Ways to Give
Pakistan Emergency
Mercy Corps is on the ground working to provide clean water to 20,000 people, as well as staple foods and clean-up tools to hundreds of affected families. Flooding in the region has killed at least 1,600 people and affected another nearly 14 million.
Where Most Needed
Omeima in Sudan needs a classroom and schoolbooks. Aziza in Afghanistan needs a loan to expand her tailoring business. Miguel and other Colombians displaced by war need assistance to start anew. Your gift to our Where Most Needed campaign supports the entire mission of Mercy Corps.
Mercy Kits
Some gifts create lasting memories. Some gifts change lives. Mercy Kits do both. They're symbolic gifts that support our efforts to empower millions of people in the world's toughest places.
Value Giving
We know that times are rough, but in some of the world's toughest places, your contribution can accomplish so much. We're dedicated spending our resources wisely, so you know that your gift will be used efficiently and effectively.
One Table
Global hunger is a shared problem we must work together to solve. That's why Mercy Corps has launched One Table to fight hunger by investing in women.
Emergency Response
Disasters can strike at any time without warning. Help us prepare to respond quickly and effectively to unexpected calamity.
Shop our partners
Support Mercy Corps by shopping one of the following partners:
- Shop Amazon.com using this link and Mercy Corps will receive 4% to 8.5% of the purchase price, depending on order volume.
- Shop Powells.com using this link and Mercy Corps will receive 7.5% of the purchase price.
- Footage of the World: Need stock videography? Footage of the World offers high-quality footage and gives 7.5 percent of its net income to Mercy Corps.
- Indonique Tea and Chai: Ten percent of every purchase of tea is donated to Mercy Corps to fund programs that positively impact the communities where their teas are picked.
- Coffee Bean International: Buy a pound of Cafe Aldea Nicaragua — a delicious single-origin coffee grown in the remote mountains of northern Nicaragua — and $2 will go to fund projects run by Mercy Corps' local partner.
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