Global emergency response
We’re committed to supporting communities around the world that are affected by natural disasters and humanitarian crises. We look to local authorities and humanitarian relief agencies to first assess need and then respond in a timely, coordinated manner.
Our impact
Humanitarian relief in 2020-2024
$231M
Cash and product giving combined
Read our 2024-2025 Purpose for Progress Impact ReportWe’re committed to supporting communities in need
How we’re helping those impacted by natural disasters as well as health and humanitarian crises (2020-2024):
2020
- Australian wildfires
- COVID-19 response
- Puerto Rico earthquake
- Beirut explosion (pictured on left)
- Hurricanes Eta and Iota (Honduras, Colombia)
- West Coast wildfires (U.S.)
- Gulf Coast hurricanes (U.S.)
2021
- COVID-19 response (pictured on right)
- Earthquake (Haiti)
- Hurricane Ida (U.S.)
2022
- Humanitarian response to the crisis in Ukraine
- Hurricane Fiona (U.S.)
- Hurricane Ian (U.S.)
- Earthquake (Indonesia) (pictured on left)
2023
- Maui Wildfires (U.S.) (pictured on right)
- Earthquakes (Türkiye, Syria, and Morocco)
- Humanitarian response to the crisis in Gaza/Israel
- Humanitarian response to the crisis in Ukraine
- Humanitarian response to the crisis in Sudan/South Sudan
2024
- Earthquakes (Türkiye and Syria) (pictured on left)
- Humanitarian response to the crisis in Gaza/Israel
- Humanitarian response to the crisis in Ukraine
- Typhoon Gaemi (Philippines)
- Flooding (Brazil and Nigeria)
- Hurricanes Helene, Milton, Beryl (U.S./Jamaica)