Harper College gave $10,000 to Palatine Township Foundation for awarded $10,000 to expand access to food security and transportation assistance for local residents facing financial hardship on 2026-10-01. Cause: Welfare.HC
Harper College gave $8,200 to Kindred Life Ministries for awarded $8,200 to support mentoring, financial coaching, parenting education, counseling, and life-skills training for teen parents on 2026-10-01. Cause: Education.HC
Cavaliers Community Foundation gave $225,000 to Esperanza Inc. for awarded $225,000 over three years to support leadership programming, college and career readiness, workforce development, adult ESL and GED services on 2026-10-01. Cause: Education.CC
Cavaliers Community Foundation and Cleveland Monsters Community Foundation jointly gave $225,000 to Greater Cleveland Food Bank for awarded $225,000 over three years to support food pantries, children's and senior nutrition programs, SNAP outreach, and essential hunger-relief resources on 2026-10-01. Cause: Welfare.CC
San Diego Foundation gave $983,439 to 21 Research Groups for awarded $983,439 in grants to address the Tijuana River sewage crisis, improve water quality, and restore coastal habitats on 2026-10-01. Cause: Climate.SD
Military Order of the Purple Heart gave $7,300 to Veteran Programs for donated $7,300 to fund scholarships and support local community programs for former service members on 2026-09-29. Cause: Welfare.MO
GECU Foundation gave $29,100,000 to University of Texas for pledged $29.1 million to upgrade athletic venues, expand facility infrastructure, and enhance financial literacy programming on 2026-09-29. Cause: Education.GF
Ligonier Valley Farmers Market gave $5,500 to Local food aid for donated $5,500 in market proceeds to support local community organizations and charities on 2026-09-28. Cause: Welfare.LV
Constellation gave $40,000 to Montgomery County Community College for donated $40,000 to support local higher education and student workforce development programs to mark an anniversary milestone on 2026-09-28. Cause: Education.C
Frankfort American Legion gave $3,000,000 to Veterans for contributed funds to support local emergency assistance, housing, and resource programs for former service members on 2026-09-28. Cause: Welfare.FA
Jordan Brand gave $1,000,000 to Morehouse College for provided a $1 million gift to fund scholarships and educational programming for journalism and media students on 2026-09-28. Cause: Welfare.JB
Burlington Stores gave $5,000 to Chamberlayne Elementary School for donated $5,000 to support instructional materials, student clubs, and classroom resources on 2026-09-28. Cause: Education.BS
AMB Family Foundation gave $160,000 to FAST Blackfeet for donated to enhance food sovereignty and distribution across Montana tribal communities through infrastructure expansion and traditional buffalo harvests on 2026-09-25. Cause: Welfare.AF
AMB Family Foundation gave $160,000 to Helping Hands in Hardin for funding to strengthen food security across Montana reservations, supporting facility expansion, buffalo harvests and backyard gardens on 2026-09-25. Cause: Welfare.AF
AMB Family Foundation gave $20,000 to HRDC for supported a voluntary business customer fee program in Park County to seed a flexible, locally controlled community fund on 2026-09-25. Cause: Welfare.AF
In 2023: Lilly Endowment awarded $95 million to 81 organizations through its Compelling Preaching Initiative.
In 2023: BuildUS committed $50 million over three years toward worker protections, racial equity, and clean-energy policies.
In 2023: The MacArthur Foundation awarded 20 fellows grants of $800,000 each, payable over five years.
In 1990: The Dr. Haass Social Assistance Fund organized an international conference bringing charitable organizations together in Odessa.
In 1973: Bay Area Prabasi held its first organizational meeting, beginning a nonprofit devoted to charitable, educational, and cultural activities.
In 1913: William Park Woodside founded the American Society for Metals, which later developed a charitable education foundation supporting materials science.
