Our Members
12 charities are working together with Canadians to respond to international disasters. Find out more about this growing movement in 1 minute.
Covid-19
Our member agencies are on the ground, working to respond to the impact of COVID-19.
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.
Our Members
12 charities are working together with Canadians to respond to international disasters. Find out more about this growing movement in 1 minute.
Covid-19
Our member agencies are on the ground, working to respond to the impact of COVID-19.
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.
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.
Tropical Storm Eta, Honduras
November 2020
Hurricane Eta, Nicaragua
November 2020
Tropical Storm Eta, Guatemala
November 2020
Flooding, Cambodia
November 2020
An ounce of prevention
December 22, 2020
Abdullah is a 43-year-old father of seven children. When his home in Kuma, in North Darfur, Sudan was destroyed by floods, Abdullah, his wife and his children survived, but they lost everything.
A home of her own
December 22, 2020
Beor Jan was out fetching firewood when the earthquake struck. She rushed back to her home and found her nephew and her neighbours in tears. Everyone was in shock, crying and praying.
Just in time for the baby
December 17, 2020
Serine Ouadis Toulough is a 35-year-old homemaker with two children. She and her husband live in Beirut, less than one kilometre from the epicenter of the August 4th explosion. Their neighbourhood was considered to be one of the zones of Beirut with the most damage and destruction.
Some injuries take longer to heal
December 8, 2020
On August 4th, C finished her shift at the hotel and walked home. She lived in a small studio apartment in the Karentina-Mdawar area in Beirut, Lebanon. She had barely walked through the front door when it happened. Her apartment was less than one kilometer away from centre of the blast that blew across the city.