Help in Disaster

Our work doesn't end after disaster strikes.

When disaster strikes, we are there, ready to act swiftly and compassionately, standing with people in their most difficult moments. Whether the crisis unfolds in the US or across the globe, every second matters, and our ability to respond immediately can mean the difference between life and death.

In the wake of a disaster, communities face immense challenges. Families are displaced, homes are destroyed, and lives are upended. That’s where we step in, providing critical assistance to help people survive and begin to recover. This includes:

  • First aid to address urgent injuries and save lives
  • Essential items like food, clean water, and shelter to meet basic needs
  • Cash support, empowering families to purchase what they need most, such as warm clothing or medication
  • Emotional support to help individuals cope with the trauma and uncertainty they face

Time is of the essence during a crisis. By pre-releasing funds, we can mobilize aid quickly, ensuring that help reaches those in need immediately, even as additional resources are being gathered. Your generosity makes this rapid response possible, offering relief to thousands of people in their time of need.

With your support, we can respond to a variety of emergencies, from armed conflicts to climate-related crises like wildfires, floods, and droughts, as well as natural disasters like earthquakes and tsunamis.

When critical infrastructure, such as hospitals, is destroyed, we step in to ensure people can still access lifesaving medical care. When families are torn apart by the loss of their homes, we listen to their stories, offer comfort, and help them rebuild their lives. And long after the headlines fade, we remain on the ground, committed to recovery and rebuilding efforts for as long as it takes.

By joining us, you can bring hope and practical aid to those who need it most. Your support saves lives, restores dignity, and helps communities move forward after unimaginable loss.

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