Funds in Disaster Relief

Progetto A.M.A.L. ODV is an Italian Third Sector organisation registered in the RUNTS. AMAL stands for Aid, Mobility, Learning and Liberty. It provides direct, transparent support to people affected by conflict, with a current focus on vulnerable families and young people in Gaza. There are two ways to contribute. First, colleagues can donate directly to Progetto AMAL. These donations can help fund structured initiatives such as scholarships, education pathways and emergency support. Second, colleagues can donate directly to one of the three personal campaigns below. If donating is not possible, sharing a campaign can still help it reach someone who can contribute. Donate to Progetto AMAL: https://www.progetto-amal.org/r/b10756bc-79f4-4bc9-94d3-c3416bcc6206/ Ahmed A young artist caring for his grandmother Ahmed is a young visual artist and engineering student in northern Gaza. He is caring for his elderly grandmother while managing trauma-related health problems and the loss of his home and art materials. Donations support food, water, medication, shelter needs and his longer-term path back into education. Campaign: https://www.progetto-amal.org/r/e892f65d-3bbf-40bc-b2b6-1e6702e594c7/ Wael Disability-related care and survival support Wael is a young man with Down syndrome living in a displacement tent with his elderly mother. Donations help provide medication, hygiene and sanitation supplies, appropriate food, clean water and protection for their tent. Campaign: https://www.progetto-amal.org/r/7de434b7-5744-415f-88cd-e05cfd5cf398/ Yusra Emergency support for a mother and five children Yusra is caring for five children in Gaza, aged between two and twelve. Donations help the family obtain daily food, clean drinking water, diapers, clothing and essential hygiene supplies. Campaign: https://www.progetto-amal.org/r/752813ee-fe19-488d-823c-c0c2e0ec33a0/

Hurricane Isaias made landfall near Destin, FL on October 9 as a Category 2 hurricane, unleashing hurricane-force winds, torrential rain, storm surge and tornadoes across the Gulf Coast of Florida and Alabama. The hurricane's effects have resulted in the deaths of four people, more than 800,000 customers across the region are without power and widespread wind and rain damages has impacted homes and businesses across the Southeast.

We are working with World Central Kitchen (WCK) to support families affected by the recent earthquakes in Venezuela and Colombia.

Thousands of individuals and families have had their lives devastated by the flash floods that struck Nepal on August 26th. Various charities and organizations have launched relief efforts to help those affected by this disaster. The APID and Carespace Employee Resource Groups are teaming up to sponsor this fund that consists of organizations that are directly contributing to aid for those affected in Nepal. We feel greatly for the people and families of Nepal and want to show our support. We ask those who can spare it to make a donation and take advantage of company matching to maximize our impact.

A glacial lake outburst flood originating from the Chinese border from the Xizang/Tibet area caused significant flooding and mudslides in northern Nepal and at the border on August 26. More than 1,200 people have been confirmed dead and more than 5,000 are still reported missing. Homes, roads, bridges, power plants and other critical infrastructure have been destroyed or badly damaged. Multiple bridges and roads have been washed away leaving some of the affected communities extremely difficult to reach. Please note the organizations included in this Fund are subject to change as we learn more about needs on the ground.

On the 10th of August, the west region of Colombia was struck by a 7.4 earthquake, the strongest in many years, killing more than 200 people and leaving many people without a home. The epicenter of the Earthquake was in the Chocó region, a place of green lush jungle but a region with poor infrastructure. Likewise, many cities were horribly affected like Cali, Pereira, and Manizales, the coffee-region. Donations to this fund are to help the people on the ground helping those in need.

A powerful 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck western Colombia on August 10, killing at least 111 people, damaging hundreds of buildings and leaving many trapped under debris. The epicenter of the earthquake was located in the Choco region, west of the capital of Bogota and was felt in neighboring countries of Ecuador and Panama. Cities across western Colombia, including Pereira, Quibdo, Cali, and Manizales, were affected. Your donation to this Fund will help support organizations as they work to provide immediate relief and long-term recovery efforts in the region. Please note the organizations included in this Fund are subject to change as we learn more about needs on the ground.

So far in 2026, wildfires have burned nearly 2 million acres in the Pacific Northwest, including Oregon, Washington and Idaho. These fires have affected Ranchers and farmers who face the loss of crops, feed, equipment, and other resources. The Spokane Complex fires have forced the evacuations of 65,000 people and destroyed close to 700 structures. This fund supports organizations that are providing immediate relief as well as long-term recovery efforts in the region.

