Donate

Here is a list of organisations working hard on the ground:

UNICEF

the United Nations Children’s Fund has a general donation page set up highlighting the Moroccan quake. You can donate a one-time sum or make your donation a recurring monthly one.

Donate here.

Moroccan Red Crescent

Teams were among the first to respond in the aftermath of the quake. The Moroccan Red Crescent is part of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC).

Donate to the IFRC here.

Doctors Without Borders

is on the ground in the quake-stuck zone to provide support to those who need it. You can donate to the organization in a one-time or monthly capacity. Donations go to the organization as a whole, which carries out lifesaving medical work for those in need around the world.

Donate here.

GlobalGiving

Has set up a Morocco Earthquake Relief Fund. GlobalGiving works with local nonprofits to help meet the needs of victims. Initial funds donated through its fund will go to meet survivors’ immediate needs, including food, fuel, clean water, medicine, and shelter. After that, the funds will be used by locally vetted organizations to restore damaged homes and rebuild infrastructure. 

Donate here.

CARE

Their response prioritizes women and girls, the elderly, families with young children, and those unable to access other emergency services.

Donate here.

Banque Alimentaire du Maroc (Morocco Food Bank)

The non-profit collects food from various donors and redistributes it through a network of associations and social protection institutions. They shared their bank details on social media, encouraging people to support their efforts.

Donate here.