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Congo
Agissons Ensemble
We are Agissons Ensemble. A volunteer organization based in Goma. We are a collective of Goma youth dedicated to the displaced and disadvantaged in our community. We are raising material support to provide relief and long term resources for the Congolese people. Please join us in Acting Together.
Bring Holiday Joy to Children in Congo
Focus Congo
Focus Congo exists to see hope and redemption arise within the people of the Democratic Republic of Congo. We see a radiant and peaceful Congo with enormous opportunities for social and economic development.
Konzo Charity
We believe that everyone deserves the opportunity to succeed and thrive, and we are committed to working with local partners and communities to help create a better future for all. Through our programs, we provide support for students and teachers, offer medical care and treatment, and work to empower communities to meet their own needs.
Panzi Hospital & Foundation
Panzi Foundation & Hospital is dedicated to healing survivors of sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) and creating lasting change in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Founded by Nobel Peace Prize laureate Dr. Denis Mukwege and with a DRC-based team of nearly 1000 people, the Panzi Foundation stands as a beacon of resilience and change. As one of the largest African-led nonprofits, Panzi is deeply rooted in the local communities it serves, committed to addressing the devastating impacts of SGBV through a holistic, survivor-centered approach.
Donate to the Panzi Foundation & Hospital
Eastern Congo Initiative
We work with local organizations to empower women and entrepreneurs, end impunity for violence, and provide essential services. When ECI started, no one would fund local organizations or invest in Congolese startups. Over 50 non-profit partners and 120 startups later, we have proven that localization works.
Donate to the ECI's Minova Relief Efforts Fundraiser
Friends of the Congo (FOTC)
The FOTC is an advocacy organization based in Washington, DC. The FOTC was established in 2004 to work in partnership with Congolese to bring about peaceful and lasting change in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), formerly Zaire.
Our mission is to raise the consciousness of the world community on the challenge of the Congo and support Congolese institutions in bringing about a peaceful and lasting change.
URGENT Support Needed in Goma, DR Congo
We believe in a world where everyone can access opportunity. Why? Because every child, family, and community needs and deserves the tools to thrive. But we don’t stop at short-term fixes; instead, we build lasting change. Together, we empower people, strengthen communities, and create success that lasts.
Donate to Hope G.C.L.M. Foundation
Education for Congo's Children: 30 Days, 30 Hopes
Ubuntu DRC
United by our values, we are one.
At Ubuntu DRC, we hold a deep belief that every child deserves not just education, but also dignity and the chance to dream freely. Your compassionate support nurtures the children, empowering them to step forward with confidence and hope.
Support Young Girls Victims of S.A in Goma, Eastern of Congo
Helping orphaned children build brighter and more fulfilling
Sudan
El-Fasher Relief Fund
On October 26, 2025, the world witnessed unspeakable atrocities in El-Fasher, North Darfur, Sudan. The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) led by Hemedti, launched a brutal assault that left thousands dead and countless others wounded and truamatized. According to the Human Rights Watch, the RSF takeover marked the culmination of an 18-month seige that led to famine, disease, and widespread suffering.
We're a group of young Darfuri girls across the United States raising funds to provide:
1. Blankets, warm clothing, and footwear
2.Food and clean water
3.Medication and hygienic products
4. Baby formula and basic necessities
All donations will go directly to GiveDarfur.org, a trusted nonprofit with deep roots in Darfur. They are working on the ground to deliver aid to the Tawila camp.
Every dollar helps. Every share mattters. Every voice counts.
Donate to El-Fasher Relief Fund
Sudan Solidarity Collective
The Sudan Solidarity Collective formed in response to the outbreak of a brutal war in Sudan. It seeks to resource grassroots civil society formations at the frontlines of relief efforts in those parts of Sudan that have been hardest hit by militarised state violence.
Donate to The Sudan Solidarity Collective
Mutual Aim
Mutual Aim is an African and BIPOC-led nonprofit organization that dedicates itself to providing social and human services to war-torn areas and other underrepresented communities across the world. Our mission is to bring temporary aid to those we serve while still creating projects that create long-term, sustainable change to underserved communities.
