Acting fast when a disaster hits is critical
CARE has been responding to emergencies since 1945 and when disaster strikes, CARE responds to emergencies in poor countries around the globe – from earthquakes and typhoons, to tsunamis and famine, from the Syria refugee crisis to the Guatemala volcano.
Your donation to our Global Emergency Fund means we can immediately provide lifesaving aid and services to those who need them most. Every year, CARE responds to emergencies and disasters that affect the lives of millions of people around the world.
First in and often last to leave
Each year, we respond to dozens of new and ongoing emergencies, providing humanitarian assistance to more than 10 million people. With emergency-response experts on the ground in over 60 countries we provide emergency food, relief supplies, water, sanitation, shelter, health care and livelihoods support to people in need. After immediate needs are met, we stay on to support affected people and communities to rebuild their lives.
The Disaster Response Depot
The Disaster Response Depot is a virtual representation of some of the real-life items we stock in real warehouses around the world, such as Dubai, Nairobi, and Brisbane. Funds raised will help restock our Brisbane warehouse with items like blankets, water purification tablets, shelter kits and much more to help us immediately respond when a disaster strikes.
Save lives before a disaster hits
The Disaster Response Depot also illustrates how we help communities prepare for emergencies. From creating evacuation plans, reinforcing buildings to supplying drought resistance seeds, your donation can help people survive the worst and be more resilient in the face of natural disasters.
Donate by phone
Call 1800 020 046 toll free and pay by credit card.
Donations over $2 are tax deductible.
CARE will use donations to our Global Emergency Fund to provide emergency relief and services to those who need them most. This will help the world’s most vulnerable people prepare for, and recover from, emergencies and disasters.
