Our 2025 and 2026
Impact Report
Our live report on how we follow crises around the world, how we reach families, and where every gift you entrust to us goes. The numbers refresh every 15 minutes from our own records.
7,931
Alerts we have reviewed one by one
Families reachedSince 1980
88,161
01 · At a glance
Quenara's year
Our year
Summary
History
Crisis types with the most alerts, 2026
| Crisis type | Alerts |
|---|---|
| Wildfire | 3,083 |
| Flood | 1,623 |
| Earthquake | 1,268 |
| Storm | 751 |
| Landslide | 196 |
| Disease outbreak | 167 |
| Civil unrest | 152 |
| Volcano | 144 |
| Displaced families | 96 |
| Tropical cyclone | 94 |
History
The seven major crises we responded to in 2025
| Response | When |
|---|---|
| In Gaza, beside families every day | All of 2025, and still today |
| In Sudan, beside women and children | All of 2025, and still today |
| The Myanmar earthquake | March 2025 |
| The Texas floods | July 2025 |
| The Pakistan monsoon floods | Summer 2025 |
| The California wildfire | October 2025 |
| Hurricane Melissa, Haiti | October 2025 |
02 · Our impact
Every day we reach a few more families
The families our family and our foundation have reached since 1980, the lives touched and the meals served. The counters rise on their own with every newly recorded gift.
88,161 +1,161
87,000 on October 2, 2026
354,644 +4,644
350,000 on October 2, 2026
280,612 +612
280,000 on October 2, 2026
2,535 +35
2,500 on October 2, 2026
48
Emergency missions in 36 countries today
7,931 +20
Started on August 15, 2026
03 · Crisis monitoring
We watch every corner of the world, day and night
Every alert from 35 official sources is read every 15 minutes. Earthquake, flood, wildfire, outbreak or war, when a family is in trouble we want to be among the first to know.
Alerts received
7,931
Alerts per day
7,931 total
Alerts by day and hour LowerHigher
- Busiest month
- October
- Busiest day
- September 25, 2026
- Unbroken monitoring
- 84 days
- Red alerts
- 232
We also follow the crises that never make the news
The world's attention usually turns to a few large crises, and in the others families are quietly left alone. According to CARE's report published in January 2026, eight of the ten crises that got the least coverage in 2025 were in Africa. We review the alerts from these countries too: 319 in Angola, 223 in Zambia, 39 in Namibia and 14 in Zimbabwe. CARE's report
We give every alert an urgency score. When a crisis scores above 50 we watch it closely, and above 70 our team goes to the field. So far 91 alerts have scored 70 or more, and 284 have been placed under close watch.
04 · In the field
In the middle of the crisis, beside the families
In 2025 we were on the ground in seven major crises. Today we are on 99 emergency missions in 36 countries. Behind every card are real families and real days. Tap a card to read that mission's story step by step.
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Flores earthquake
OngoingAfter the earthquake in Flores, our team went straight to the families. Our first distribution reached 500 families. We are staying with them through the recovery.
500 familiesreached in our first distribution
Emergency relief for displaced families in Yemen
OngoingWe are bringing emergency relief to families forced from their homes by the war in Taiz, Lahj and Aden.
89/100urgency score
Crisis in Palestine
OngoingWe are bringing emergency relief to families affected by the crisis in Palestine.
81/100urgency score
Cyclone Arnab relief
OngoingThe very severe Cyclone Arnab struck the Andhra Pradesh coast in October, and in the floods and landslides that followed six people lost their lives in Odisha and 1,672 houses were damaged. Our field team and our local partner, together with our volunteers, are bringing food, safe water, medicines and tarpaulins to families on the coast and in the landslide villages.
80/100urgency score
Special emergency appeal for Gaza, open for 7 days
OngoingWe are bringing bread, hot meals and winter supplies to families in Gaza. Our special appeal, open for 7 days before winter arrives, began on October 1.
80/100urgency score
Ebola outbreak
OngoingThe Ebola outbreak caused by Bundibugyo virus has passed 9,000 confirmed cases and 4,000 deaths since May. Our local partner is with affected families and health workers in Ituri and North Kivu.
75/100urgency score
Flood in India
OngoingWe are bringing emergency relief to families affected by the flood in India.
73/100urgency score
Ecuador El Niño floods and landslides
OngoingAccording to Ecuador's national risk management authority, the El Niño rains had impacted 48,958 people by November 3, 2026, and 9,728 people had lost their homes. Our local partner in Ecuador, working with our team, is bringing food, safe drinking water, hygiene kits and shelter supplies to families in Manabí, El Oro, Guayas and Esmeraldas.
72/100urgency score
Four Corners flood
OngoingHeavy rain on October 22 pushed the San Juan and Animas rivers over their banks, and about 600 households in Farmington alone were ordered to leave. Our own field team is with flooded families in Farmington, Shiprock and Dennehotso on the Navajo Nation.
70/100urgency score
Flood in Georgia
OngoingWe are bringing emergency relief to families affected by the flood in Georgia.
70/100urgency score
Tumbes and Zarumilla floods
OngoingEl Niño rains made the Zarumilla River overflow, and in the Puerto Perú settlement of Aguas Verdes, home to about 200 families, the water rose to one meter in several streets before families were moved to temporary shelters. Our team and our local partner in Peru are bringing clean water, food, hygiene kits and dry bedding to families in Tumbes and Zarumilla, in close coordination with the local authorities and civil defense.
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Bali landslides
OngoingOn Bali, the downpours of November 1 and 2 set off landslides and fallen trees at 15 sites in Gianyar, 12 in Karangasem and 11 in Bangli. Our own team and our local partner are bringing shelter, hot meals, clean drinking water, blankets and sleeping mats to families who lost their homes, and clearing mud from homes still standing together with the families.
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Aceh flood
OngoingThe Meureubo and Woyla rivers overflowed, flooding 43 villages in 10 subdistricts of West Aceh and forcing 600 people from 135 families from their homes. Our own field team, together with our volunteers and the local authorities, is bringing food parcels, clean drinking water, hygiene kits, blankets and sleeping mats to families.
