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Lend a Hand: Support Earthquake Relief Efforts in Myanmar and Thailand

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Lend a Hand: Support Earthquake Relief Efforts in Myanmar and Thailand

Support earthquake relief efforts in Myanmar and Thailand. Donate to trusted organizations providing food, shelter, and medical aid to affected families.

The devastating earthquake that struck Myanmar and Thailand has left many children and families in urgent need of aid. Singaporeans looking to contribute to the relief efforts can do so by supporting reputable organizations that are actively providing emergency assistance.

Below is a list of organizations working on the ground, along with simple steps to donate and contact details for further inquiries.

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Lend a Hand: Support Earthquake Relief Efforts in Myanmar and Thailand

1. Save the Children

What they do:
Save the Children is a global nonprofit dedicated to improving the lives of children through education, healthcare, and emergency response. In this crisis, they are providing emergency food, shelter, and protection for children and families affected by the earthquake.

How to help:
Online donation – Donate here

Steps:

  1. Visit the link above.
  2. Choose a donation amount or enter a custom amount.
  3. Select one-time or monthly donation.
  4. Fill in name, email, and payment details.
  5. Click to submit donation.

Contact
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +44 (0)20 7012 6400

2. UNICEF

What they do:
UNICEF, the United Nations Children’s Fund, works globally to provide life-saving aid to children in crisis. Their earthquake response includes delivering emergency supplies, medical aid, and child protection services in affected areas.

How to help:
Online donation – Donate here

Steps:

  1. Click “Donate here.”
  2. Select amount and donation frequency.
  3. Fill out personal details.
  4. Submit donation.

Contact
Website: www.unicef.org (Use their contact form for inquiries.)

3. CARE International

What they do:
CARE International is a humanitarian organization fighting global poverty and supporting disaster-affected communities. In Myanmar and Thailand, they are distributing food, hygiene kits, and shelter assistance to vulnerable families, especially women and children.

How to help:
Online donation – Donate here

Steps:

  1. Click “Donate here.”
  2. Pick amount and donation type.
  3. Fill in your details.
  4. Complete the donation.

Contact
Use the general inquiries form on their website.

4. Samaritan’s Purse

What they do:
Samaritan’s Purse is a Christian humanitarian organization providing crisis relief worldwide. Their teams are on the ground offering emergency medical care, shelter, and essential supplies to families affected by the earthquake.

How to help:
Online donation – Donate here

Steps:

  1. Scroll down to “Donate Now.”
  2. Choose your amount.
  3. Enter payment and personal details.
  4. Click submit.

Contact
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +1 828-262-1980

5. Singapore Red Cross (SRC)

What they do:
The Singapore Red Cross provides humanitarian aid locally and internationally. In response to the earthquake, they are mobilizing funds and supplies to support local Red Cross teams in Myanmar and Thailand.

How to help:
Online donation – Donate here

Steps:

  1. Click “Donate Now.”
  2. Choose “International Relief” or “Myanmar-Thailand Earthquake” (when available).
  3. Enter amount and payment details.
  4. Click to donate.

Contact
Phone: +65 6664 0500
Email: [email protected]

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  • Check if donations are eligible for tax deductions (e.g., via Singapore Red Cross).
  • Consider monthly giving to support long-term recovery efforts.
  • Share these links with friends and family to amplify impact.

By taking action, you can play a crucial role in supporting relief efforts and helping affected families rebuild their lives. Every contribution makes a difference!

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