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Join us on Friday, March 8 for an inspiring celebration of International Women’s Day with speakers from three incredible charities – CARE, UNICEF, and Plan International USA.

Respond to Emergencies

From hurricanes to forced displacement in conflict situations, our Charity Alliance members have the capacity to act swiftly in the wake of natural disasters and humanitarian crises around the world. Leading response organizations, including Americares, Direct Relief, International Medical Corps, and Save the Children, are vital to response efforts. Their teams work on the ground to erect temporary shelters, deliver emergency medical supplies, protect children and others who need special assistance, ensure access to basic resources, and maintain sanitary conditions. They also have established programs in place to help affected individuals and communities attain long-term stability. 

Interested in setting up an emergency fund for your company? Global Impact offers strategic guidance and resources to launch an immediate campaign that gives employees the opportunity to donate to an emergency situation of your choice. These emergency funds can also be made available through your company’s employee giving platforms. Contact us at [email protected] to get started today.

Ready to donate? Give directly to active emergencies or give to Global Impact’s Standing Emergency Response Fund and support charities on the ground serving those in need. 

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As international institutions, governments, and civil society call for a peaceful resolution to the Israel-Hamas War, we are facing a humanitarian crisis.  

Thousands of civilians have been killed, injured, and taken hostage. Violence has displaced hundreds of thousands of Palestinian and Israeli people. Blockades are preventing goods from going into Gaza, leaving families without shelter, food, water, and medicine. Infrastructural damage limits internet access, roadways, and health center operations. 

Many of our Charity Alliance members already working in the region are still working tirelessly to aid families in need under these circumstances. Food, shelter, medical care, and supplies are urgently needed, and we expect that more of our Charity Alliance members will be able to answer this call as the situation changes. 

Donations will go to charities providing aid to civilians in need in Gaza and Israel, including:

  • Immediate emergency relief: food, clean water, medical supplies and shelter when blockades allow for the movement of supplies 
  • Long-term needs: mental health support to survivors, infrastructure repair, resuming education and cash assistance 

No one deserves to live in violence or fear. Your donation will support immediate and long-term humanitarian relief for civilians caught in the conflict. 

As the conflict changes moment by moment, here’s what some of our partners in the region are working on right now. * denotes charities that are ready to respond as soon as they have the access to do so.  

Action Against Hunger – provided over one million liters of clean drinking water to more than 51,600 displaced Gazans, distributed food baskets to more than 17,440 people, including fresh fruits and vegetables, and supplied hygiene items benefiting 95,900 individuals in 19 displacement shelters, primarily in Rafah. Additionally, shelter items like plastic sheeting and wood have been provided to nearly 17,000 people in ten shelters.

Americares – collaborating with six partner organizations in Israel and Gaza to enhance access to medicine, medical supplies, and mental health support for frontline healthcare providers and survivors. In Gaza, Americares is delivering essential supplies and funding medical teams in shelters, including Anera and Project HOPE. In Israel, Americares is supporting multiple organizations to address the physical and mental health needs of those affected by the crisis, having awarded emergency funding to five partner organizations in the region.

Anera – delivering critically needed aid such as 15+ million meals, 2.8+ million medical treatments and supplies, 30,000+ hygiene kits, and 250+ trucks with additional aid, while also facilitating outside aid delivery from partner organizations.

CARE* – working with local organizations to support vulnerable women and girls in Israel. Planning a humanitarian response that will leverage local partners to distribute aid supplies such as hygiene kits, medical supplies, psychosocial services, and more in the West Bank, East Jerusalem, and the Gaza Strip.

Direct Relief – working with local healthcare providers and organizations to deliver emergency medicines, medical supplies and financial support in Israel. In Gaza, waiting to distribute nine medical aid consignments and other humanitarian support when able to do so.

Episcopal Relief and Development – partnering with Al-Ahli Hospital as staff continue to provide emergency treatment of the wounded in the wake of the deadly explosion hitting the hospital.

HIAS – providing immediate relief in Israel, including mental health first aid to 66,721 individuals, emergency food assistance to 2,924 individuals, individual support sessions for 1,231 people, and distribution of non-food item kits to 309 individuals, as well as cash and/or voucher assistance to 211 people. Additionally, HIAS facilitated group support sessions for 148 people and safe spaces for 129 children affected by the crisis.

Human Rights Watch – documenting abuses in Gaza and Israel with the aim of highlighting the need for civilian protection.