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Emergency aid for displaced families in Saida
OngoingOur local partner is bringing food parcels, hygiene kits, mattresses, blankets, safe drinking water and winter clothing to families forced from their homes in Saida. The partner stands with families in collective shelters and with those who have returned to damaged homes. More than 300,000 people forced from their homes since early March 2026 remain displaced in Lebanon, and close to 970,000 people who returned to the south often found their homes damaged. We work in close coordination with the local authorities.
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Emergency aid for displaced families in Tyre
OngoingOur local partner is bringing food parcels, hygiene kits, mattresses, blankets, safe drinking water and winter clothing to families forced from their homes in Tyre. The partner stands with families in collective shelters and with those who have returned to damaged homes. More than 300,000 people forced from their homes since early March 2026 remain displaced in Lebanon, and close to 970,000 people who returned to the south often found their homes damaged. We work in close coordination with the local authorities.
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Zakat handed to families in South Lebanon
OngoingOur local partner in Saida and Tyre hands zakat in person to families forced from their homes. The partner visits each family and confirms that it is eligible to receive zakat, and the family decides whether rent, food or winter needs come first. More than 300,000 people forced from their homes since early March 2026 were still displaced in October 2026. Zakat is kept in its own file and is never used for buildings or construction.
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Support for loggerhead sea turtles at Mon Repos
OngoingFrom December 1, 2026, our own team, our local partner and our volunteers will support licensed turtle rescuers at Mon Repos near Bundaberg through the loggerhead nesting season. We provide transport, veterinary supplies and care supplies for recovering turtles, and our volunteers clear marine debris and plastic from the nesting beaches, while only licensed rescuers, rangers and veterinarians handle and treat the turtles. Mon Repos is the most significant loggerhead turtle nesting site in the South Pacific, and the 2024 to 2025 season was its best in more than 50 years, with 516 loggerheads nesting. We work in close coordination with the local authorities.
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Support for koalas in South East Queensland
OngoingFrom November 27, 2026, our own team, our local partner and our volunteers will support licensed koala rescuers across South East Queensland through the bushfire season. Through the breeding season we provide licensed wildlife carers with rescue transport, veterinary supplies, fresh eucalyptus leaves and care supplies for koalas in rehabilitation, and our volunteers plant native koala food trees, while only licensed carers, rescuers and veterinarians handle and treat the koalas. Australia's fire authorities forecast a heightened bushfire risk across South East Queensland for spring 2026, and koalas in Queensland, New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory have been listed as endangered since 12 February 2022. We work in close coordination with the local authorities.
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Support for flying foxes in the summer heat in Illawarra
OngoingFrom December 1, 2026, our own team, our local partner and our volunteers will support licensed wildlife carers caring for flying foxes in Illawarra and Sydney through the summer heat. We provide misting sprinklers for flying fox camps, drinking water, cooling supplies, transport for carers and veterinary supplies, while only licensed and vaccinated carers handle and treat the flying foxes. During the January 2026 heatwave, a record 700 flying foxes died at two camps in Wollongong. We work in close coordination with the local authorities.
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Winter aid for children in London
OngoingFrom December 1, 2026, our own team, our local partner and our volunteers will bring warm coats, hats, gloves and boots to children and food parcels and blankets to families in London. In the financial year ending March 2025, 27 percent of children in the United Kingdom, more than one in four, lived in relative low income after housing costs. We work in close coordination with the local authorities.
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Winter aid for children in Leeds
OngoingFrom December 1, 2026, our own team, our local partner and our volunteers will bring warm coats, hats, gloves and boots to children and food parcels and blankets to families in Leeds. In the financial year ending March 2025, 27 percent of children in the United Kingdom, more than one in four, lived in relative low income after housing costs. We work in close coordination with the local authorities.
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Winter aid for children in Edinburgh
OngoingFrom December 1, 2026, our own team, our local partner and our volunteers will bring warm coats, hats, gloves and boots to children and food parcels and blankets to families in Edinburgh. In the financial year ending March 2025, 27 percent of children in the United Kingdom, more than one in four, lived in relative low income after housing costs. We work in close coordination with the local authorities.
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Winter aid for children in Leicester
OngoingFrom December 1, 2026, our own team, our local partner and our volunteers will bring warm coats, hats, gloves and boots to children and food parcels and blankets to families in Leicester. In the financial year ending March 2025, 27 percent of children in the United Kingdom, more than one in four, lived in relative low income after housing costs. We work in close coordination with the local authorities.
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Support for grey seal pups at Donna Nook
OngoingFrom December 1, 2026, our own team, our local partner and our volunteers will support the licensed rescue teams at Donna Nook through the grey seal pupping season. We provide transport, veterinary supplies, food for recovering pups and equipment for beach wardens, while only licensed rescuers and veterinarians handle and treat the seals. The first grey seal pup of the 2026 season at Donna Nook was born in October 2026. We work in close coordination with the local authorities.
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Support for grey seal pups at Blakeney Point
OngoingFrom December 1, 2026, our own team, our local partner and our volunteers will support the licensed rescue teams at Blakeney Point through the grey seal pupping season. We provide transport, veterinary supplies, food for recovering pups and equipment for beach wardens, while only licensed rescuers and veterinarians handle and treat the seals. Blakeney Point is the largest grey seal colony in England, where almost 9,000 pups were born in 2023. We work in close coordination with the local authorities.
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Winter food aid for families in Toronto
OngoingFrom December 1, 2026, our own team, our local partner and our volunteers will bring family food parcels and hot meals to families facing food insecurity in Toronto through the winter. In March 2026, food banks in Canada recorded 2,355,075 visits, the highest number ever recorded, and 32.5 percent of those visits were by children. We work in close coordination with the local authorities.
