$30
Water for a family
Chlorine tablets and a jerrycan: safe water for a family of five for a month.
Give $30
Emergency appeal · Tamsa coast
Clean water can’t wait.
August floods left 40,000 people on the Tamsa coast without safe water. Our local teams are already there with filters, shelter kits and cash grants. Help them reach every family before the cholera season.
$221,700 raised of $300,000 6 days left
4,812 donors · last gift 2 minutes ago from Halden
What your gift does
Real things, real fast.
Every amount is costed by our field team this month. No vague promises — just what arrives, and when.
$60
A household filter
A ceramic filter that turns flood water into drinking water for three years.
Give $60$120
A shelter kit
Tarpaulins, rope, tools and blankets so a family can sleep dry tonight.
Give $120$300
A pump repair
Spare parts and a trained local mechanic to bring a village hand-pump back.
Give $300Updates from the field
Where the appeal stands today.
Posted by our field lead Kwame Asante. Every update comes with receipts on the transparency page.
- Day 13 Aug
Teams on the ground
Our Tamsa partners opened two distribution points within 18 hours of the river bursting its banks.
- Day 68 Aug
12,000 filters delivered
Household filters and chlorine reached every registered family in the first four villages.
- Day 1416 Aug
Shelter before the rains
Volunteers helped 1,900 families rig tarpaulin shelters before the second storm arrived.
- Day 323 Sep
Pumps back online
Local mechanics repaired 23 hand-pumps. Next: nine new flood-proof boreholes on higher ground.
Our long-term water work
After the emergency, we stay.
Clean water Urgent
Wells for the Lower Sesa valley
Twelve hand-pumped boreholes so 9,400 people no longer walk three hours for water.
- Raised
- $184,250
- Goal
- $240,000
- Days left
- 18
Health
Community health workers
Train and equip 60 local health workers to reach remote villages on foot and by bike.
- Raised
- $67,300
- Goal
- $90,000
- Days left
- 27
Emergency Urgent
Flood response: Tamsa coast
Water filters, shelter kits and cash grants for families whose homes were flooded in August.
- Raised
- $221,700
- Goal
- $300,000
- Days left
- 6
95%of appeal funds spent on the ground
Appeal spending
Your appeal gift, line by line.
We cap emergency appeal overheads at 5%. Any money left after the response goes to flood-proof boreholes in the same villages — never to general funds.
- Spending report published every 30 days
- Local suppliers first, to keep money in the region
- Independent audit of every appeal over $100K
Before you give
Giving to an appeal
Still wondering about something? Write to our supporter team — a real person replies within a day.
82 cents of every dollar goes straight to programmes and field work. Fundraising takes 11 cents and admin and our independent audit take 7. If you tick “cover the fees”, the card processing cost is covered too.
Yes. Pick a cause in the donation form and your gift is restricted to it. If a campaign is over-funded, we will ask before moving the surplus to a similar project.
Kindara Foundation is a registered charity, so gifts are tax-deductible where the law allows. Your receipt is emailed instantly and a yearly summary arrives every January.
Use the link in any receipt email, or write to us. Changes take effect from the next payment — no forms, no guilt trips, no phone calls.
Forty thousand people. One week to reach them.
Every gift today goes to the Tamsa coast response. Share the appeal with three friends and it goes three times further.
