The bill, H. 3994, is a resolution from the South Carolina House of Representatives that calls on the United States Congress and the President to continue providing humanitarian assistance to the people of Sudan. The resolution highlights the catastrophic humanitarian situation in Sudan, where decades of mismanagement have led to a collapsed healthcare infrastructure and widespread hunger, with over 25 million people facing acute food insecurity and 12 million displaced from their homes. It emphasizes the significant role of the United States as the largest donor of humanitarian aid to Sudan, having contributed over $500 million in 2024 alone, which has supported critical assistance efforts.

The resolution further details the challenges faced in delivering aid, including militia offensives that have disrupted farming communities and the overall humanitarian response, which remains underfunded at only sixty percent of the global appeal. In light of these ongoing crises, the resolution urges the U.S. government to increase its financial support for Sudan to address the urgent needs of its people. Copies of the resolution will be sent to the South Carolina Congressional Delegation and the President of the United States to advocate for continued assistance.