Time-limited campaigns rallying our community around specific goals. Every campaign is fully transparent with track progress and know exactly where your contribution goes.
These campaigns are open for contributions right now. Every dollar is tracked and reported.
Heavy rain collapsed part of a widowed mother's three-room home in Angwan Romi, Kaduna State, Nigeria, leaving her and her children in unsafe conditions. Your gift funds building materials, construction labor, and structural repairs so the family can live safely at home again. Our $1,500 goal covers rebuilding the collapsed section, structural repairs, and repainting the home
Across Nigeria's Middle Belt, repeated attacks on rural communities in Benue and Plateau States have driven hundreds of thousands of people from their homes. In Benue alone, an estimated 500,000 people are sheltering in overcrowded displacement camps where food, clean water, sanitation, and medical care are scarce. Recent attacks, including Yelewata and communities in Otukpo LGA, together with killings across Plateau's Riyom, Barkin Ladi, and Bassa areas, have deepened an already severe humanitarian crisis. The Benue & Plateau Emergency Appeal will fund direct relief for displaced and grieving families: emergency shelter materials, food and clean water, basic medical and trauma care, and protection support. Delivery is handled by trusted local partners already working in these communities rather than by staff flown in, which keeps costs down and means supplies reach households those partners can actually identify. Every dollar raised is tracked, and we will report what reached families and when — not only what was raised.
How campaigns work
A campaign is a time-limited appeal with a published goal and a closing date, opened when something needs more than our ordinary programme funding can carry. In practice that usually means an emergency — a displacement crisis, a harvest that failed — and occasionally a single large piece of work, such as a school we have committed to rebuild before a term begins.
Campaigns are the exception rather than how we normally raise money. Continuous work is funded by initiatives and by monthly giving; a campaign exists because something specific and urgent needs naming.
Every campaign has its own line in the public ledger. Gifts to it are recorded against the campaign, and spending is published under the same heading, so the relationship between what was raised and what was delivered can be checked by anyone rather than taken on trust.
If a campaign raises more than its goal, the surplus stays inside the same response — more families reached in the same communities — and we say so. If it closes short, we do what the amount actually raised will genuinely cover, and we report that, rather than announcing a figure we did not reach. Neither outcome is quietly absorbed into general funds.
We publish what was delivered, not only what was raised. For the Benue & Plateau appeal that means reporting which communities received shelter materials, food, clean water and medical support, and through which local partners — because relief counted in dollars raised tells you nothing about whether it arrived.
Emergency relief is delivered through partner organizations already working in these communities. They know which families have arrived at a camp, what is genuinely short, and how to reach sites safely. That local knowledge is the difference between supplies that reach the right households and supplies that merely arrive.
If no campaign matches your interest right now, you can always make a general donation, directed to where the need is greatest.
