THE POWER OF A JOINT APPEAL
The Emergency Appeals Alliance is a unique global partnership which currently unites twelve national joint appeal organisations in a common purpose. Our mission is to share knowledge and resources to enable our members to increase the funds they raise for overseas emergencies and ensure this money is spent effectively.
RECENT NEWS FROM OUR MEMBERS
Responding to Devastated Regions: Floods in Germany and Switzerland
In recent weeks, Germany and Switzerland have faced unprecedented challenges due to severe floods that have ravaged large parts of both countries. These natural disasters starkly remind us of the growing impact of global warming, with extreme weather events becoming...
Welcome Rudina Turhani, as EAA Coordinator
Exciting News from the Emergency Appeals Alliance! We are excited to welcome Rudina Turhani to our team as EAA Coordinator. Joining us in March, Rudina brings an impressive 13 years of experience in the humanitarian sector, primarily with the International Committee...
Germany’s Relief Coalition starts Middle East Crisis Appeal
Picture: CARE.de Violence has been escalating in the Middle East since October 7, 2023. The images from the conflict region are devastating. There are thousands of dead and injured - on both sides. It is a humanitarian catastrophe whose consequences for the region can...
Giro555 aid Turkey and Syria still in full swing. New ammount €123 million
The Hague, 13 June 2023 On 6 February, Turkey and Syria were hit by severe earthquakes. Giro555 immediately took action the next day for the millions of victims. The damage from the earthquakes is enormous, millions of people in several provinces in Turkey and Syria...
Why a Joint Appeal?
Joint appeals improve public reach, reduce costs, enhance accountability and strengthen fundraising results.
Why a Global Alliance?
A global alliance is vital to the growth, maturity and success of contemporary aid funding and delivery.
Meet our Members
Our current members are from Austria, Belgium, Canada, Germany, Japan, Netherlands, Sweden, Switzerland and United Kingdom.