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Crisis response directory

Showing up when it matters most

As a social impact technology company, it’s our duty and responsibility to stand with communities impacted by disasters across the globe, including organizations responding to crises like floods, wildfires, or catastrophic earthquakes, as well as our customers and funders mobilizing to support them.

This directory is how we amplify nonprofit relief efforts with one vetted, trustworthy place to confirm who’s responding to which crises, and a direct way to support.

How to use the directory 

Browse the active responses below by crisis. For each one, you’ll find the organizations working on the ground in addition to what they’re doing, the communities they serve, and a direct way to give. Support them yourself, or use the list as a vetted starting point for your own employee giving campaign, corporate grant initiative, or fundraising appeal. 

This directory focuses on active and recent responses. Entries stay listed for six months from the onset of each crisis and then retire, so what you see reflects where support is most needed now. For a crisis you don’t see here, or to nominate an organization, reach out. We’re always adding to the list.

Where support is needed now

Explore active and recent crises, the organizations responding on the ground, and ways to support their work.

Showing 1–5 of 7 crises

Nepal August 26, 2026

Severe flooding has affected communities across Nepal, damaging homes and infrastructure and leaving thousands in need of emergency assistance.

23 organizations responding

Catholic Relief Services

Confirmed on the ground through Caritas Nepal, with a focus on disability-inclusive disaster recovery.

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PHASE Nepal

Conducting on-the-ground needs assessments alongside local communities and distributing essential items in the hardest-hit regions.

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Al Ehsan Charitable Foundation Nepal

Working in Rasuwa to provide families with food, clean drinking water, temporary shelter, medication, medical assistance, and hygiene kits.

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Community Development Center Nepal

Providing affected families with food, clean drinking water, hygiene items, warm clothing, temporary shelter, and other essential supplies.

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Angat Buhay Foundation USA Inc

A program of the Office of the Vice President of the Philippines former VP Leni Robredo in the fight against poverty.

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Rural Education & Development Inc

A nonprofit operating community library and resource centers across rural South Asia.

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World Central Kitchen

Serving fresh meals to first responders and displaced families across the affected districts.

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International Rescue Committee

Confirmed deploying to Nepal, with active disaster recovery, health, and displacement programs.

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Direct Relief

Issued an emergency grant to Mountain Heart Nepal and pre-positioned medical supplies in country ahead of the surge.

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American Red Cross

Supporting the Nepal Red Cross Society, the lead responder for shelter, clothing, and food distribution in the affected districts.

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All Hands and Hearts

Confirmed deploying, with a presence in Nepal dating back to the 2015 earthquake response.

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Americares

Confirmed medical response, delivering health supplies and clinical support to affected communities.

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CARE

Building a coordinated response in partnership with local bodies in the affected districts.

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Catholic Relief Services

Confirmed on the ground through Caritas Nepal, with a focus on disability-inclusive disaster recovery.

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Convoy of Hope

Disaster response organization mobilizing food, water, and emergency supplies.

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Global Empowerment Mission

Asia team mobilized, drawing on prior Nepal earthquake response experience.

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GlobalGiving

Running an active Nepal Flood Relief Fund that channels donations to vetted local organizations.

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Matthew 25: Ministries

Humanitarian relief organization with a confirmed history of responding in Nepal.

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Mercy Corps

Confirmed responder, operating in Nepal since 2005.

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Samaritan’s Purse

International relief organization providing emergency supplies and medical support.

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Save the Children

Confirmed response focused on displaced children and the families sheltering them.

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UNICEF USA

Focused on the child protection, education, and mental health needs of displaced families.

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World Food Program USA

Providing logistical assistance and initial food rations to affected communities, with capacity to scale as needs grow.

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Indiana and The Philippines August 11, 2026

In Indiana, severe storms and a derecho that began on August 11 pushed the White River past a 113-year-old record crest in Hamilton County, with states of emergency in Carmel, Fishers, and Noblesville. In the Philippines, an enhanced southwest monsoon — intensified by Tropical Cyclones Luis and Maymay — has triggered flooding and landslides across Luzon and Metro Manila since early August.