Sudanese Resistance Front (SuRF)
SuRF proudly supports the "We Must Plant" campaign initiated by the Gezira and Managil Farmers Alliance. This campaign aims to reclaim our agricultural legacy and secure food sovereignty, an essential step in resisting the neo-colonial and imperialist forces that continue to exploit our land.
The fight for land justice is at the heart of Sudan’s revolution. Every act of Sadaqa Jariya (continuous charity) transforms into a seed of resistance and renewal—a testament to our collective determination to secure food sovereignty and build a self-determined future for Sudan.
Donate to the We Must Plant Campaign
School Supplies for Sudan
Sudan is facing the largest humanitarian crisis in the world, with over one-third of its population in urgent need of aid. The ongoing conflict has displaced millions, leaving Sudanese children especially vulnerable. Many of these children have fled to neighboring countries like Egypt in search of safety, but they are still facing immense challenges in accessing education. Currently, 5 million children are displaced, and over 19 million are out of school, with 90% of schools either non-operational or inaccessible. Sudanese children aren’t just missing out on education—they’re losing their chance at a better future.
Donate to Nas Al Sudan's School Supplies for Sudan
Sudan Benefit Fundraiser
In response to this dire situation, the Sudan Benefit Fundraiser (SBF) was initiated as a mutual aid effort during Ramadan 2024, organized by the Sudanese Diaspora Network (SDN) a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organisation. During Ramadan, SDN selects a theme and beneficiaries that address urgent issues in Sudan each year.
Given that 30.4 million people in Sudan now require humanitarian aid, this year’s SBF extended its activities beyond Ramadan and continues to provide support a year later. Our campaign initially began with supporting three organizations, and through your generous donations, we extended that to support 12 organizations providing critical humanitarian aid to Sudanese families in need.
Donate to the Sudan Disapora Network's Sudan Benefit Fundraiser
Sadagaat-USA
Its mission is to address the needs of Sudan’s poorest communities by providing aid, education, and resources. The organization focuses on improving health, nutrition, and access to clean water while promoting economic and educational development.
Donate to Sadagaat-USA's Sudan Humanitarian Crisis Fundraiser
Sudan War Crisis Emergency Relief
Nearly 7.1 million people displaced in Sudan. Destruction of healthcare facilities, disruption of critical healthcare services like immunizations, newborn care and availability of healthcare workers is putting many at risk of death and life-threatening complications. We need every bit of help in generating a relief fund to continue our efforts in Sudan.
Donate to Sudanese American Physicians Association's (SAPA) Sudan Relief Fund
Financial Assistance to Sudanese Hospitals (FAH)
In response to the dire healthcare situation in Sudan, our organization has committed to providing significant financial assistance to ten hospitals across the country. This funding will help procure critical medical equipment, medicine, and support healthcare staff, ultimately improving the overall quality of healthcare available to Sudanese citizens.
Donate to the Financial Assistance to Sudanese Hospitals
Help Ashley and her partner relocate after death threats
Ashley leads a community of over 400 LGBTQ+ refugees who are facing unimaginable risks. In South Sudan, being queer is illegal and punishable by violence, imprisonment, and constant harassment.
Mutual Aid Sudan Coalition (MASC)
MASC is a partnership between Sudanese mutual aid groups, notably the Emergency Response Rooms (ERRs), and international supporters and aid experts committed to providing direct, flexible funding to local groups addressing Sudan’s humanitarian crisis. The ERRs are community-based networks of Sudanese volunteers that organize local humanitarian response during the ongoing conflict. Unlike traditional models, the Coalition adapts its approach to support mutual aid actors on their terms.
The Coalition was formed to address the disparity between the success of informal groups in delivering aid and the minimal direct funding they receive, currently less than 1% of international humanitarian funding. By offering mechanisms for rapid, cost-effective fund transfers, the Coalition supports a highly-decentralized network of Sudanese organizations according to their humanitarian priorities.