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Aid workers killed, wounded, kidnapped or detained worldwide
Killed
121
26% of this window
Wounded
142
31% of this window
Kidnapped
97
21% of this window
Detained
105
23% of this window
Monthly toll
Last 12 months, split by outcome
Aid worker casualties by month, last 12 months
Month
Killed
Wounded
Kidnapped
Detained
Nov 2025
7
13
10
11
Dec 2025
9
19
23
19
Jan 2026
11
10
14
4
Feb 2026
13
16
3
3
Mar 2026
18
23
6
1
Apr 2026
10
10
3
8
May 2026
6
14
2
1
Jun 2026
18
18
6
5
Jul 2026
6
5
4
6
Aug 2026
0
1
1
1
Sep 2026
0
0
0
0
Oct 2026
0
0
0
0
Most affected
Ranked by people affected
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Sudan76
2
South Sudan68
3
Yemen51
4
Lebanon48
5
Ukraine42
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1United States$16,543,500,000
2United Arab Emirates$1,715,000,000
3Qatar$1,102,250,000
4Saudi Arabia$1,052,250,000
5Kuwait$1,000,000,000
6United Kingdom$375,900,000
7Germany$250,000,000
8China$150,900,000
9France$54,000,000
10Italy$38,000,000
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The King's Trust scheduled a new 12-week Team programme combining residential activity, community projects, work placement and personal-development training for young people aged 16–25 on 2026-09-28. Cause: Youth.TK
Wounded Warrior Project brought more than 100 women warriors from 48 states and every military branch to Washington, where they met with more than 120 congressional offices and received advocacy and leadership training on 2026-09-24. Cause: Human rights.WW
World Central Kitchen prepared to deploy its rapid food-response model as Europe's flood season began, drawing on previous flood responses in Spain, Germany and Poland on 2026-09-24. Cause: Disaster relief.WC
United Way Worldwide maintained 211 as a free 24/7 service covering 99% of the U.S. population, with specialists connecting people to housing, food, utilities, health care, jobs, childcare and other local services on 2026-09-24. Cause: Welfare.UW
St Mungo's continued its Construction Skills programme, which has provided specialist training to almost 1,000 people recovering from homelessness over the previous decade, and prepared to open a third training centre in Bristol on 2026-09-23. Cause: Workforce development.SM
Workforce development→ Construction Skills expansion
National Alliance to End Homelessness hosted a Research Into Action webinar presenting research on housing-focused street outreach practices and lessons from Miami-Dade County providers on 2026-09-23. Cause: Housing.NA
United Service Organizations provided one-on-one career guidance, personalized transition plans, resume and interview support, certification opportunities, mentorship and employment resources for service members and military spouses on 2026-09-22. Cause: Workforce development.US
Disabled American Veterans continued its national employment program with virtual and in-person job fairs connecting veterans and spouses with employers, including a virtual Eastern event on September 22 and additional regional events scheduled from September onward on 2026-09-22. Cause: Workforce development.DA
The King's Trust delivered a 12-week Team programme in Northamptonshire, combining community projects, team challenges, personal development and a nationally recognised qualification for 16–25-year-olds on 2026-09-21. Cause: Youth.TK
Catholic Charities USA completed and published the evaluation of its five-year Healthy Housing Initiative, which linked chronically homeless people with stable housing, primary care, behavioral healthcare and case management in five cities on 2026-09-21. Cause: Healthcare.CC
Humane World for Animals participated in Mexico City's national emergency drill with an animal-inclusive evacuation exercise designed to integrate animals into disaster preparedness on 2026-09-19. Cause: Disaster relief.HW
World Central Kitchen surpassed 1 million meals served to communities affected by the August earthquake, working through local partners and community organizations on 2026-09-18. Cause: Disaster relief.WC
American Civil Liberties Union joined family-planning organizations in litigation challenging federal changes to the Title X family-planning program on 2026-09-18. Cause: Human rights.AC
National Geographic Society awarded the inaugural Blue Boundaries grants to Explorers conducting conservation science in the Lower Mekong Basin, Mississippi River watershed and wetlands of southern Mexico, Belize and Guatemala on 2026-09-17. Cause: Environment.NG
United Way Worldwide supported preparedness workshops, education campaigns and resource coordination through United Way and 211, with 89 preparedness events, 7,200 kits distributed and more than 27,000 people served on 2026-09-16. Cause: Disaster relief.UW
In 2023: Lilly Endowment awarded $95 million to 81 organizations through its Compelling Preaching Initiative.
