
Winter shelter beds
Open 40 extra beds from December to March, so nobody has to sleep outside in the cold.
- Raised
- $31,750
- Goal
- $50,000
A fund ready before the next flood, fire, or storm, so help arrives in days, not weeks.

When a flood, a fire, or a storm hits, the first days decide how families recover. Waiting for an appeal to raise money costs time that people do not have.
A fund that exists before the emergency lets us act the same day. We keep a stock of hygiene kits, tarpaulins, and food parcels in a local warehouse, and we work with partners who know the neighbourhoods.
After the first response, the fund pays for repairs, school kits, and the rent of a temporary home while families rebuild.
The fund is always open. We report every response on this page: where we went, what we delivered, and what it cost.
$50a hygiene kit for a displaced family
$120a tarpaulin and tools to repair a roof
$300a month of food for a family of five
The warehouse is restocked with kits for 1,000 families, ready for the storm season.
Within 72 hours of the river flood, we delivered 400 hygiene kits and 120 tarpaulins.





Open 40 extra beds from December to March, so nobody has to sleep outside in the cold.

Shelter, clean water, and food for families who lost their homes when the river burst its banks.

A full backpack for 1,600 children starting the school year without the basics.
Before you give
Short answers. The FAQ has the rest, grouped by topic.
All questionsYes. A gift made from a cause page goes to that cause. A general gift goes where the need is greatest that month.
The extra goes to the same kind of work: more backpacks, more beds, more wells. We say so on the cause page.
We still spend every gift on that cause, and we tell you on the cause page what was funded and what was not.
Give to the general fund and we send your gift where the need is greatest this month.
