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Charity Journal tracks what organisations actually do. Get listed, then publish your activities while they’re in progress or once they’re done — so grantmakers, partners and donors see your work as it happens, not months later in a report.
American Red Cross launched 75 relief operations in just over 10 weeks, deploying volunteers to fires, typhoons, tornadoes and floods across the US and Pacific Islands.
World Central Kitchen distributed customized meal kits through its Chefs for Nepal teams, giving families about three days’ worth of ingredients, including eggs, fruits and vegetables, to cook traditional home meals.
African Parks used satellite-collar data from 23 elephants to track 39,000+ km of movement in 2026, informing ranger deployment and conservation operations.
World Resources Institute published research finding that nearly 74% of deforestation linked to EU demand for seven commodities occurs in just six countries, identifying priority countries for implementing the EU Deforestation Regulation.
Disabled American Veterans hosted an informational table at the Columbia Fireflies’ Military Appreciation Night in South Carolina, where Chapter 20 members shared DAV’s mission and answered veterans’ questions about membership benefits.
African Wildlife Foundation documented the growing role of female rangers and scouts in protecting African landscapes.
Habitat for Humanity International published findings from its Home at What Cost? report highlighting the gap between housing needs and available pathways to affordable, adequate housing.
American Red Cross responded to about 280 disasters in the first half of 2026, with 900+ volunteers providing shelter, food and support.
African Parks supported the conservation work behind the Boma-Badingilo Migratory Landscape’s listing as South Sudan’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site, covering roughly 12 million hectares.
African Wildlife Foundation established a business incubation centre supporting women and youth enterprises in the Maringa-Lopori-Wamba landscape.
From activity to public record in three steps
Whether you’re a one-person team or a global NGO, your activities get a permanent, dated place where the people who fund work can see it.
Get listed
Tell us about your organisation. We verify it and set up your profile on Charity Journal, ready for activities.
Post while it happens
Log an activity while it’s in progress or once it’s done. Each entry records what you did, where, and when.
Build a track record
Every activity adds to your profile and your activity count. Funders and partners can see your consistency, not just your annual report.
Your activity, in front of people who fund and partner
Charity Journal readers are looking for evidence of real work. An up-to-date activity record gives them that.
Grantmakers & Foundations
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Corporate CSR Teams
Companies looking for credible partners with a visible, recent record of delivery.
Journalists & Researchers
People who cover the sector and need dated, sourced activity to reference.
Individual Donors
Donors who want to see what an organisation is doing right now, not last year.
Your work deserves a live record
Tell us about your organisation. We’ll get in touch to list you and show you how to post your first activity.
- A verified organisation profile on Charity Journal
- Post activities while they’re in progress or once they’re done
- Every activity dated, located and permanently searchable
- A shareable link to show funders what you’ve done
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