In 2023: BuildUS committed $50 million over three years toward worker protections, racial equity, and clean-energy policies.
In 2023: The MacArthur Foundation awarded 20 fellows grants of $800,000 each, payable over five years.
In 1990: The Dr. Haass Social Assistance Fund organized an international conference bringing charitable organizations together in Odessa.
In 1973: Bay Area Prabasi held its first organizational meeting, beginning a nonprofit devoted to charitable, educational, and cultural activities.
In 1913: William Park Woodside founded the American Society for Metals, which later developed a charitable education foundation supporting materials science.
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Aldeas Infantiles SOS launched a one-year project with multipurpose cash for participating families, non-food items for 90 families and counselling for 125 families on 2026-03-01. Cause: Emergency Relief.AI
Emergency ReliefLaunched a one-year project with multipurpose cash for participating families, non-food items for 90 families and counselling for 125 families
Aldeas Infantiles SOS management report for 2025 records 1,029 children in foster families and 296 adolescents and young people accompanied on 2025-12-31. Cause: Child Protection.AI
Aldeas Infantiles SOS aldeas Infantiles SOS Spain supported 29,558 children and young people and 3,720 families in Latin America, Africa and other countries in 2024 on 2024-12-31. Cause: Child Protection.AI
Child ProtectionAldeas Infantiles SOS Spain supported 29,558 children and young people and 3,720 families in Latin America, Africa and other countries in 2024
Aldeas Infantiles SOS reported positively impacting 61,193 children, adolescents, young people and families across Peru in 2024 on 2024-12-31. Cause: Child Protection.AI
Aldeas Infantiles SOS june 2024 to July 2025 project reached over 4,180 people in displacement camps: cash for 330 households, psychosocial support for 1,500 people, recreation for 2,500 children on 2024-06-01. Cause: Emergency Relief.AI
Emergency ReliefJune 2024 to July 2025 project reached over 4,180 people in displacement camps: cash for 330 households, psychosocial support for 1,500 people, recreation for 2,500 children
Aldeas Infantiles SOS evacuated 68 children aged 2 to 14 and 11 staff with their families from Rafah to Bethlehem, arriving 11 March on 2024-03-11. Cause: Child Protection.AI
Aldeas Infantiles SOS began a three-year (2024 to 2026) emergency programme funded by the Dutch Relief Alliance, targeting about 32,500 people on 2024-01-01. Cause: Conflict Response.AI
Aldeas Infantiles SOS began a reconstruction phase providing homes and restoring essential services after the emergency phase on 2024-01-01. Cause: Housing.AI
Aldeas Infantiles SOS launched an emergency response in Gaza covering care for unaccompanied children, humanitarian support, emergency care and mental health services (start date given as October 2023) on 2023-10-01. Cause: Conflict Response.AI
Conflict ResponseLaunched an emergency response in Gaza covering care for unaccompanied children, humanitarian support, emergency care and mental health services (start date given as October 2023)
Aldeas Infantiles SOS ran an emergency programme near the epicentre that reached 57,078 people in the first year, almost 40,000 of them children on 2023-09-08. Cause: Emergency Relief.AI
Aldeas Infantiles SOS evacuated SOS families from Khartoum to safer locations when war broke out; emergency programme later moved to White Nile and Al Jazirah states on 2023-04-15. Cause: Conflict Response.AI
Conflict ResponseEvacuated SOS families from Khartoum to safer locations when war broke out; emergency programme later moved to White Nile and Al Jazirah states
Aldeas Infantiles SOS took part in the Spanish Emergency Committee appeal for shelter, nutrition, education, water and health care after the earthquakes on 2023-02-06. Cause: Emergency Relief.AI
Aldeas Infantiles SOS supported over 270,000 people between February and December 2022, including 30,000 evacuated within Ukraine on 2022-12-31. Cause: Conflict Response.AI