Humanity & Inclusion supplying critical aid including 110 shelters in Gaza, aiding 7,660 displaced persons with distributions including 1,092 assistive devices, 466 wound dressings, 137 kitchen sets, 88 dignity kits, 1,369 diapers, and 84 baby blankets. HI’s Gaza City office was destroyed in a bombing on January 31, 2024.

International Relief Teams* working to send emergency relief supplies such as food, water, and hygiene kits.

International Rescue Committee, Inc. – initially deployed an emergency medical team to al-Aqsa hospital in Gaza’s Middle Area, but has since withdrawn due to escalating Israeli military activity. Despite this setback, the IRC has procured 27.5 metric tons of pharmaceuticals and medical supplies for distribution to Gaza’s hospitals and clinics, and is preparing a second shipment to address specific needs identified by the Ministry of Health and partners, with a focus on pediatric and psychotropic medicines, while also supporting partners to provide essential services including food, medical supplies, psychosocial support, and cash assistance in emergency shelters.

Islamic Relief USA – distributing food parcels from local farmers to displaced families and providing hygiene kits and vital medical supplies to hospitals, access to mobile clinics for 23,400 sheltered individuals, immediate trauma response for 4,000-5,000 people, and winter aid, including blankets, mattresses, and clothing.

Medical Teams International working with frontline organizations to provide medical care and services, critical supplies and financial support in Gaza.

Mercy Corps* – preparing to resume humanitarian response to clean water access and cash assistance in Gaza.

Oxfam America – providing cash, food, and hygiene items to Gazans and began supplying food to over 1,000 displaced individuals in Ramallah and Jericho who are unable to return to Gaza.

Plan International USA – working with local partners to deliver food and first aid kits through the Rafah crossing, while Plan International Lebanon aids displaced children and families in southern Lebanon with non-food items, food, and household hygiene kits amidst cross-border tensions.

Project HOPE – operates a primary health clinic in Gaza, providing essential medications and supporting outreach care for displaced families in Rafah. They’ve initiated a supply chain in Gaza alongside Anera, delivering hygiene kits, blankets, and mattresses. Project HOPE is also providing mental health support and hygiene supplies to displaced individuals in Jerusalem.

Save the Children –initial supplies, including medical kits, consumables, and water, entered Gaza from Egypt in October 2023, with plans to scale up response efforts by distributing additional essential supplies, providing fuel and water infrastructure for hospitals, and delivering mental health support services, including Child-Friendly Spaces, as soon as access permits.

UNICEF USA – supporting water trucking to shelters, distributing bottled water, water containers, chlorine tablets, and fuel for water facilities, while also providing emergency medical supplies, mental health support, nutrition supplies, recreational activities, winter essentials, and humanitarian cash support to vulnerable households in Gaza.

World Food Program USA provided food and cash assistance to over 1 million people in the region during the current crisis. Additionally, there’s a significant amount of food—over 46.2 million pounds—stocked in U.N. World Food Programme warehouses, frustratingly awaiting distribution to the 2.2 million individuals enduring difficult conditions.

World Relief* – preparing to respond to this crisis through local partners in the region as soon as the situation allows.

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A deadly 6.8 magnitude earthquake struck Morocco on Friday, September 8, the strongest to hit the country in over a century. Nearly 3,000 people have died and over 5,600 were injured, with thousands more unaccounted for and tens of thousands displaced from their homes. The shake has devastated the economic hub of Marrakech and many mountain villages that have been difficult for rescuers to reach.

Survivors are receiving intensive medical care, and families will need food, water, shelter and help reuniting with lost loved ones. As winter approaches, communities will need to rebuild homes and roads.

Our leading humanitarian partners, such as CARE, International Medical Corps and Project HOPE, are on the ground providing these critical services and more to survivors.

Give now to the Morocco Earthquake Fund. Your gift will go towards families’ immediate needs as well as long-term plans to rebuild communities in Morocco.

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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has propelled millions to leave their homes. In addition to the immediate harm faced by civilians, the massive humanitarian crisis is upending communities, crushing the local economy, halting children’s education, and thwarting access to medical care.

You can help: Give to the Ukraine Response Fund today. Your donation goes to multiple leading nonprofits – including International Medical Corps, International Rescue Committee, and Project HOPE – and supports their critical work to:

  • Distribute medical staff and supplies for lifesaving care.
  • Protect refugees, many of whom are women and children.
  • Supply healthy food, clean water, and reliable power.
  • Provide mental and emotional support.
  • Reunite separated families.
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When it comes to emergency situations, it’s not a matter of if but when the next will occur.

Donate to Global Impact’s Standing Emergency Response Fund to set aside resources for our member charities who are positioned around the world, ready to respond directly to the next natural disaster or humanitarian crisis.