When disaster strikes, people rally to support those affected, but full recovery takes years – long after media attention wanes and most donations cease. Your gift will help the Center for Disaster Philanthropy transform people’s lives during the long road to recovery and provide hope for the days and months ahead. To support specific recovery efforts, see our website.
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CDP Sudan Humanitarian Crisis Fund
CDP’s Sudan Humanitarian Crisis Fund supports vulnerable, marginalized and at-risk groups to help prevent and address famine, build longer-term solutions, and meet the ongoing and ever-expanding humanitarian challenges from the conflict and complex crisis in Sudan. Thank you for choosing the Center for Disaster Philanthropy!
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DonateCDP Global Recovery Fund
The Center for Disaster Philanthropy regularly monitors the evolution and status of international disasters and emergencies such as the 2024 Rio Grande do Sul Brazil floods, the Horn of Africa hunger crisis, Hurricane Otis, the earthquakes and ongoing humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan, and cyclical monsoon flooding causing annual devastation in Pakistan. The CDP Global Recovery Fund provides donors with a highly efficient, intelligent and flexible solution to expedite a gift to support critical recovery efforts for extremely vulnerable people affected by sudden and slow onset disasters or protracted humanitarian emergencies worldwide. This fund supports disasters such as: 2025 Myanmar and Thailand earthquake
2024 Cyclone Chido
2024 Southeast Asia floods
2024 Brazil wildfires
2024 West and Central Africa floods
2024 Europe floods
Sudan Humanitarian Crisis
Haiti Humanitarian Crisis Undesignated donations allow our team to constantly reassess global needs in real time where the greatest gaps in resources are.
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Eva Lazinger 2Our hearts are with our LA family, front line responders and all who have been impacted by these disastrous fires.
- Barbara Klauber1
Semi-poor old people like me need to help those in even worse circumstances.
Mara Parker 1I love Los Angeles and our residents. Stay strong!
Jeanette Hanson John Barry1