Liam NguyenHR Partner · 2 hours ago
What happens after a disaster appeal
The first 72 hours are about water and shelter. The next six months are about rebuilding homes, schools and livelihoods with local partners.
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Giving that you can see
Choose a project and follow it with photos and progress updates from the field until the work is finished.
Priya SilvaFrontend Engineer · yesterday
Meet the partners behind our water projects
Local committees choose the well sites, train repair teams and collect small fees that keep the pumps running for a decade.
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Samir OkaforSales Executive · yesterday
How your donations built three new classrooms
In eighteen months, supporters funded three classrooms, forty desks and two teachers' salaries for a village school that used to teach under a tree.
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Felix RossiFrontend Engineer · 6 days ago
A day in the life of a volunteer
From the 7 am food bank shift to an afternoon reading club, one Saturday volunteer shows us what a day of help looks like.
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Why Glowia
Why give through Glowia
Ninety cents of every dollar reaches projects, and you see exactly what your gift achieved.
Volunteer network
More than 1,400 volunteers sort food parcels, tutor children and walk shelter dogs every week.
Transparent reports
Our accounts are independently audited every year and published in full on this site.
Tax receipts
Receive a tax receipt seconds after every gift, plus a yearly summary each January.
Impact tracking
See photos, project updates and numbers from the exact project your gift funded.
Local partners
We work through community organisations in 36 communities, led by people who live there.
Secure giving
Card, bank and wallet payments are encrypted and processed by certified payment partners.
By the numbers
What your support has achieved
120clean water wells built
1,400volunteers
210kpeople helped
15years of work
In the field
Your support in action
Volunteers, partners and families at the projects your gifts paid for this year.
Journal
News from the field
Project updates, volunteer stories and the reports that show what your support achieved.
What happens after a disaster appealThe first 72 hours are about water and shelter. The next six months are about rebuilding homes, schools and livelihoods with local partners.Why monthly giving makes such a differenceRegular gifts let us sign year-long contracts with teachers and keep emergency stock ready, instead of waiting for the next appeal.Ten ways to fundraise with friendsFrom bake sales to sponsored runs and birthday pledges, ten simple ideas our supporters have used, plus a free fundraising pack.Our yearly impact report, explainedWe show where last year's money went, line by line: programmes, fundraising costs and the ten cents in every dollar that keep us running.
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Good news, once a month
One finished project, one volunteer story and one way to help, in a five-minute read.
Our work
Our programmes
Long-term work in water, education and food, plus fast help when disaster strikes.
Clean water
Wells built with villages and kept running by trained local committees for at least ten years.
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Disaster response
Emergency teams deliver water, shelter kits and medical supplies within 72 hours of a disaster.
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Volunteer programs
Give one Saturday or a weekly shift at food banks, schools and animal shelters nearby.
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