Sudan Humanitarian Foundation (SHF)
We are Sudan Humanitarian Foundation, Inc., a registered nonprofit organization dedicated to providing critical humanitarian aid to Sudan and Sudanese refugees. Our mission is to alleviate suffering, combat hunger, and restore dignity for those impacted by the ongoing war, famine, and displacement crisis.
Hope and Haven Refugees Association
Sudan is enduring one of the worst humanitarian crises in the world today. Families across the country — especially in Darfur and the White Nile areas — are facing famine, displacement, and deadly disease outbreaks.
At Hope and Haven Refugees Association, we are on the ground every day with limited resources but unlimited determination. With your support, we are sustaining life-saving programs:
🍲 4 Community Kitchens – providing daily hot meals to displaced families.
💊 Cholera Emergency Response – delivering medical supplies to health centers in outbreak zones.
🧺 Food Packets – reaching families in camps and remote areas who have no other source of support.
Donate to Hope and Haven Sudan
Sunduq Al Sudan
After nearly two years of war, Sudan is now the world’s largest hunger and displacement crisis. Large swaths of the country remain inaccessible to international organizations. Amidst this, grassroots civilian groups rooted in the Sudanese spirit of nafeer - collective action - are on the ground providing aid.
Sunduq Al Sudan is designed to support and amplify the lifesaving work done by mutual aid networks across the country. Modeled after alsunduq (box), the community savings groups popular in Sudan, Sunduq al Sudan collects and distributes funding to community-led initiatives.
Currently we are raising funds to support a children’s feeding program in Adré camp run by Hope and Haven Refugee Association.
Let’s Have Hope
Let’s Have Hope is a community-led NGO committed to serving conflict-affected and displaced communities. Based in El Fasher, North Darfur, we work on the ground to design and deliver sustainable humanitarian solutions.
Kenya
Queer Pride Africa
We are Queer Pride Africa, a resilient group of LGBTQ+ refugees living in Kakuma Refugee Camp, Kenya. Despite facing discrimination, violence, and exclusion, we continue to rise united by love, hope, and a shared dream of freedom and dignity.
Every day, our community struggles for food, safety, and acceptance. But we refuse to give up. Instead, we are building sustainable projects that will bring lasting change and self-reliance for our people.
Palestine
Hope for a Newborn Family After Losing Their Home
Mohammads message:
"Hello, my name is Mohammed Al-Shawaf, my nickname is Hamoud, and I’m 24 years old.
I’ve lost all my dreams. I got married during the war, I have a daughter, and my wife is pregnant. I lost my home. I lost my sister’s child, my cousin, and my nephew in the war, and they’re still under the rubble. I’ve been living in a tent for a year and a half.
We’ve been targeted more than three times. We’ve already left our area under fire and shelling. I live with my mother and my five siblings. They’ve lost their homes, their money, and their jobs, and they have nothing.
We don’t have the money to buy flour because it costs $40 a kilo, and there’s no food. We’re facing a real famine. We all live together in a small, rented place where there are flies, mosquitoes, and insects. We go to sleep hungry.
I hope you can help us by donating to provide food and water and keep us alive."
Donate to Mohammed Al-Shawaf and His Family
Help Omar & his family in Gaza
Update May 2025. Aid has not been let into Gaza since beginning of March, Omar and his family have all lost considerable weight and trying to source even the most basic food such as canned beans, is very difficult due to lack of availability and it’s exorbitant price. The Genocide continues, more brutal than ever, please please, your donation matter more now than ever before, everyone is being forcibly starved, we cannot say we did not know.
Please donate, your money will go towards helping Omar and his family survive another brutal winter, living in a tent, faced with the elements and trying to survive with little food and water available to them.
The US and the UK alongside the EU continue to fund the Israeli genocide, don’t sit back and think this doesn’t impact you, it does. Please do something, check your apathy. Donating £5 really will make a difference
Palestine Children's Relief Fund
Palestine Children's Relief Fund (PCRF), founded in 1991 by concerned humanitarians in the USA, provides free medical care to thousands of injured and ill children yearly who lack local access to care within the local health care system.
