With a gift today, you can help equip people with essential emergency aid items. Enabling them to survive. Helping them to rebuild. Thanks to the kindness of our supporters, we can assist people in places like Gaza, Lebanon, Yemen, Burkina Faso, Cameroon and many more. Thank you for caring.
These are examples of what your money could provide. Whatever you’re able to give, you’ll help to provide urgent shelter and essential items, wherever the need is greatest.
Not in the UK? No problem! Donate to ShelterBox in another country by choosing from the list of ShelterBox fundraising offices around the world.
Why support ShelterBox?
With over 20 years of experience, we are experts in emergency shelter after disaster. We often work in places that others don’t, making sure that we reach families who need support to take the next step in resuming their livelihoods.
From Cameroon to Syria, all the way to the Philippines and the Caribbean, we have provided shelter to over 2 million people so far. And in these uncertain times, your support is more valuable than ever.
We won’t stop until we see a world where no one goes without shelter after disaster. Will you help us?
Other ways to make a donation
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Call our Supporter Care team on +44 (0) 300 0300 500 to give by card.
How your money is spent
With the help of amazing supporters like you, we’re working hard to provide emergency shelter for vulnerable families around the world who have lost their homes after disaster.
Take a look at:
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How support from people like you made a difference last year
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How we spend your money
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How we calculate our running costs
Mohammed’s story
Imagine your home getting bombed and destroyed twice. What would you do in order to protect your children?
Mohammed decided to flee the devastating conflict in Syria in search of a safer place for his family.
They had been living in an unfurnished room in a building for four months when we first met them.
We supported Mohammed’s family with the aid items his family needed. Mattresses to sleep comfortably, solar lights to help them move around in the dark, and warm clothes for the cold nights.
Read Mohammed's story