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Winter food aid for families in Vancouver
OngoingFrom December 1, 2026, our own team, our local partner and our volunteers will bring family food parcels and hot meals to families facing food insecurity in Vancouver through the winter. In March 2026, food banks in Canada recorded 2,355,075 visits, the highest number ever recorded, and 32.5 percent of those visits were by children. We work in close coordination with the local authorities.
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Winter food aid for families in Montreal
OngoingFrom December 1, 2026, our own team, our local partner and our volunteers will bring family food parcels and hot meals to families facing food insecurity in Montreal through the winter. In March 2026, food banks in Canada recorded 2,355,075 visits, the highest number ever recorded, and 32.5 percent of those visits were by children. We work in close coordination with the local authorities.
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Winter food aid for families in Calgary
OngoingFrom December 1, 2026, our own team, our local partner and our volunteers will bring family food parcels and hot meals to families facing food insecurity in Calgary through the winter. In March 2026, food banks in Canada recorded 2,355,075 visits, the highest number ever recorded, and 32.5 percent of those visits were by children. We work in close coordination with the local authorities.
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Summer holiday food aid for families in Sydney
OngoingFrom December 1, 2026, our own team, our local partner and our volunteers will bring fresh food parcels to families with children in Sydney through the summer school holidays. One in three Australian households, about 3.6 million homes, faced food insecurity in the past 12 months, and 45 percent of households with children did. We work in close coordination with the local authorities.
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Summer holiday food aid for families in Melbourne
OngoingFrom December 1, 2026, our own team, our local partner and our volunteers will bring fresh food parcels to families with children in Melbourne through the summer school holidays. One in three Australian households, about 3.6 million homes, faced food insecurity in the past 12 months, and 45 percent of households with children did. We work in close coordination with the local authorities.
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Summer holiday food aid for families in Brisbane
OngoingFrom December 1, 2026, our own team, our local partner and our volunteers will bring fresh food parcels to families with children in Brisbane through the summer school holidays. One in three Australian households, about 3.6 million homes, faced food insecurity in the past 12 months, and 45 percent of households with children did. We work in close coordination with the local authorities.
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Summer holiday food aid for families in Perth
OngoingFrom December 1, 2026, our own team, our local partner and our volunteers will bring fresh food parcels to families with children in Perth through the summer school holidays. One in three Australian households, about 3.6 million homes, faced food insecurity in the past 12 months, and 45 percent of households with children did. We work in close coordination with the local authorities.
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Mayon Volcano emergency relief
OngoingOur own team and our local partner are bringing emergency shelter, food parcels, clean water, first aid and hygiene kits to families at the foot of Mayon Volcano in Albay. We work in close coordination with the local authorities.
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Wildfire and toxic haze in Ketapang
OngoingOur own team and our local partner are bringing protective masks, clean drinking water and respiratory care supplies to families in Ketapang. On the worst mornings, smoke from the forest and peatland fires cut visibility in Ketapang to under 100 meters, and schools were closed. From August to late October 2026, about 350,000 cases of respiratory illness linked to the fires were recorded across Indonesia. We work in close coordination with the local authorities.
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Orangutan rescue in the Ketapang fires
OngoingOur own team and our local partner are supporting licensed wildlife rescuers in Ketapang with transport, veterinary supplies, food and clean water. In mid October 2026, the orangutan rescue centre in the regency was caring for 90 orangutans after rescuing 49 since August. The centre is full, and at least 15 more orangutans are known to be stranded in burned areas. We work in close coordination with the local authorities.
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Thanksgiving hot meals and food parcels in Gaza
OngoingOur own team and our local partner in Gaza cook hot meals and bring food parcels and flour to families. In October 2026, 90 percent of people in Gaza relied on humanitarian food aid. Because of funding shortages, the meals cooked each day in community kitchens fell from about 695,000 in late September to about 614,000 in early October. This Thanksgiving we are reaching more families together.
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Thanksgiving hot meals on Skid Row
OngoingOn Thanksgiving Day, November 26, our own team and our local partner will serve hot meals and hand out warm clothing to unhoused neighbors on Skid Row. On one night in January 2026, an estimated 73,040 people across Los Angeles County were without a home, and 49,002 of them were unsheltered. We work in close coordination with the local authorities.
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Thanksgiving hot meals in Manhattan
OngoingOn Thanksgiving Day, November 26, our own team and our local partner will serve hot meals and hand out winter coats, hats and gloves to unhoused neighbors in Manhattan. On one night in March 2026, an estimated 4,991 people were sleeping unsheltered on the streets and in the subway of New York City, and Manhattan saw the largest rise. We work in close coordination with the local authorities.
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Wildfire wildlife rescue in Limpopo
OngoingOur field team and our local partner are on the ground now in Limpopo, South Africa, in the middle of the fires in protected areas. In one week of October, satellites recorded 150 high confidence fire alerts in these protected areas, 7.5 times the usual level for this place and season. In coordination with the local authorities, we are moving wildlife safely out of the fire zones, giving burn and veterinary care, setting up water points in the burned bushveld and supporting habitat recovery.
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Wildfire rescue for lemurs and wildlife in Madagascar
OngoingOur local partner is on the ground now in Toamasina and Antsiranana, Madagascar, facing the fires in protected rainforests, and we are responding together. In one week of October, satellites recorded 151 high confidence fire alerts in the protected areas of Toamasina, 4.1 times the usual level. In coordination with the local authorities, we are rescuing lemurs and forest wildlife, giving burn and veterinary care, and replanting burned forest edges from native tree nurseries.
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Wildfire wildlife rescue in Borno
OngoingOur local partner is on the ground now in Borno, Nigeria, facing the fires in the protected savanna, and we are responding together. In one week of October, satellites recorded 144 high confidence fire alerts in the protected areas of Borno, 2.5 times the usual level. In coordination with the local authorities, we are moving wildlife safely out of the fire zones, giving burn and veterinary care, setting up water points for the dry season and supporting habitat recovery.
