News
September 09, 2021
WAYS TO HELP
Current member/partner fundraising campaigns for emergency response:
- Aschiana Foundation (new window): Emergency food and necessities for children and their families.
- Ayenda Foundation (new window): Education, humanitarian relief, and child welfare.
- The Bayat Foundation (new window): Immediate domestic needs.
- Creating Hope International/Afghan Institute for Learning (new window): Emergency response efforts.
- Enabled Children (new window): Emergency Response, food distributions at orphanages and IDP camps in Kabul.
- Friends of AUAF (new window): Supporting women in higher education in Afghanistan and the American University of Afghanistan
- International Rescue Committee (new window): On-the-ground assistance.
- Institute for Economic Empowerment of Women (new window): Safety and support for women entrepreneurs.
- Lamia Afghan Foundation (new window): Education, food, necessities for internally-displaced persons (IDPs).
- Women for Afghan Women (new window)
- Turquoise Mountain (new window): Critical support campaign.
- WISE Afghanistan: Emergency food and relief; assistance distribution. @wise-afghanistan (PayPal)
In addition, the Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace, and Society and Vital Voices (new window) launched a campaign to Protect Afghan Women (new window), with both advocacy and fundraising.
Other ways to help:
In addition to financial donations to our members’ campaigns, local resettlement agencies are welcoming support. Local resettlement agencies are listed here in a helpful map. (new window)
USAWC Statement in support of Afghan Women
April 14, 2021