Donate to the PCRF's Gaza Relief & Recovery
Watermelon Sisters
Watermelon Sisters is composed of an amazing group of volunteers from around the United States and the world who do everything in their power to meet the needs of Palestinians surviving genocide.
Donate to the Watermelon Sisters
Grassroots International
Grassroots International’s Palestine Emergency Fund moves 100% of donations to trusted community-led organizations throughout Palestine, building on a 40-year legacy of partnering with local human rights defenders and providers of community-based emergency relief.
Our Palestinian partners also continue the critical work of documenting genocide and war crimes by the Israeli government, seeking justice, and organizing in a way that stays true to their long-term visions.
Donate to Grassroots International’s Palestine Emergency Fund
Humanti Project
Fund a kitchen is a free platform to help you locate food kitchens, community projects, medical support, and other initiatives across Palestine.
Arab Group for the Protection of Nature العربية لحماية الطبيعة (AGPN)
The "Gaza Farms Revival" project aims to rehabilitate the agricultural sector, restore local food systems to combat famine and blockade, and establish food sovereignty.
Help us support farmers who are resilient in the face of the systematic destruction of resources and land.
Gaza Nuseirat Water & Community Fund
My name is Madeleine Zemek and I am helping my friend, Momem with a community fund for fresh, clean water for his camp in Nuseirat, Gaza. He is wanting to purchase a water truck to able to distribute water to people in need of clean water without cost to the person.
We will be also be providing food for the camp! By purchasing flour to get food for the 200 families in the camp.
Another project, Momem wants to accomplish is establishing a soup kitchen for his camp ❤️
A big goal for the camp is a working well for the future!! This will cost $13,000 cad for the advanced equipment.
Momem will provide updates of the development and process through videos and pictures.
Every donation makes a difference! No matter the amount!
Donate to Gaza Nuseirat Water & Community Fund
Bridge of Solidarity
Bridge of Solidarity is an anti-capitalist mutual aid organization in Al Mawasi, Khan Younis, Gaza.
Founded by Yazan, a young leftist from Khuza'a village in rural Gaza, it is now run by a collective team including queer and Afro-Palestinian volunteers.
All money goes directly to people in need of support, and none is kept for Yazan or other volunteers.
Our efforts are focused on the most marginalized in Gaza, those most at risk of dying: people without phones, tech, internet, English skills, social media, wealthy relatives, outside support, or living relatives. Additionally, we focus on supporting Afro-Palestinian communities, LGBTQ Gazans, elders, orphans, chronically ill and disabled Gazans.
Donate to Bridge of Solidarity
We Refuse to Die From Winter Cold in Gaza
Help for my friend Tayseer
Help Tayseer Obaid and His Family Survive War and Starvation in Gaza
My name is Tayseer Obaid. I am a 37-year-old father from Gaza. In normal times, my life was dedicated to providing for my wife and our ten children. Today, it is dedicated to a single, daily goal: keeping them alive.
Our home was destroyed in the war, and we now live in a makeshift tent encampment, exposed to the elements and constant danger . When the winter cold and rain became unbearable, I was forced to dig a hole nearly two meters deep in the clay soil and cover it with a tarpaulin to give my children some shelter from the cold . It breaks my heart to say this, but I once told a reporter, "If I had a better option, I wouldn't be living in a hole that looks like a grave" . I live in fear that a nearby explosion could cause the soil to collapse on us all .
Our struggle does not end with shelter. Every single day is a battle against starvation. I spend my days desperately searching for food for my family. Prices for basic goods have skyrocketed, some days, the best I can provide is a cup of tea and some milk to share among us . We have been reduced to surviving on a few loaves of bread, we break the bread and share it, often with nothing to dip it in. We have forgotten what a proper meal is.