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Olive ridley sea turtle protection after the Panama earthquake
OngoingOur field team and our local partner are on the ground now on Isla de Cañas, Tonosí, Los Santos, Panama, standing with the olive ridley sea turtles in the nesting season after the earthquake. The earthquake came at the peak of nesting. In coordination with the local authorities, we run night beach patrols and protected hatcheries and help hatchlings reach the sea safely.
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Emergency relief for displaced families in Oromia
OngoingOur field team and our local partner are on the ground now in Shirka and Merti, Arsi Zone, Oromia, standing with families who were forced to leave their villages by the violence of late October. In coordination with the local authorities, we are bringing food parcels, safe drinking water, hygiene kits and blankets to families sheltering in neighboring villages.
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Istanbul storm and flood relief
OngoingThe October floods were the worst Istanbul has seen in more than 80 years. Our own field team has been on the ground in Beykoz, Sarıyer and Pendik since the first day, supporting rescue and evacuation and bringing food, safe drinking water and hygiene supplies to families whose homes were flooded.
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Cyclone Murasu relief
OngoingSevere Cyclonic Storm Murasu crossed the Andhra Pradesh coast close to Ongole on the morning of November 3, 2026, 12,230 people sheltered in relief camps in the state and Odisha moved more than 160,000 people to safety. Our own field team and our local partner in India are bringing food, safe drinking water, tarpaulins and medicines to families in the camps.
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Southern Utah flood
OngoingA flood wave from Gould Wash poured into homes and an RV park in the city of Hurricane, where a first assessment found about 80 homes and 50 RVs damaged. Our own field team is with families in Hurricane whose homes filled with mud.
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Southwest Colorado flood
OngoingIn November the San Juan River at Pagosa Springs rose higher than at any time since 1911, in the second flood in just over a week in Archuleta and La Plata counties. Our own team and our local partner, together with our volunteers, are bringing food, clean water, warm bedding and flood cleanup kits to evacuated families in Pagosa Springs and Durango.
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South Central Florida flood
OngoingIn early November up to 12 inches of rain fell over inland South Central Florida, the Peace River rose above flood stage at Arcadia and floodwater surrounded homes. Our own field team, together with our volunteers, is bringing clean water, food, hygiene kits and flood cleanup kits to families, older neighbors and veterans in DeSoto and Hardee counties, in close coordination with the county authorities.
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Nigeria floods
OngoingThis year's floods have affected more than 670,000 people across 28 Nigerian states, and more than 200,000 have had to leave their homes. Our local partner is with flood affected families in Akwa Ibom and the North West.
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Measles and dengue outbreak
OngoingBangladesh is living through a severe measles outbreak this year, with more than 1,200 deaths since March 15, most of them children under five. A heavy dengue season has come at the same time. Our field team and local partner are with the families of sick children in Dhaka and Sylhet.
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Ebola in Kenya
OngoingEbola reached Kenya in October with a traveller who arrived in Nairobi. Nine cases have been linked to that first case and two people have died. Our local partner is with families under monitoring and with health workers.
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Ebola in Nigeria
OngoingNigeria confirmed its first imported Ebola case in Abuja on October 20. The patient is in isolation and receiving care, and 44 contacts are being monitored. Our local partner is with families under monitoring and with health workers.
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Children in protective care during the measles outbreak
OngoingDuring the measles outbreak in Pennsylvania, we work through our trusted local partner to bring food, hygiene supplies and infection prevention support to children in protective care in Lancaster County and to the families caring for them. The children's identities and locations stay confidential.
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Norte Fire
OngoingThe Norte Fire broke out in San Clemente in Southern California on October 16 and about 16,000 people had to leave home. Our own field team is working with our volunteers and our field partner to carry seniors and homebound patients to safety with their medicines. We stand with women and children at the shelters and give older veterans priority. Injured wildlife reaches licensed specialists through our team.
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Super Typhoon Champi evacuation
OngoingSuper Typhoon Champi is forcing many people in Okinawa to leave their homes. With our local partner, we are bringing seniors, veterans, people with disabilities and medically vulnerable people to safety.
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Typhoon Champi evacuation and safe shelter
OngoingOn October 22, 2026, Taiwan's Central Weather Administration issued a land typhoon warning for Champi. Our local partner in Taiwan is helping older neighbors, people with limited mobility and families with young children in New Taipei, Yilan and Taoyuan to evacuate in time and stay safely in official shelters.
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Wildlife and marine life emergency rescue
OngoingIshigaki, Miyakojima and Yonaguni lie in the path of Super Typhoon Champi. With our local partner, we are rescuing wildlife hurt in the storm and marine life washed ashore. Injured wildlife reaches licensed specialists.
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Protecting an endangered species where it lives
OngoingIn India our own team works with our local partner to fund gear, training and patrol food for rangers guarding an endangered species. Licensed specialists monitor the species in its own range.
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Protecting an endangered species where it lives
OngoingIn Cambodia our own team works with our local partner to fund gear, training and patrol food for rangers guarding an endangered species. Licensed specialists monitor the species in its own range.
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Protecting an endangered species where it lives
OngoingIn South Africa our own team works with our local partner to fund gear, training and patrol food for rangers guarding an endangered species. Licensed specialists monitor the species in its own range.
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Sea turtle patrol and care support
OngoingIn Malaysia our team works beside our local partner to support beach patrols, safe transport and veterinary care for sea turtles. Only permitted networks move the turtles and vets treat them.
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Anti poaching ranger support
OngoingIn Mpumalanga our own team works alongside our local partner to supply gear with no weapons, rations and training to rangers who walk the bush for days. Radios and field cameras keep each patrol in touch.
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Anti poaching ranger support
OngoingIn Thailand our own team works alongside our local partner to supply gear with no weapons, rations and training to rangers on long patrols. Radios and field cameras keep each patrol in touch.
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Arizona severe storm and flash flood
OngoingA severe storm tore through Maricopa County on October 21. It brought down trees, knocked out power to thousands of homes and set off flash flood warnings. Our own field team is with affected families in Phoenix, Mesa and Chandler.
