Global humanitarian aid guide
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Donate to Humanitarian Aid and Trusted Emergency Appeals
Give where it can reach people safely: trusted appeals, credible charities and organisations with access.
The safest donation is one that goes through an official appeal page, a registered charity, or an organisation with access, safeguarding and transparent handling of funds.
Important: these public sites point readers to trusted external appeal routes rather than asking for bank transfers, gift cards or direct messages.
Before you give
- Check the exact domain and charity identity.
- Do not donate through private messages or gift-card requests.
- Read what the appeal says funds will support.
- Keep giving to underfunded crises after attention moves on.
Trusted source routes
Useful external sources
Use primary humanitarian and charity sources when checking crisis claims, donation appeals and public information.
Questions people ask
Frequently asked questions
Can I donate through this site?
These public sites guide visitors to trusted external appeal routes rather than asking for unverified direct payments.
What should I avoid when donating?
Avoid private bank transfers, gift card requests, copied social posts, fake charity names and pressure to give through unofficial links.
Is monthly giving useful?
Yes. Monthly donations help organisations plan and support underfunded crises after media attention drops.
Take action
Turn concern into responsible help
Use trusted appeals, check sources before sharing, and keep attention on people affected by crisis after the first headline has passed.