1% for Humanity seeks to inspire committed humanitarian giving to mitigate extreme poverty and injustice in the world’s poorest communities.

While we’ve suspended our fundraising efforts, we hope you’ll read our history and consider making a giving commitment of your own.

 

 
Repost @wateraidamerica ・・・ Your #COVID19 Emergency Appeal donations in action! This photo, taken yesterday in Malawi, shows a @wateraidmalawi handwashing station operated by foot pedal which cuts down on the need to touch surfaces. Simple yet effec
Repost @doctorswithoutborders ・・・ “With all that the hospital staff must do to care for the patients, they have little time to think about themselves. Today we’re helping them to fight the pandemic safely, so they can continue their work
Might seem like old news but this is still reality for way too many people every day, which is why we continue supporting WaterAid and their important work in Ethiopia and around the world. Repost @wateraid ・・・ In Ethiopia 6 in 10 people are denied
Terrible news from Oxfam today: • Repost @oxfaminternational ・・・ It is with heartfelt sadness and deep regret that we share with you the terrible news that two of our dear colleagues in Syria were killed today. Wissam Hazim, Southern Hub Staff S
Good news from @ijm today: Repost @ijm ・・・ In ONE DAY, 204 people were RESCUED from #slavery in one of IJM’s largest joint operations ever. IJM assisted local authorities in South Asia in rescuing 204 men, women and children from two brick kil
Repost @oxfamamerica ・・・ The massive swarms of desert locusts are spreading across East Africa and devastating communities that are already dealing with a paralyzing hunger crisis due to an ongoing drought in the region. A large desert locust is one
Repost @wateraid ・・・ Last year Minky sat down with us in a community center in rural eSwatini (was Swaziland) and told us her story. With kindness and trust she shared how she felt when she discovered she was HIV positive, how this impacted her relat
Repost @oxfaminternational ・・・ Bangladesh currently has the world’s largest refugee settlement. It’s home to 906,000 Rohingya refugees who have been forced to flee their homes from violence. • Oxfam with our local partners have helpe