Lebanon Crisis
Your donation helped us raise more than $10.2 million. The Canadian government then increased their initial matching contribution up to $8 million, for a grand total of $18.2 million! More than 40,000 Canadians across every province and territory responded to the crisis. We are no longer accepting donations for the Lebanon Crisis. Some of our members still are, learn more.
Covid-19
Our member agencies are on the ground, working to respond to the impact of COVID-19.
Our Members
12 charities are working together with Canadians to respond to international disasters. Find out more about this growing movement in 1 minute.
Lebanon Crisis
Your donation helped us raise more than $10.2 million. The Canadian government then increased their initial matching contribution up to $8 million, for a grand total of $18.2 million! More than 40,000 Canadians across every province and territory responded to the crisis. We are no longer accepting donations for the Lebanon Crisis. Some of our members still are, learn more.
Covid-19
Our member agencies are on the ground, working to respond to the impact of COVID-19.
Our Members
12 charities are working together with Canadians to respond to international disasters. Find out more about this growing movement in 1 minute.
Who We Are
The Humanitarian Coalition brings together leading aid organizations to provide Canadians with a simple and effective way to help during international humanitarian disasters. Member agencies join forces to raise funds, partner with the government, and mobilize media, businesses and individual Canadians. Together, we are saving more lives.
Displacement, Mali
September 2020
Flooding, Afghanistan
August 2020
Flooding, Sudan
July 2020
Lebanon Crisis
August 2020
Hayat will have shelter in time for winter
November 18, 2020
Hayat is a 65-year-old woman living in Ashrafieh, a community in the eastern part of Beirut. She lived through the long years of civil war in Lebanon with her daughter Nancy, and her son Shadi. At 2 years old, Shadi lost his hearing and his ability to speak when a bomb exploded too close to his home.
Helping the injured after the blast in Beirut
November 9, 2020
Many of Beirut’s inhabitants were seriously injured when explosions ripped through the city’s port on August 4th. Humanity and Inclusion’s (HI) voluntary workers have been reaching out to the residents of two Beirut neighbourhoods — Quarantine and Basta — to provide physiotherapy, cash assistance and emergency equipment to the injured and people with disabilities. Since the explosion, HI has provided aid to 500 people.
Young Canadian fiddler raises funds for Beirut
November 9, 2020
When the explosion happened in the port of Beirut, Max knew he wanted to help the people of Lebanon. Keeping in mind COVID-19 and personal safety, Max asked his parents for help setting up a virtual concert, a livestream on Facebook that could be shared with friends and family.
A reason to dance
November 2, 2020
Kayampork is a widow and mother of four children from the Upper East Region of Ghana. In October 2019, torrential rains caused devastating flooding in the region. People lost their livelihoods because farms and houses were submerged in the floods and more than 26,000 people were displaced and living with relatives or in temporary shelters.