Wildfires across the Pacific Northwest continue to affect communities throughout the region, creating significant challenges for local families and businesses. Ranchers and farmers are among those hardest hit, often facing the loss of grazing land, crops, fencing, livestock feed, equipment, and other critical resources. Beyond the immediate challenges, recovery can take months or even years, placing considerable financial and emotional strain on communities. The following organizations are providing relief to those impacted by the wildfires, helping meet immediate needs while supporting long-term recovery efforts for ranchers, farmers, families, and entire communities.

On June 24, two devastating earthquakes, measuring 7.2 and 7.5 in magnitude, struck Venezuela just seconds apart. More than 5,000 people lost their lives, an estimated 1.3 million people now need humanitarian assistance, and the World Bank estimates the disaster caused $19.6 billion in direct physical damage. This fund was created to support trusted organizations providing food, shelter, medical care, and other essential relief to families affected by the earthquakes.

On June 24, 2026, two powerful earthquakes (7.2 and 7.5 magnitude) struck north-central Venezuela, among the strongest in over a century. Buildings collapsed in Caracas and surrounding states, power and hospitals were disrupted, and a state of emergency was declared. Search and rescue is underway; official casualty and damage figures are still being assessed. Your donation to this Fund will help the following organizations provide on-the-ground needs assessments, rescue efforts, resource distribution, and medical intervention to those impacted.

Two powerful back-to-back earthquakes, measuring magnitudes 7.2 and 7.5, struck north-central Venezuela in the early evening of June 24, 2026. Severe damage, structural collapses, and heavy infrastructure destruction have been reported across major areas, including Caracas and La Guaira. Relief efforts are currently underway, including search and rescue efforts, medical intervention, emergency meal distribution, and other critical services. Your donation to this Fund will help support organizations as they work to provide immediate relief and long-term recovery efforts in the region. Please note the organizations included in this Fund are subject to change as we learn more about needs on the ground.

Two powerful back-to-back earthquakes, measuring magnitudes 7.2 and 7.5, struck north-central Venezuela in the early evening of June 24, 2026. Severe damage, structural collapses, and heavy infrastructure destruction have been reported across major areas, including Caracas and La Guaira. Relief efforts are currently underway, including search and rescue efforts, medical intervention, emergency meal distribution, and other critical services. Your donation to this Fund will help support organizations as they work to provide immediate relief and long-term recovery efforts in the region. Please note the organizations included in this Fund are subject to change as we learn more about needs on the ground.

This fund was created to support the victims of the Hanukkah attack in Sydney and to stand with the Jewish community in the aftermath of this act of violence. Donations will be distributed across trusted community organizations that provide critical crisis support, mental health services, education, cultural preservation, and care for vulnerable individuals and families. Together, these organizations help ensure immediate assistance for those impacted while strengthening the resilience, safety, and continuity of Jewish life in Sydney.

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Heavy rainfall in Western Washington over a period of several days in December 2025 has resulted in severe flooding throughout the region, leading to widespread power outages, road blockages, and displacement for thousands of area residents. The following nonprofits are providing relief in the form of food, shelter, clothing, supplies, and additional recovery resources. Please note that the organizations included in this Fund are subject to change as we learn more about needs on the ground.

Typhoon Tino has left thousands of Filipino families displaced and in urgent need of assistance. As a company with a strong presence in the region, we have an opportunity to make a real difference. What Happened The Philippines was recently hit by two (2) strong typhoons Tino (Kalmaegi) and Uwan (Fung Wong) which struck Cebu and other parts of the Visayas region. The storm caused severe flooding, toppled infrastructure, and displaced thousands of families. Cebu province alone reported dozens of fatalities and widespread destruction, with entire communities submerged and homes washed away. Overall, more than 700,000 individuals have been affected, and recovery will take months. Impact: Over 700,000 people affected, thousands displaced. Damage: Homes submerged in floodwaters, roofs torn off, and widespread power outages. Families lost everything, including basic necessities and sources of income. Human toll: Victims faced life-threatening conditions, with some evacuating through windows to escape rising waters. Anxiety and trauma are high among affected communities. How Victims Are Affected Immediate needs: Food, clean water, hygiene kits, temporary shelter, and medical care. Long-term impact: Loss of homes, livelihoods, and access to education for children. Psychological strain: Families are coping with trauma and uncertainty about rebuilding their lives. [unbound.org] How We Can Help as a Company We can make a meaningful impact by partnering with trusted organizations running relief operations. Here are some of the corporate-friendly donation options: ABS-CBN Foundation International – Offers corporate partnership programs for typhoon relief. Donations fund emergency food packages, temporary shelters, and medical aid. Angat Buhay NGO – Provides hot meals, diapers, and essentials to evacuees.

