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South Asia Donations

January 4, 2005

Humanitarian organizations are getting contributions from all corners of the world for the countries affected by the seaquake. Help is being offered by international organizations and private individuals.

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Despite the large amount of donations, more money is neededImage: AP

The United Nations and other international humanitarian organizations say they have received the greatest amount of donations for the tsunami victims, with the UN alone receiving about $1.5 billion (€1.12 billion). However, the UN has warned that there is still a huge challenge ahead of this massive relief operation and it hopes that the world will be able to provide aid to all survivors.

Use the links below to find the chapter or committee of the international aid agency in your country and information on how to donate. Many of the organizations allow online donations.
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World Vision International

www.wvi.org

Care International

www.care.org

International Committee of the Red Cross and Red Cresent

www.icrc.org
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