No end in sight for the Global Medical Relief Fund

April 25, 2012 4:16 PM

After "60 Minutes" first aired a story two years ago on Elizza Montani's mission to help mend the lives of children affected by war, her charity has since received overwhelming support. Scott Pelley reports.

Global Medical Relief Fund still going strong

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