Typhoon Tino (international name: Kalmaegi) has killed 114 people in the Philippines, is barrelling towards central Vietnam with increasing windspeeds. As it wreaked havoc through heavy rains and severe flooding, mainly in the Visayas region. Tino entered the Philippine Area of Responsibility on Nov. 2, intensifying into a Severe Tropical Storm and into a typhoon the next day. Early morning of Nov. 4, it made landfall at Silago, Southern Leyte, eventually moving to Borbon, Cebu, and Sagay, Negros Occidental. Life-threatening conditions continue to affect Cebu and Negros Island regions. Cebu City alone was deluged by 183 millimeters of rain, 24 hours before Tino's landfall, according to PAGASA. Entire towns in the province were submerged, with vehicles and shipping containers visibly stacked and swept away by floodwaters. The storm has flooded entire towns on Cebu, the region's most populous island, where 71 deaths were reported. Another 127 are missing and 82 injured, according to officials. Most of the deaths in the Philippines were due to drowning, reports said. The storm sent torrents of muddy water down hillsides and into towns and cities. Damage to Cebu's residential areas was extensive, with many small buildings swept away and a thick carpet of mud left by the retreating floodwaters. Local officials described the havoc wrought by the storm as "unprecedented". Residents returning to their destroyed homes are reeling from the deadly floods earlier this week.

Hurricane Melissa is a powerful Category 5 storm posing a serious threat to the lives and livelihoods of Jamaicans. In its aftermath, recovery will take every helping hand. Together, let us stand ready to protect and help families recover, rebuild homes and restore livelihoods once the storm passes. The Board of Directors of the American Friends of Jamaica (AFJ) has announced the establishment of a $1 Million Matching Fund to support critical relief and recovery efforts in Jamaica following the devastating impact of Hurricane Melissa. This fund, created and underwritten by AFJ’s Board of Directors, will match dollar-for-dollar all donations made through the organization’s official donation channels. Donors who contribute via corporate matching gift programs are especially encouraged to participate, as these contributions will also be eligible for the match.

Hurricane Melissa, a powerful Category 5 hurricane, made landfall on Jamaica's southwestern coast on October 28, 2025. With winds up to 185 MPH, torrential rainfall, and extensive flooding, the impacts are expected to be catastrophic. Multiple fatalities were reported prior to landfall, power has been lost, and homes and infrastructure will face devastating impacts. Multiple other Caribbean nations are also at risk as the storm moves through the region in the coming days. The following organizations have mobilized emergency response teams and committed critical resources to disaster relief efforts. Please note that the organizations included in this Fund are subject to change as we learn more about needs on the ground.

On 30 September an earthquake struck off the coast of Bogo City, Cebu province. There are 69 reported deaths and 201 injuries (expected to rise in the coming days), mostly in Bogo City, Medellin, and San Remigio and over 111,600 individuals have been affected, with more than 20,000 displaced, mostly are staying outside evacuation centers. Initial reports indicate widespread damage to homes, churches, public buildings, roads, and ports. Many displaced families are sheltering in front of their houses and in open spaces due to the ongoing aftershocks.

A powerful offshore 6.9 magnitude earthquake struck near Bogo City in the Philippines in the late evening of September 30, 2025. More than 60 casualties and 150 injuries have been reported, and homes, businesses, and infrastructure have been destroyed. Relief efforts are currently underway, including search and rescue efforts, medical intervention, meal distribution, and other critical services. Your donation to this Fund will help support the following organizations as they work to support relief and recovery efforts in the region. Please note the organizations included in this Fund are subject to change as we learn more about needs on the ground.

Rains have caused landslides and severe floods in many parts of the country and killed hundreds. Parts of Punjab, Haryana and Rajasthan have received heavy rains and overall rainfall in northwest India has been far above normal. Villages and towns have been inundated and many have lost homes and lives.

A powerful and devastating 6.0 magnitude earthquake struck eastern Afghanistan near Jalalabad and the Pakistan border on Sunday, August 31, 2025. Upwards of 1,400 deaths have been reported, along with thousands of injuries. Severe structural damage, road blockages, and weather hazards are hindering search, rescue, and aid delivery efforts. Several impacted areas have become inaccessible, and entire villages have been destroyed. Your donation to this Fund will help support the following nonprofits as they work to assess and respond to urgent needs in the region. Please note that the organizations included in this Fund are subject to change as we learn more about needs on the ground.

On August 27, 2025, a tragic shooting at Annunciation Catholic School and Church in Minneapolis, MN, claimed multiple lives and left others injured. In the wake of this devastating event, please consider supporting both local and national organizations that are providing critical assistance to victims, families, and the broader community.