Emergency appeals
Responding to humanitarian crises around the world has been a core part of our identity and history since our beginning. Emergencies threaten the lives and dignity of all those affected, and can reverse recent progress on things like access to education, healthcare and opportunities. At All We Can, we’re committed to supporting those in crisis, and we do this through giving funding to local organisations who are leading response efforts.
See below for more information about all our live appeals.
EMERGENCY APPEALS ⚠️
Hurricane Melissa appeal
All We Can is responding to Hurricane Melissa in partnership with the Methodist Church in Britain.
We are working closely with our regional partner, the Methodist Church in the Caribbean and the Americas (MCCA), to ensure that funds raised are directed to where they are most needed. MCCA is working on co-ordinating emergency relief efforts across affected communities in the region.
Myanmar Earthquake appeal
At about 1pm local time on Friday 28 March 2025, a 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar with the epicentre near Mandalay, the second largest city in the country.
More than 3000 people are now reported to have died, with many hundreds still missing. People are without food, shelter and adequate sanitation, and we're appealing for your support to help meet the urgent need of people whose lives have been devastated by the earthquake.
Gaza and Lebanon appeal
In November 2024, we launched a joint appeal with the Methodist Church in Britain and the United Reformed Church to meet the humanitarian need resulting from the crisis in Gaza and Lebanon.
Donations to the Gaza and Lebanon Justice Appeal should be made through the Methodist Church.
Ukraine appeal
All We Can launched a joint appeal in partnership with the Methodist Church in Britain in response to events unfolding in Ukraine in 2022.
Donations are being used to support the response to the crisis and the people most affected to ensure that critical humanitarian assistance is available to those who need it.
Emergency Relief Fund
When disaster strikes, whether that be a devastating earthquake, a deadly cyclone, or a sudden outbreak of conflict, every second matters. In those first days and weeks, people affected are at their most vulnerable. They need shelter, clean water, food, and medicine. And they can’t afford to wait.
Here are our latest appeals:
This commitment is not just about immediate relief, but a reflection of our broader mission of being a justice-seeking organisation. We recognise that crises often expose and deepen existing inequalities. That’s why we aim to go beyond short-term aid, investing in long-term partnerships that strengthen community resilience and uphold human rights. Our humanitarian response is one expression of our wider mission: to stand in solidarity with those facing injustice and to support sustainable, locally led solutions that create lasting change.
Timely support
Life-saving help when it matters most.
Locally led
Working alongside trusted partners.
Dignity first
Support rooted in compassion and solidarity.