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Al Dibab drone attack emergency relief
OngoingOn the evening of October 18, a drone strike on a market and transport stop in Al Dibab, West Kordofan, reportedly killed about 80 people. With our local partner, we are bringing emergency relief to the wounded and their families in Al Dibab and Al Mujlad.
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Nyala market strike emergency relief
OngoingOne evening in late October, a busy market in Nyala, the capital of South Darfur, was struck. Nyala Teaching Hospital received more than 150 wounded people and 36 people who had lost their lives. Our local partner is on the ground now and we are responding together. In coordination with the local authorities, we are bringing trauma and burn care supplies, medicines, food parcels, safe drinking water and hygiene kits to the wounded and their families.
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Zakat handed to families in Nyala
OngoingOur local partner in Nyala, South Darfur hands zakat in person to families forced from their homes. The partner visits each family and confirms that it is eligible to receive zakat, and the family decides whether food, shelter or daily needs come first. In October 2026, 8.58 million people across Sudan had been forced from their homes. Zakat is kept in its own file and is never used for buildings or construction.
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Xizang earthquake emergency relief
OngoingOn the night of October 22, a magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck the Nagqu region of Xizang. Through our field partner, we are bringing emergency relief to affected families.
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Somalia flood emergency relief
OngoingOctober floods have put hundreds of thousands of people in Somalia at risk of losing their homes. Our field team and local partner are on the ground, bringing emergency relief to families in the flood zone.
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Panama earthquake
OngoingAfter the earthquake in Panama, our team and our local partner were on the ground within two hours. We are checking damaged homes and moving the injured and the elderly to safety. We are bringing tents, tarpaulins and clean water to families who cannot go back inside.
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Orange County coastal flood
OngoingThe coastal flood filled streets and homes in Laguna Beach, Newport Beach and the Balboa Peninsula. With our own field team, we are helping families, older adults and children whose homes were damaged.
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Hurricane Isaias
OngoingHurricane Isaias struck Florida and Alabama. With our own field team, we are bringing emergency relief to families whose homes flooded and to people without safe water. We are also helping older adults and people with disabilities.
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Destructive storms and hail
OngoingDestructive storms and hail hit families in the Texas towns of Turkey and Matador on 13 October 2026. Our own field team is helping families to safety and bringing shelter, food, drinking water and baby supplies. We are giving special support to older adults, veterans, women and children.
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Winter storm relief in Anchorage
OngoingOur own team and our local partner are bringing winter coats, blankets, sleeping bags and hot meals to unhoused neighbors and families hit by the storms around Anchorage. On October 30, 2026, gusts of up to 79 mph swept Southcentral Alaska and left tens of thousands of customers without power. We work in close coordination with the local authorities.
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Crete floods
OngoingOur team is on the ground after the floods in Crete. We are bringing safe water, food, hygiene supplies and cleanup help to older people, isolated families and those whose homes were flooded.
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Zakat handed to families in Gaza
OngoingOur own team and our local partner in Gaza hand zakat to families in person. We visit each family and confirm that it is eligible to receive zakat, and the family decides how to use it for its most urgent needs. In October 2026, 90 percent of people in Gaza relied on humanitarian food aid. Zakat is kept in its own file and is never used for buildings or construction.
On the groundon a mission with our own team
Flooding in Tarragona
OngoingWe are bringing emergency relief to families hit by the floods in Terres de l'Ebre, in the Baix Ebre and Montsià areas of Tarragona.
On the groundon a mission with our own team
Valencia and Alicante floods
OngoingTorrential rain from DANA Adam left homes and streets under water in Valencia and Alicante. With our local partner, we are bringing emergency relief to families in Oliva, Piles, Bellreguard, Pego, Els Poblets and Xàbia.
On the groundon a mission with our own team
Zakat handed to families in Yemen
OngoingOur local partner in Taiz, Lahj and Aden hands zakat in person to families forced from their homes and to families whose income has stopped. The partner visits each family and confirms that it is eligible to receive zakat, and the family decides what its own kitchen needs first. More than 290,000 people across Yemen have been forced from their homes since the beginning of August 2026. Zakat is kept in its own file and is never used for buildings or construction.
On the groundon a mission with our own team
Emergency medical relief
OngoingIn Kyauktaw, families cut off from medicine and doctors are receiving emergency medical care from us.
On the groundon a mission with our own team
Flash flood in Nepal
OngoingWe are bringing emergency relief to families hit by the flash flood. We decide what is needed on the ground, by talking with the families.
On the groundon a mission with our own team
Anak Krakatau volcano
OngoingWe are on the ground for the Anak Krakatau eruption. Our team in Indonesia is bringing emergency relief to the families nearby.
On the groundon a mission with our own team
Hurricane Simon
OngoingOur own field team and our local partner have been on the Colima coast around Manzanillo since 10 October 2026. That work is what your gift supports. Families move to safety before the rain and nobody whose home flooded is left on their own. The crew on the ground sets each day's work. A family back in a flooded home gets drinking water with hot food and dry blankets. Buckets and cleaning supplies go out for emptying the house and the injured get first aid.
On the groundon a mission with our own team
Hurricane Polo
OngoingHurricane Polo struck Guaymas and Empalme in Sonora. We are bringing emergency relief to families whose homes flooded, to older people and to people with disabilities.
On the groundon a mission with our own team
Three Queens wildfire
OngoingWith our own field team in the US, we are helping families affected by the Three Queens fire.
On the groundon a mission with our own team
Bouquet Fire
OngoingIn the Bouquet Fire in Los Angeles County, our own field team is rescuing wildlife and bringing emergency relief to families affected by the fire.
On the groundon a mission with our own team
Wildfire wildlife rescue
OngoingOur own field team is rescuing wildlife hurt in the Bouquet Fire. Injured wildlife reaches licensed specialists and veterinary care.
On the groundon a mission with our own team
Cold stunned sea turtle rescue
OngoingOur own field team funds beach patrols, safe transport and veterinary care for cold stunned sea turtles in St. Joseph Bay. Only permitted networks move the turtles and vets treat them.