Aldeas Infantiles SOS launched a project paying rent and repairs on housing for displaced foster families in western Ukraine on 2022-09-01. Cause: Housing.AI
Aldeas Infantiles SOS first group of SOS foster families from Ukraine crossed into Poland, starting the cross-border evacuation of foster families on 2022-02-27. Cause: Refugee Support.AI
Aldeas Infantiles SOS closed the Stanytsia Luhanska office after shelling, relocated eight staff and planned travel aid for 55 children and their families on 2022-02-17. Cause: Conflict Response.AI
Aldeas Infantiles SOS sent an emergency team to Les Cayes after the 7.2 earthquake, gave psychological support to SOS families and coordinated food and water distributions on 2021-08-16. Cause: Emergency Relief.AI
Emergency ReliefSent an emergency team to Les Cayes after the 7.2 earthquake, gave psychological support to SOS families and coordinated food and water distributions
Aldeas Infantiles SOS emergency programmes reached about 240,000 people in 26 countries in 2020, most of them in Africa on 2020-12-31. Cause: Emergency Relief.AI
Aldeas Infantiles SOS gave dry rations to 2,968 families (about 4,000 children) from April 2020 and unconditional cash to 2,511 families during COVID-19 lockdowns on 2020-04-01. Cause: Emergency Relief.AI
Emergency ReliefGave dry rations to 2,968 families (about 4,000 children) from April 2020 and unconditional cash to 2,511 families during COVID-19 lockdowns
3Children and families supported by SOS Spain abroad$0
4SOS Children's Villages Peru$0
5Displaced families in Gaza$0
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Board
Mimmo Parisi
Chair of the International Board
Board Member, SOS Children's Villages Italy. Grew up in an SOS Children's Villages home.
Luis Roberto Urquizo Martins
Vice-Chair of the International Board
Board President, SOS Children's Villages Bolivia.
Kārlis Danevičs
International Board Member
Board Chair, SOS Children's Villages Latvia.
Jyoti Ratna Dhakhwa
International Board Member
Board Member, SOS Children's Villages Nepal. Pediatrician.
Mohamed Megdich
International Board Member
Board President, SOS Children's Villages Tunisia.
Inna Miroshnychenko
International Board Member
Board Member, SOS Children's Villages Ukraine. Adoptive parent.
Emmanuel Nkexzabera
International Board Member
Board Chair, SOS Children's Villages Rwanda.
Fannie Nthakomwa
International Board Member
Board Chair, SOS Children's Villages Malawi.
Stefan Piëch
International Board Member
Member of the Supervisory Board, SOS-Kinderdörfer weltweit, Germany.
Nandasiri Ponnamperuma
International Board Member
Board President, SOS Children's Villages Sri Lanka.
Seynabou Diop Traoré
International Board Member
Board Chair, SOS Children's Villages Mali.
Mario Westphalen
International Board Member
Board Chair, SOS Children's Villages Brazil.
Friedrich Santner
International Board Member
Board Chair, SOS Children's Villages Austria.
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Grants
Chile programmes 2025
Completed · $0 · Children and families in Chile
Accompanied 1,567 children, adolescents, young people and families through protection, family strengthening and alternative care programmes.
Spain and Latin America programmes 2025
Completed · $0 · Children, young people and families in Spain and Latin America
Supported 47,505 minors and 13,567 families; in Spain took in 1,430 children, supported 1,124 families in protection programmes, and helped 1,141 young people with housing, training, job search and psychological support.
International cooperation programmes 2024
Completed · $0 · Children and families in Latin America and Senegal
Funded programmes in Bolivia, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Peru, Venezuela and Senegal.
Spain programmes 2024
Completed · $0 · Children and families in Spain, Latin America and Africa
Supported 59,317 children and young people and 8,471 families in Spain and in programmes funded in Latin America and Africa; prevention programmes (day centres, educational and community projects) reached 27,043 children and 3,878 families.