19 organizations responding

American Red Cross (Central Indiana)

A confirmed reception center at the Hamilton County Fairgrounds.

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United Way of Central Indiana

Lead 2-1-1 disaster-intake organization for the Indianapolis region.

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Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana

Indiana’s largest food bank, coordinating food distribution across the Indianapolis region.

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Hamilton County Community Foundation

Inside the active Fishers/Carmel evacuation zone; a local grantmaking vehicle for recovery.

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Matthew 25: Ministries

Midwest-based humanitarian organization with regional and global reach.

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Salvation Army Indiana

Food and shelter support across the Indianapolis region.

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Second Harvest Food Bank of East Central Indiana

Based in Muncie, in Delaware County, a priority affected geography.

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SERVE Village

A hyper-local Noblesville nonprofit confirmed active in volunteer coordination.

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All Hands and Hearts

Disaster-relief focus aligned with flood and landslide recovery.

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Americares

Health and disaster-response capacity.

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Catholic Relief Services

Established Philippines presence since the Typhoon Haiyan era.

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Church World Service

Indiana-headquartered, confirmed active Philippines responder as of August 10.

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CARE

Deep experience supporting vulnerable populations in crisis.

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Direct Relief

Mobilizing medical aid for affected communities.

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Doctors Without Borders

Medical, water, sanitation, and hygiene capacity.

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International Rescue Committee

Active disaster recovery, health, and refugee programs.

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Save the Children

Confirmed response, with in-country presence and a focus on displaced children and families.

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UNICEF USA

Focused on child- and family-displacement needs.

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World Central Kitchen

Serving fresh meals to displaced families and first responders.

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Colombia Earthquake

Colombia earthquake

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Colombia August 10, 2026

On August 10, a magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck western Colombia, the strongest seismic event in the country’s recorded history. The epicenter in Chocó Department has devastated communities already carrying the weight of extreme poverty and decades of conflict.

13 organizations responding

Asociacion de Bancos de Alimentos de Colombia

Colombia’s national network of food banks, coordinating local food distribution to communities affected by the earthquake.

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International Rescue Committee

IRC staff near Chocó are on the ground and reporting damage to hospitals and clinics in the epicenter region.

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Mercy Corps

Mercy Corps has confirmed its operational presence in Colombia and is responding in the affected region.

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Catholic Relief Services

CRS maintains decades-long programs in Colombia serving Afro-Colombian and Indigenous communities.

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Save the Children

Save the Children Federation is responding to the earthquake with a particular focus on the needs of children and families.

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World Central Kitchen

World Central Kitchen is already delivering meals in Chocó, Cali, Pereira, and Manizales. They are among the fastest-moving responders on the ground today.

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Direct Relief

Directed $27M+ to Colombian communities since 2015, backed by one of the sector's largest asset bases.

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Americares

Americares is actively assessing health needs across affected communities and is deploying emergency medicine and medical supplies.

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All Hands and Hearts

Arrived in Pereira the day of the earthquake; specializes in structural rebuild, key to Chocó's recovery given its already-limited housing stock.

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Convoy of Hope

Convoy of Hope is conducting food distribution and focuses its recovery work on agricultural communities, women, and children.

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CARE

CARE is responding to earthquake needs, with deep experience serving vulnerable populations in crises across Latin America.

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UNICEF USA

UNICEF teams are working with local government authorities to assess needs and determine where support is most urgently required.

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ActionAid USA

Responding to the Colombia earthquake via the global ActionAid network — active in 71 countries with deep local partnerships on crisis frontlines.

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Oregon and Washington August 2, 2026

On August 2, 2026, Oregon surpassed its record. Roughly 2 million acres have burned and 48 fires are still active, including the Rowe Creek Complex in central Oregon (320,000+ acres, 53% contained) and the Bench Fire near Warm Springs (66,000+ acres, 32% contained). Around the same time in August, three wind-driven fires converged on Spokane in Washington state. The Spokane Complex has burned roughly 10,000 acres — a fraction of Oregon’s largest fire — but is still the most destructive wildfire in Washington’s history.