On the groundon a mission with our own team
Winter wildlife rescue in Alaska
OngoingOur own team and our local partner support injured and orphaned wildlife in licensed care around Anchorage with winter food, veterinary care and safe transport. Feeding moose in the wild is illegal in Alaska, so our help reaches wildlife through licensed rehabilitators.
On the groundon a mission with our own team
Support for manatees on the Indian River Lagoon
OngoingFrom November 27, 2026, our own field team and our volunteers will support licensed manatee rescue teams on the Indian River Lagoon in Florida through the cold months. We provide rescue transport support, veterinary supplies and care supplies for manatees in rehabilitation, and our volunteers clear discarded fishing line and litter from the lagoon shoreline, while only licensed and authorized rescue teams and veterinarians handle and treat the manatees. An Unusual Mortality Event linked to the loss of seagrass in the Indian River Lagoon began in December 2020 and its investigation is ongoing, and manatees need water warmer than 68 degrees Fahrenheit to survive long cold spells. We work in close coordination with the local authorities.
On the groundon a mission with our own team
Whale stranding readiness on the coasts of New Zealand
OngoingOn November 5, 2026, pilot whales stranded on the Ngawi coast in the southern Wairarapa and none of the surviving whales could be saved. Our local partner in New Zealand is equipping stranding responders along the coasts for the strandings to come. We provide fuel, refloating equipment, wet covers, cold water gear and veterinary supplies. Only responders working under the direction of the Department of Conservation handle the whales and only veterinarians treat them. The Department of Conservation has recorded more than 5,000 strandings since 1840 and responds to an average of 85 incidents a year. We work in close coordination with the authorities.
On the groundon a mission with our own team
Navajo Nation flood relief
OngoingFlooding struck families across the Navajo Nation. Our own field team is bringing them relief.
On the groundon a mission with our own team
Severe storm and flash flood
OngoingA severe storm in Clovis was followed by a flash flood. Our own field team is bringing relief to families.
On the groundon a mission with our own team
Vinton, Meigs and Harlan County floods
OngoingFloods in Vinton, Meigs and Harlan County and a storm in West Virginia left families in hardship. Our own field team is standing with them.
On the groundon a mission with our own team
New Richland flood
OngoingWith our own field team, we are helping families affected by the flood in New Richland.
On the groundon a mission with our own team
Flooding after the Nor'easter
OngoingThe flooding that followed the Nor'easter left families in New Jersey and New York in hardship. We are bringing them relief.
On the groundon a mission with our own team
Olowalu wildfire
OngoingWe are helping families who had to evacuate their homes during the Olowalu fire.
On the groundon a mission with our own team
Our Furry Friends on the streets
OngoingWe are bringing care to Our Furry Friends living on the streets of Houston.
On the groundon a mission with our own team
In Gaza, beside families every day
OngoingIn Gaza, families wait in line for hours for a bowl of hot food. All through 2025 our team was there, in the kitchens, at the distribution points, between the tents. We are still there today, and we are not leaving.
August 22, 2025Famine was officially confirmed in Gaza Governorate
In Sudan, beside women and children
OngoingIn Sudan's internal conflict, women and children carry the heaviest burden. All through 2025 we were on the ground to protect their rights, keep them safe and make sure help reached them first.
14 millionpeople forced from their homes (UNHCR)
The Myanmar earthquake
2025The ground shook at midday, and in seconds whole towns turned to rubble. Thousands of families searched the ruins for the people they loved. Our team was there, and our emergency aid was already on its way.
7.7magnitude earthquake, March 28, 2025
The Texas floods
2025The river burst its banks in the middle of the night, and families woke up in the water. We stood beside them with our local partner during the evacuation and handed hygiene kits to those who could return home.
45 minuteswas all it took for the river to rise 26 feet
The Pakistan monsoon floods
2025The monsoon rains did not stop for weeks. Villages went under water, roofs collapsed, and families lost everything they had. We were there, and we stayed beside them.
5.8 millionpeople were affected by the floods (UN)
The California wildfire
2025As the flames closed in on their homes, families left with only what they were wearing. During the emergency response our team stood with them, and we did not leave them alone in the hardest hours.
October 2025we stood with families in the emergency response
Hurricane Melissa, Haiti
2025The hurricane never made a direct hit on Haiti, but days of rain sent the rivers over their banks and homes went under the water. We stood with families in the relief work in Haiti.
Category 5Hurricane Melissa, October 28, 2025
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05 · Your gifts
Where your gifts went
Between March and September 2026, 1,000 gifts were recorded, totaling 126,285 USD. Below you can see which areas they reached. The first view shows the emergency areas: emergency relief, food and water, disaster relief, war relief and Our Furry Friends.
Emergency areas
60,315 USD
47.8% of recorded gifts
| Area | Share | Change | Amount |
|---|
- Average per month
- 18,041 USD
- Average per day
- 590 USD
- Area with the most gifts
- Food and water
- Strongest month
- September 2026
This table shows only what you entrusted to us
The numbers you see here are the gifts recorded through our website and the giving platforms. A far larger share of the help in the field is still carried by our founders from their own means, just as it has been since 1980. We do not write this to boast. We write it because we owe it to you: we want you to know that what you entrust to us becomes comfort for a family in pain.
06 · Month by month
Kindness that grows month by month
Your monthly gifts grew from 16,881 USD in March to 24,617 USD in September. Tap a month to see which areas it reached. The last record is from September 30, 2026, and the chart grows on its own as new records arrive.
