An estimated 239 million people needed humanitarian assistance at the end of 2025.
- Sudan: 33.7 million people need aid.
- Afghanistan: 22 million need aid, with another 4.27 million Afghans displaced abroad.
- Yemen: 23.1 million.
- Syria: 16.5 million.
- Lebanon: The 2026 appeal of $880 million was only 27% funded as of late June.
- Venezuela and Colombia: both have active UN humanitarian response plans in 2026, covering migration, violence, and flooding.
Wars, displacement, floods, droughts, and disease outbreaks are overlapping, and families are
fleeing with nothing. Needs have grown while funding has shrunk, so smaller organizations that
act fast and are already on the ground matter more than ever. The first 72 hours decide who
survives.
Just $100 bill can provide:
Impact: Families in sudden crises get lifesaving support when they need it most, and children, elderly people, and people with disabilities are prioritized for protection.