Gaza, West Bank and Israel humanitarian assistance
Ongoing · $0 · Children and families in Gaza, West Bank and Israel
Humanitarian assistance in Gaza, the West Bank and Israel since the outbreak of violence.
Morocco earthquake response
Completed · $0 · Families in Morocco
Contributed to funding humanitarian aid and reconstruction support after the September 2023 earthquake.
Syria earthquake emergency programme (Aleppo)
Completed · $0 · Children and families in Aleppo, Syria
Emergency programme providing psychological, social and educational support to about 25,000 children and family members after the February 2023 earthquake.
Global Emergency Response Programmes 2023
Completed · $0 · Children and families in 38 countries
78 initiatives in 38 countries reached over 1.9 million people, about one million of them children and adolescents.
Ukraine emergency response programme
Ongoing · $0 · Children, families and refugees in Ukraine and Europe
Launched at the start of the war to prevent family separation and provide shelter, food, hygiene items and psychological support; hosted 2,147 refugees in European countries by July 2022 and set up mobile psychosocial teams.…
Ukraine pre-war evacuation
Completed · $0 · Children in Ukraine
Temporarily evacuated 110 children from the Brovary and Luhansk villages to western Ukraine to ensure safety and reduce stress.
Global Emergency Response Programmes 2022
Completed · $0 · Children and families in 31 countries
61 emergency programmes in 31 countries served 1,386,400 people, including 792,700 children and adolescents.
Haiti earthquake emergency response
Completed · $0 · Children and families in Haiti
Emergency programme offering psychosocial support, family reunification and temporary alternative care after the August 2021 earthquake.
COVID-19 pandemic response (Spain)
Completed · $0 · Children and families in Spain
Adapted programmes during lockdown to protect the 6,072 children and young people accompanied in Spain; set goal to double the number of children and families served; local branches ran COVID-19 info workshops and distributed a…
Global Emergency Response Programmes 2020
Completed · $0 · Children and families in 26 countries
35 emergency programmes in 26 countries reached about 240,000 people affected by conflict, disasters and migration.
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Aid workers killed, wounded, kidnapped or detained worldwide
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Mugwo, Yei, Central Equatoria South SudanInternational NGO
One INGO-contracted driver was kidnapped by unknown armed actors while preparing for Ebola-related activities in Mugwo, Yei, Central Equatoria. The driver was released a day later. Means of attack recorded as kidnapping. Context ambush. Source: Aid Worker Security Database, incident 6204.
Askar Al Balad, Nablus, West Bank PalestineNational NGO
One male NNGO director was arrested at his home during a raid for unknown reasons in Nablus, the West Bank. Means of attack recorded as detention/arrest. Context raid. Actor Israel Defense Forces (IDF). Source: Aid Worker Security Database, incident 6209.
One female INGO aid worker was injured by shrapnel at her home during a Russian aerial bombardment in Kyiv. Means of attack recorded as shelling. Context combat/crossfire. Actor Russian Armed Forces. Source: Aid Worker Security Database, incident 6208.
Two international INGO aid workers were kidnapped by a tribal community over allegations of having links with the RSF in Adre, Ouaddai. The aid workers were freed some days later. Means of attack recorded as kidnapping. Actor Tribal groups. Source: Aid Worker Security Database, incident…
One female NGO aid worker was killed during an airstrike attack that hit her home in Kharkiv. Her son was also injured during the attack (not counted). Means of attack recorded as aerial bombardment general. Context combat/crossfire. Actor Russian Armed Forces. Source: Aid Worker Security…
Karem Abu Salem Crossing, Rafah, Gaza Strip PalestineNational NGO
An unknown number of aid truck drivers were detained by the IDF at the Salem Abu checkpoint when attempting to deliver aid in their trucks in Rafah, Gaza Strip. (Defaulted to two). Means of attack recorded as detention/arrest. Context ambush. Actor Israel Defense Forces (IDF).…
Yei-Kaya road, Yei, Central Equatoria South SudanNational NGO
Two aid workers were kidnapped by unknown armed actors who demanded a ransom along the Yei-Kaya road, in Central Equatoria. Their whereabouts remain unknown. Means of attack recorded as kidnapping. Context ambush. Actor type non-state armed group: unknown. Source: Aid Worker Security Database, incident 6196.