Monthly gifts by area
March to September 2026
March to September 2026
Summary
- Recorded gifts
- 1,000
- Total
- 126,285 USD
- Busiest month
- September 2026, 213 gifts
- March to September
- +45.8%
07 · The journey
From the moment we receive your gift to the moment it reaches a family
The journey of a gift
Records from March to September 2026, as of October 2, 2026
69.6%reached families
696| Channel | Received | Delivered to the field | Reached families | Arrival rate | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Our website | 650 | 89.7% | 583 | 76.7% | 447 | 68.8% |
| Giving platforms | 350 | 91.1% | 319 | 78.1% | 249 | 71.1% |
| Total | 1,000 | 90.2% | 902 | 77.2% | 696 | 69.6% |
The gifts still on their way are in our records too: 206 are being distributed in the field and 98 have been received and are being prepared. Within 72 hours of your gift, we write to you with the region and the day it reached. Follow your gift
08 · Your money
92 of every 100 dollars go straight to the field
We carry your gift with the same care as our own work. You can see where every cent goes here, with the same portions as on our transparency page. The split of the 92 dollars across areas follows the area shares of the gifts recorded in the period you choose.
- 100.00 USDYour gift
- 92.00 USDReaches the field
- 5.00 USDRunning the foundation
- 3.00 USDAwareness
Where the money goes
Every 100 USD
March to September 20261,000 gifts
The 92 USD that reaches the field
Our real costs are far higher than these portions, and our founders gladly cover the difference themselves.
The 8% set aside from gifts covers only part of our records, accounting and compliance work. Everything else, from the office to field vehicles, from travel to long days on the ground, is paid for by our founders from their own means.
Our family has walked this path the same way since 1980. That is why 92 of every 100 dollars you entrust to us go straight to the field, into the hands of families.
09 · Our systems
We never take our eyes off the world
The response of our crisis sources in every round and our sanctions screening come live from the same records as our transparency page. We screen our donors, the giving platforms we work with and our suppliers against the official US, UN and UK sanctions lists every 5 minutes. We have run 21,600 checks so far, with 0 matches.
All systems operational
Our sources answer every round. If one does not, it is read from its backup, so monitoring never stops. Last updated: November 6, 2026, 4:29 AM
99.9
Excellent
In the last 200 rounds almost all of our sources answered on the first try. Monitoring never stopped for a moment.
- 0 to 49
- 50 to 89
- 90 and above
Source response shows how many of our 35 official sources answer on the first try in every 15 minute round. Sanctions screening runs every 5 minutes.
- 35
- 200
- 0.1%
- 288
- 21,600
- 0
System status
Alerts hour by hour
| Status | Started at | Records screened | Matches |
|---|
Monitoring calendar
Days monitored
Days missed
10 · Our founding year
The steps we took in our first year
Formed on December 30, 2024, our foundation spent 2025 in the field from its very first months. Tap a medallion to remember that day.
The milestones of 2025
August 2025
IRS tax exemption
2025
major crises we responded to
Our journey
1980
Our family's first help
December 30, 2024
Our foundation was formed
March 28, 2025
Myanmar earthquake
July 4, 2025
Texas floods
Summer 2025
Pakistan monsoon floods
October 2025
California wildfire
October 28, 2025
Hurricane Melissa, Haiti
All of 2025
Gaza and Sudan
2025
countries, beside families
August 2025
IRS tax exemption
2025
major crises we responded to
1980
Our family's first help
December 30, 2024
Our foundation was formed
March 28, 2025
Myanmar earthquake
July 4, 2025
Texas floods
Summer 2025
Pakistan monsoon floods
October 2025
California wildfire
October 28, 2025
Hurricane Melissa, Haiti
All of 2025
Gaza and Sudan
2025
countries, beside families
11 · Our records
All our records are open, verify them yourself
The best way to trust a foundation is to see what it says with your own eyes. Every card's button takes you straight to the official source.
Delaware registration
No Name Foundation was formed in Delaware on December 30, 2024. Quenara Foundation is the name under which we carry out our humanitarian work.
As No Name Foundation, we hold all legal and financial responsibility.
Verify on the Delaware registry501(c)(3) tax exemption
In August 2025 the IRS recognized our foundation as a tax exempt charity. Our public charity classification is 509(a)(1).
Simply search for our EIN in the IRS search: 35-2882867.
Verify with the IRSAnnual return
We file our annual return with the IRS on Form 990-EZ every year.
Our organization details and transparency seal are public on our Candid profile.
Open our Candid profileCandid 2026 Platinum
Platinum is Candid's highest seal of transparency. We earned it by setting out our goals, how we work and how we measure our results openly.
Only a small number of US nonprofits hold this seal.
Verify the sealCharity Navigator
Our Charity Navigator profile is live, and our donate button is active.
If you prefer, you can give there too.
Open the profileSanctions screening
We screen our donors, the platforms we work with and our suppliers against US, UN and UK lists every 5 minutes.
Matches in recent scans: 0.
See the live screeningW-9 and IRS determination letter
To keep our documents from being altered and misused, we do not publish them on the website.
We will gladly send your organization our W-9 and our IRS determination letter through a secure, trackable channel.
Request documents
12 · Questions
What you may wonder
This report
The report runs from December 30, 2024, when our foundation was formed, to today. 2025 is our founding year and the year of our first major responses in the field. The 2026 sections are live: crisis monitoring, emergency missions and the counters refresh every 15 minutes from our own records.
Because we want our report to tell a truth that changes every day. A PDF is out of date the day it is published, while this page updates with every new day in the field. You can verify our official records yourself with official sources such as the IRS, Delaware and Candid.
Crisis monitoring, emergency missions, the counters and system health refresh every 15 minutes. The monthly summary of recorded gifts is updated whenever a new period of records is added.
Because this work began in 1980. Since then, our family has helped people in need with its own means, never asking for anything in return. On December 30, 2024, we turned that effort into a formal foundation that anyone can see. That is our official founding date.
The numbers
An alert is a notice that an official source issues on a given day about a hazard or a crisis in a country. The same crisis can bring alerts from many sources over many days. That is why this report counts the alerts we review, not crises.
Our counters started from our numbers on October 2, 2026, the day our record stream began. Every gift recorded since then reaches at least one family, so it adds one to the family counter. The lives counter grows by four people per family, the meals counter by one meal for each of a family's four members for food and water gifts, and the projects counter with every new appeal we publish.
