Charity ClarityEmergency relief
After the storm, the work continues. Emergency medicine, meals, and rebuilding all have a place in recovery.
Compare 15 charities ↓Compare immediate response with longer-term recovery, and read the context behind donated supplies.
Emergency relief · 15 organizations
15 charities
Provides food, water, medical and education assistance in Afghanistan, alongside disaster response and family support.
About $90 of every $100 spent went toward humanitarian aid and disaster response.
A financial snapshot, not a measure of charitable impact.
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About $91 of every $100 spent went toward disaster relief and blood services.
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View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Coordinates donated goods, home repairs and financial assistance for disaster recovery in Collier County communities.
About $100 of every $100 spent went toward disaster recovery and home repairs.
A financial snapshot, not a measure of charitable impact.
View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Medical resources for people affected by poverty and emergencies.
About $99 of every $100 spent went toward medical supplies and emergency aid.
A financial snapshot, not a measure of charitable impact.
View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Provides assistance to people in need and people affected by disasters.
About $96 of every $100 spent went toward disaster and basic-needs assistance.
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View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Provides temporary housing, rebuilding support and financial assistance after natural disasters.
About $100 of every $100 spent went toward disaster housing, rebuilding and assistance.
A financial snapshot, not a measure of charitable impact.
View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Medical care in conflicts, disasters and health emergencies.
About $84 of every $100 spent went toward emergency medical care.
A financial snapshot, not a measure of charitable impact.
View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Organizes humanitarian assistance and service opportunities for young people in communities around the world.
About $80 of every $100 spent went toward humanitarian service projects.
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View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Provides food, clothing, water, transport and medical supplies in disaster zones.
About $99 of every $100 spent went toward emergency supplies and disaster assistance.
A financial snapshot, not a measure of charitable impact.
View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Humanitarian support for people affected by displacement.
About $87 of every $100 spent went toward help for people forced from home.
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View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Coordinates assistance for neighbors affected by catastrophic events.
About $95 of every $100 spent went toward disaster assistance.
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View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Provides basic necessities to refugees in low-income countries through a Christian aid mission.
About $86 of every $100 spent went toward refugee humanitarian assistance.
A financial snapshot, not a measure of charitable impact.
View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Health, education and emergency programs for children.
About $83 of every $100 spent went toward children’s health, learning and emergency aid.
A financial snapshot, not a measure of charitable impact.
View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Organizes aviation transport of supplies and aid workers, evacuations and volunteer support during disasters and humanitarian crises.
About $79 of every $100 spent went toward disaster air transport and recovery support.
A financial snapshot, not a measure of charitable impact.
View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Organizes veteran-led humanitarian assistance for communities before, during and after disasters and crises.
About $70 of every $100 spent went toward disaster response and humanitarian assistance.
A financial snapshot, not a measure of charitable impact.
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