Zawtar El Charqiyeh, Nabatieh LebanonRed Cross or Red Crescent
At least two NRCS aid workers were injured during a landmine explosion that affected their ambulance in Zawtar El Charqiyeh, Nabatieh. Means of attack recorded as landmine. Context individual attack. Source: Aid Worker Security Database, incident 6192.
At least one aid worker from the Ebola response team was injured when motorcycle taxi drivers attacked the response team that was trying to transfer patients in Beni, North Kivu. Means of attack recorded as bodily assault. Context ambush. Actor Motorcycle taxi drivers. Source: Aid…
One UN-contracted truck driver was shot and injured when unknown actors ambushed a convoy in Ad Dabbah, Northern Sudan. Means of attack recorded as shooting. Context ambush. Source: Aid Worker Security Database, incident 6200.
Kodok, Fashoda, Upper Nile South SudanNational NGO
One NGO aid worker was arrested by local authorities over allegations of being linked to a communal meeting that ended in misunderstanding among participants in Kodok, Fashoda, Upper Nile. Means of attack recorded as detention/arrest. Context individual attack. Actor Local authorities. Source: Aid Worker Security…
Al Mawasi, Rafah, Gaza Strip PalestineNational NGO
One NNGO aid worker was shot and killed while guarding aid trucks in Rafah, Gaza Strip. Means of attack recorded as shooting. Actor Israel Defense Forces (IDF). Source: Aid Worker Security Database, incident 6199.
Karem Abu Salem Crossing, Rafah, Gaza Strip PalestineInternational NGO
One male INGO driver was killed for unknown reasons at the Kerem Shalom cross-point in southern Gaza. Means of attack not recorded. Actor Israel Defense Forces (IDF). Source: Aid Worker Security Database, incident 6184.
One male INGO aid worker was killed during an airstrike in Northern Gaza, Gaza Strip. Means of attack recorded as aerial bombardment general. Actor Israel Defense Forces (IDF). Source: Aid Worker Security Database, incident 6183.
One UN-contracted boat driver was arrested by the local authorities over the non-payment of taxes associated with a UN convoy mission in Malaka, Upper Nile. Means of attack recorded as detention/arrest. Context individual attack. Actor Local authorities. Source: Aid Worker Security Database, incident 6198.
One female aid worker from a coordination body was detained by the Israeli authorities at her home in Ramallah, West Bank. Means of attack recorded as detention/arrest. Context individual attack. Actor Israel Defense Forces (IDF). Source: Aid Worker Security Database, incident 6195.
According to UN agency reports, one additional UN agency staff member was killed in the Gaza Strip between June 2nd and June 8th, 2026. Further information on the exact whereabouts or the means of attack is unknown at this time. Means of attack not recorded.…
One local UN aid worker was arrested by the Criminal Investigation Department in connection with an alleged domestic matter in Juba, Central Equatoria. Means of attack recorded as detention/arrest. Context individual attack. Actor Criminal Investigation Department (CID). Source: Aid Worker Security Database, incident 6202.
Jebel Boma, Pibor, Jonglei South SudanNational NGO
One NGO aid worker was shot and killed by unknown actors while traveling back to Jebel Boma after submitting humanitarian reports in Pibor, Jonglei. Means of attack recorded as shooting. Context ambush. Source: Aid Worker Security Database, incident 6201.
One NRCS aid worker was injured by protestors when violence broke out at an activity with returnees in Mwanza, Southern region. Means of attack recorded as bodily assault. Context mob violence. Actor Civilians. Source: Aid Worker Security Database, incident 6189.