Our Emergency Response Center follows crises around the world through official sources and gives each one an urgency score. We go to the field for crises scoring 70 or higher. We always put the families in the hardest situations first, especially women, children, the elderly, people with disabilities and the sick.
We follow disasters around the world in real time through official sources. When a major disaster strikes, our first step is to reach our team and field partner in that region. Together we assess the need on the ground, buy locally whenever we can and hand aid to families ourselves.
Gifts and costs
92% of your gift goes straight to field projects. 5% keeps the foundation running, and 3% supports awareness work that helps us reach more hearts. Our real costs are far higher, and our founders gladly cover the difference themselves.
Our real costs are far higher than the 8% set aside from donations. Our founders gladly cover the difference from their own means. That is how 92% of your gift goes straight to the field.
Our emergency appeals support everything our team does in that disaster. Search and rescue and evacuations come first, then the help that reaches families as they return home. Within 72 hours, we write to tell you the region your gift reached, which day of the response it was and which stage it joined.
Within 72 hours of your gift, we write to you with the region and the day it reached. In projects, the region, step and date are added to your account as each stage is completed. That way, you can follow your kindness at every step.
No. We never publish our donors' names, and the gift record on our website never shows your name. When you give through a platform, you can usually choose whether your details are passed on to us.
Trust and verification
Simply search for our EIN (35-2882867) in the IRS Tax Exempt Organization Search. You can also find our organization details and our 2026 Platinum Seal of Transparency on our Candid profile.
We file our annual return with the IRS on Form 990-EZ every year. Our organization details and transparency seal are public on our Candid profile. If anything is unclear, simply write to us.
We want to keep them from being altered and misused. Instead, we will send our IRS determination letter, our W-9 and any other document you need right away, through a secure and trackable channel. You can also verify our tax exemption in the IRS's own search at any time.
Of course. We will gladly send your company or organization our W-9, our IRS determination letter and any other documents you need through a secure, trackable channel. Simply write to us.
Throughout the day, we screen our donors, partners and suppliers against five official lists. They are the US Treasury's two OFAC lists, the US Commerce Department's Consolidated Screening List, and the UN Security Council and UK lists. The lists are refreshed in full every week. We never work with any sanctioned person or organization.
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How the urgency score is calculated
Our Emergency Response Center gives every alert an urgency score between 0 and 100. The score is recalculated in every scan, so a crisis's score can change over the days.
Field response
Above this score our team goes to the field
0255075100
Close watch
Above this score we watch the crisis closely
0255075100
What goes into it?
Severity
The alert level given by the official source
- Red
- 40
- Orange
- 26
Impact
People affected, lost or displaced, humanitarian need. The highest signal counts, they are not added up.
- Up to
- 25
- From
- 4
Place and freshness
If it is in a region we can reach and the event is recent
- Region
- +15
- First 6 hours
- +10
News
How many news outlets report the event
- Up to
- 15
- Wire service
- +2
Understanding the score
At 50 and above we watch a crisis closely, and at 70 and above our team goes to the field. Today 91 alerts have reached 70 or more.
How our counters grow
Our five numbers start from where they stood on October 2, 2026, the day our record stream began. Since then, each number grows only with a real record.
Starting point
Families reached on the day the stream began
October 2, 2026
Since then
Newly recorded gifts
today
What goes into it?
Families and lives
Every new gift reaches at least one family
- Family
- +1
- Lives
- +4
Meals
Every food and water gift
- Meals
- +4
- Records
- 153
Projects and countries
Every new appeal we publish is a project. The country count is never inflated.
- Project
- +1
- Countries
- 48
In short
Four people per family is the ratio in our own numbers: 350,000 lives in 87,000 families.
How we count alerts
An alert is a notice an official source issues on a given day about a hazard or a crisis in a country. The same crisis can bring alerts from many sources over many days.
Alerts received
Rejected and merged records are not counted
August 15, 2026today
Countries
Countries we received alerts from
What goes into it?
Sources
Official agencies, satellite maps and the world press
- Sources
- 35
- Scan
- 15 min
Level
The level the source gives
- Red
- 232
- Orange
- 2,931
In short
This report counts the alerts we review, not crises. Times are Istanbul time.
What a recorded gift is
These are the gifts that came through our website and the giving platforms and are in our records. Amounts are rounded to the nearest whole dollar.
Records
March to September 2026
Total
US dollars
What goes into it?
Areas
The area comes from the appeal the gift was made to, the same rule as the Quenara Ledger.
- Emergency
- 47.8%
- Other
- 52.2%
Privacy
A donor's name, country and city never appear anywhere
- Name
- None
- Country
- None
In short
This table is what you entrusted to us. A far larger share of the help in the field is carried by our founders from their own means.
How we measure arrival
Every gift passes three stages: received, delivered to the field and reached families. The stages carry the same names as on our Track Your Donation page.
Delivered to the field
Of the gifts received
050100
Reached families
Of the gifts received
050100
What goes into it?
Still on the way
Gifts being distributed or prepared
- In the field
- 206
- Being prepared
- 98
In short
Within 72 hours of your gift, we write to you with the region and the day it reached.
How the 92% is calculated
92% of your gift goes straight to field projects. 5% keeps the foundation running, and 3% supports awareness work that helps us reach more hearts.
Reaches the field
Emergency relief, food, water, shelter and health
050100
Running and awareness
Records, accounting, compliance and telling the world
050100
What goes into it?
Real costs
Our real costs are far higher than these portions
- Covered by
- Our founders
- From gifts
- 8%
In short
Our founders gladly cover the difference themselves.
What source response means
In every 15 minute round each of our 35 sources is read. This shows the share of sources that answered. A source that does not answer is read from its backup, so monitoring never stops.
Response
Sources that answered in recent rounds
050100
What goes into it?
Sanctions
Recent scans
- Scans
- 288
- Matches
- 0
In short
The records are the same as the emergency monitoring card on our transparency page.