The quest for food is itself deadly. Aid is scarce and difficult to reach. We have reached a level where we say goodbye to our children before going to get aid, because I might go and not come back. I have seen others leave for aid and never return. My children are not just hungry; they are vulnerable to disease. A lack of nutrition has left them weak and susceptible to illnesses like jaundice, which can lead to severe complications .
We have lost everything, but we cling to the hope that humanity has not forgotten us. Your support can provide us with the basic necessities we need to survive: nutritious food, warm clothing, and blankets to protect my children from the cold.
Rohingya People
The Rohingya Maìyafuìnor Collaborative Network
The Rohingya are a group indigenous to Arakan State, Myanmar. Since 1942, they have been subjected to years of ethnic and religious discrimination, genocide, and forced displacement. Currently there are over 80% of Rohingya people living in exile with majority seeking refuge in countries like Bangladesh, Malaysia, Indonesia, and across Asia Pacific region.
Donate to the The Rohingya Maìyafuìnor Collaborative Network
Emergency Relief for Rohingya
We urgently need your help to support Rohingya families who have escaped the horrific genocide in Arakan, Myanmar, and are now struggling to survive in Bangladesh.The situation is critical. Families are enduring starvation and illness, and the most vulnerable—infants and children—are in dire need of milk and food. Additionally, rescue missions are ongoing to reach those still in danger and provide them with safe passage and immediate aid. Your essential donations will provide the necessary support for these families, helping them with basic necessities and offering hope during this crisis.
Tigray
Omna Tigray
Omna Tigray was founded by a collective of international Tigrayan professionals from various backgrounds in response to the war and genocide waged on Tigrayan people on November 4, 2020.
Omna Tigray is a nonprofit nonpartisan global organization in the US, Canada, Europe, and Australia with a purpose to effectively advocate for an end to the war, call for unrestricted humanitarian aid to the Tigrayan people, and promote the economic development of Tigray.
Omna means “our large tree” in Tigrigna. Om is a tree with plentiful branches that keeps growing, and this signifies that despite adversity, Tigray will continue to grow, flourish, and reach new heights.
Empowering Tigrayans: A Financial Assistance Initiative for Refugees and IDPs
Ukraine
Grassroots Response
Grassroots Response was founded by people who believed they could make a difference. What we didn’t realize at the time was just how immense the struggle would be for these families. Many have lost everything—homes, livelihoods, and loved ones—due to the ongoing war and bombing in Ukraine. Since 2022, we’ve gathered hundreds of volunteers to help over 4,500 Ukrainians find housing.
The majority of people who are asking for help are the people who tried to start a life in Canada but are struggling because lack of employment, limited social connections, and housing. We need continuous donations in order to support them.
Razom
Ukraine’s fight for freedom and sovereignty reaches far outside the country itself – it is a defining moment in the global fight for democracy, human rights, and the promise of a free world. From the Revolution of Dignity to today’s front lines, Ukrainians have shown the resilience, creativity, and courage that inspire us all.
At Razom – which means “together” in Ukrainian – we believe that Ukrainian success is the world’s success. Every lifesaving package we ship, every training we deliver, and every voice we amplify sends a powerful message: freedom and justice are worth defending.
Sámi people
SAAMI Council
"In Norway's far north, members of the Sami minority and environmental activists are trying to block the construction of a copper mine. While Norwegian authorities and the project’s Canadian owners promote it as a contributor to the green transition, critics warn it will pollute a nearby fjord and disrupt reindeer herding." Source
The Saami Council is a voluntary and independent cultural political and political cooperation organization for the main Saami organizations in Finland, Norway, Russia and Sweden.
The Saami Council is a non-governmental private organization. The Saami Council's primary objective is to safeguard the Saami interests as a people, strengthen the Saami solidarity across national borders as one people and indigenous people, and work to ensure that the Saami also in future are recognized as one people and indigenous people, whose cultural, political, economic, civil, social and spiritual rights shall be ensured through each country's laws, agreements between the States concerned and the Saami representative bodies, and the international law in general.
The Saami Council is also working internationally to promote and ensure the Saamis’ and other indigenous peoples’ interests and rights.