There are always a number of causes worthy of support at any one time. You can choose to support a specific international appeal, our ongoing overseas initiatives or our work in New Zealand.
| SEE RED Annual Appeal 2010 | Please give generously to the New Zealand Red Cross SEE RED Annual Appeal. With your help, the Red Cross will continue to be seen in disaster and emergency situations, helping vulnerable people everywhere. | |
| Tropical Cyclone Response Fund | The Tropical Cyclone Response Fund will raise money to support the Cook Islands Red Cross Society in the wake of Cyclone Pat. Up to 90 per cent of houses on the island of Aitutaki, Cook Islands are reported to be severely damaged with disruption to phones, roads, electricity and air transport. | |
| Haitian Earthquake Appeal | The Haitian Earthquake Appeal will raise money to support Red Cross disaster response and relief action in Haiti. The immediate needs are search and rescue, emergency health care, clean water, emergency shelter, logistics and telecommunications but with up to three million people potentially affected, the needs will be ongoing as the situation becomes more clear. | |
| Pacific Disaster Preparedness Fund | As the Samoa Tsunami and Earthquake appeal is now closed, contributions can be donated towards the Pacific Disaster Preparedness Fund. This fund provides immediate assistance to future regional disasters and emergencies in the Pacific. | |
| Donating to this campaign supports our community programme activities and disaster response capabilities within New Zealand. | ||
| International Disaster Response | This fund is held in readiness for immediate contribution to disasters as they happen internationally. You can be assured that any donation to this fund will support the most time-critical Red Cross disaster response efforts internationally.
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| Horn of Africa - food crisis | Large areas of the Horn of Africa are now facing an exceptional humanitarian crisis. Urgent food aid is vital to fight extremely high levels of acute hunger in the coming months. According to the IFRC, as many as 20 million people are now living on the margins of survival due to a complex cocktail of drought, conflict, displacement and chronic poverty. "The time to act is now" says Bekele Geleta, Secretary General of the IFRC. "We must not wait until we are confronted with images of emaciated children on our television screens". To view the Horn of Africa Food Crisis report visit http://www.ifrc.org/
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