Humanity First USA
Restoring Communities, Building a Future
Join the Effort
ATTN: Baltimore/Washington HF Volunteers
Date(s): ongoing
Details:
If you would like, please join Sean, Jocyln, Maham, and the rest of the entire Humanity First team for this effort of organizing unused medical supplies for shipment abroad and for distribution of humanitarian supplies (most recently to homeless of Baltimore). This is an open invitation for the 2nd Tuesday of every month.
Hurricane Ike Relief
In the fall of 2008 Humanity First USA mobilized to raise funds in order to provide food and supplies, medical relief, and other necessities for disaster stricken victims of Hurricane Ike.
Become a Helping Hand
Learn More About The Recurring Donation Program
We are blessed with so many donors and patrons whose support helps under-privileged and disaster affected communities in times of need. But sometimes, that need is so urgent that our teams have to wait for funds to stream in before deploying—compromising our effectiveness to provide adequate aid to disaster victims.
Get Involved
- Donate - Your support can help to change lives. Click the button on the right to learn how.
- Volunteer - We are always on the lookout for people with a passion for humanity.
- Walk - Join volunteers across america by participating in our annual walk-a-thon.
- Connect - Share your thoughts and experiences with the Humanity First Community.
News & Updates
- Sadiq Organic Farm takes root in St. Louis
- HF Liberia Cassava Project Inauguration
- ATTN: HF Volunteers in Baltimore-Washington Area
- Humanity First Helps Hurricane Ike Victims
- Humanity First Completes Its Rebuilding Phase Post-Hurricane Katrina
- Humanity First to Provide Clean Water to Over One Million People
- Humanity First Continues to Provide Aid to Peru Earthquake Victims
Global Reach
Humanity First is registered in 25 countries across 6 continents, and has been working on human development projects and responding to disasters since 1992. These have included the earthquakes in Turkey, Pakistan, Japan and Iran, floods in Africa and Latin America, hurricanes (Katrina and Rita) , tornado's (Kansas) and wild fires (California) in the USA, Indonesia and Bangladesh, and conflicts in Eastern Europe.
Return on Investment
Since its inception and IRS registration in 2004, Humanity First has been focused on spending most of the raised funds on direct program related expenses. As a result, more than 90% of its funds are in that expense category. This is achieved through dedicated volunteers in its management, and program operation teams.