Any donation is valuable in an emergency. Donations of just $20 can support the purchase of dozens of water purification tablets for families in areas with no safe water. Donations of $50-100 can support short-term family food packages, or enable local churches to buy supplies in bulk. No matter the size of the donation, your support will go toward all kinds of humanitarian aid, including:
- Food packages
- Water or safe water purification methods
- Shelters and evacuation hubs
- Psychosocial support
- Vaccinations
- Sanitation and Hygiene supplies

When we support an initiative, we ensure that they follow the four humanitarian principles and humanitarian best practice.

Humanity means that a response must address human suffering wherever it is found. Humanity is the foundation of restoring human dignity and basic human rights.

Neutrality says that humanitarian organisations must not take sides in hostilities, nor engage in any politocal, racial, religious, or ideological controversies.

Impartiality is the idea that humanitarian response should be based solely on the needs of an individual, prioritising objective need without discrimination. It does not prioritise groups based on affiliation to any social category.

The final principle is independence, meaning that a humanitarian action must remain autonomous from the political, economic, military, or other objectives that any actor may hold.

Anglican Missions only uses 10% of donated funds for internal operation costs. This money enables us to keep the lights on, pay our staff, and travel to project locations to perform needs assessments and reporting.