22 organizations responding

CTWS Wildfire Recovery Fund

Direct donations to the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs, supporting families who lost homes on the reservation.

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Native Arts and Cultures Foundation

Portland-based indigenous-serving foundation currently accepting donations directed to the Warm Springs community.

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Community Services Consortium

Albany-based, running wildfire housing recovery programs for displaced households across the mid-Willamette Valley and central Oregon.

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Bethlehem Inn

Emergency shelter in Bend, inside the active Deschutes County fire zone and roughly 30 miles from Prineville.

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Oregon Food Bank

Statewide food distribution network feeding evacuees and the communities absorbing them.

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Oregon Community Foundation

Deploying rapid-response grants through its Disaster Readiness and Response Fund to local nonprofits and fire agencies.

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United Way Columbia-Willamette

Operating the Pacific Northwest Disaster Recovery Fund out of Portland.

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United Way of the Pacific Northwest

Regional recovery funding across Oregon, Washington, and Idaho.

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ORVOAD

Oregon Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (ORVOAD) — coordinates volunteer groups to avoid duplicated relief efforts.

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American Red Cross

Running an active evacuee shelter at East Side Church, 3174 NE Third Street, Prineville.

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Salvation Army Cascade Division

Serving meals at evacuee sites across Oregon.

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Mercy Corps

Global disaster response organization headquartered in Portland.

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Disaster Aid USA

Lanham, MD nonprofit delivering disaster relief and long-term rebuilding support to at-risk communities nationwide and abroad.

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Innovia Foundation

Lead grantmaking coordinator for the Spokane Complex Wildfire Response Fund, serving 20 counties across Eastern Washington and North Idaho.

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Second Harvest Inland Northwest

Food distributions and mobile markets running in Spokane this week.

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Catholic Charities Eastern Washington

Emergency fund for wildfire victims — housing, counseling, essentials.

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Feed Spokane

Feeding evacuees across the Spokane area.

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Partners Inland Northwest

Food, clothing, hygiene, and diaper distributions out of Spokane Valley.

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YMCA of Inland Northwest

Showers and respite for evacuees, all branches open.

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Project Beauty Share

Hygiene and personal care items for displaced families and shelter residents.

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SpokAnimal

Emergency sheltering, supplies, and foster housing for evacuated pets.

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Wildland Firefighter Foundation

Support for the families of injured and fallen wildland firefighters.

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Spain and France July 23, 2026

Historic wildfires have been burning across Spain and France since July 23, forcing more than 330,000 people to evacuate. Spain has declared a national emergency, while France has requested international assistance. A continuing heatwave, temperatures above 100°F, and a lack of rain could keep the fires active for months.

10 organizations responding

World Central Kitchen

World Cent Working with local partners to serve fresh meals to displaced residents and first responders.

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IFRC

Coordinating relief across both countries, supporting national Red Cross societies delivering emergency aid to affected communities.

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Croix-Rouge Française

Delivering emergency assistance to evacuees and communities affected by the fires in Gironde, Landes, and beyond.

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Cruz Roja Española

The Spanish Red Cross is supporting displaced families Providing emergency relief and shelter assistance.

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Direct Relief

Responding across both Spain and France, mobilizing emergency medical aid to support affected communities

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Secours Populaire Français

Providing solidarity and emergency support to families displaced by the fires in France.

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Mediterranean Wildfire Relief Fund

Channels support to vetted local organizations responding across Spain and France.

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SUD-OUEST SOLIDARITÉ

Supporting communities affected by the fires in the Gironde and Landes regions of southwestern France.

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PrévEntraide Gironde

Coordinating solidarity and emergency support for residents affected by the fires in Gironde, France.

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Fondation de France

Mobilizing support for relief and recovery efforts across France in the wake of the wildfires.

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