Top 10 israaid.org Competitors

fidf.org

Join FIDF in supporting the brave men and women of the IDF. Learn how your donations provide vital support to Israeli soldiers and their families.

msf.org

MSF is an international, independent organisation. We provide medical assistance to people affected by conflict, epidemics, disasters, or exclusion from healthcare

iocc.org

IOCC welcomes your questions, comments, and concerns.

jnf.org

No matter if young and old, first time visitors and veteran Israeli travelers, the 2026 JNF-USA Global Conference will create a memory of a lifetime.

fmsc.org

You’re invited to join Something Greater, FMSC’s monthly giving community. Something Greater is a collective of individuals who believe that together, we can end extreme hunger and provide tangible hope for children around the world.

coreresponse.org

NEWS Press Hits In the News AP CORE is listed as of organizations helping in the wake of the earthquakes in Venezuela.   TODAY SHOW CORE is listed as of organizations […]

israelgives.org

Israel's lowest fees for nonprofit payment processing. Visa, Mastercard, Bit, Apple Pay and PayPal — all in one system. Fees from 0.36% .

gaza-aid-data.gov.il

The COGAT website provides all the relevant updates and data about the unit's activity and the civil-humanitarian effort in the Gaza Strip during the Swords of Iron war. Here you can find information, guidelines, and how to contact us with suggestions.

hi-us.org

Humanity & Inclusion (HI) works alongside people with disabilities in times of peace, conflict, and natural disaster.

dpnet.org.np

This report aims to capture pathways for community resilience that integrate gender equality and social inclusion in disaster risk reduction (DRR) and provides examples of good practices in Pacific Island countries. It also identifies gaps and areas where progress is most needed. Women have been contributing towards stronger, more resilient communities. However, there are still many structural barriers that limit women’s participation in DRR. Barriers include difficult access to DRR financing for local women-led organizations. There are opportunities to promote women-led partnerships that broaden the diverse experience in DRR. These should be long-term and include women working with national agencies such as the National Disaster Management Offices and National Meteorological Services, as well as regional organizations such as PIFS, SPC, and SPREP.