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.
Thirty dollars buys a school kit that lasts a child a whole year. Fifteen dollars puts a meal pack on a family's table.
Our partners and supporters
Every figure comes from our audited annual report, not from estimates.
Wells, classrooms and food distributions photographed by our partners on the day they happened.
Project updates, volunteer stories and the reports that show what your support achieved.
From the 7 am food bank shift to an afternoon reading club, one Saturday volunteer shows us what a day of help looks like.
Regular gifts let us sign year-long contracts with teachers and keep emergency stock ready, instead of waiting for the next appeal.
Every animal is vet-checked, vaccinated and cared for until the right family comes along. Last year, 860 found new homes.
From bake sales to sponsored runs and birthday pledges, ten simple ideas our supporters have used, plus a free fundraising pack.
Anyone starting to give monthly
Donors who want to pick a project
Supporters who want to meet the teams
Long-term work in water, education and food, plus fast help when disaster strikes.
Wells built with villages and kept running by trained local committees for at least ten years.
Shelter, vet care and rehoming for abandoned animals, with every adoption followed up after six weeks.
Weekly food parcels and hot meals for families facing hunger, delivered through local food banks.
Thirty dollars keeps a child learning all year. Give a school kit today.