Thank you for offering hope
A huge thank you for fundraising, worshipping and campaigning with us this Christian Aid Week.
Your support will help farmers like Amelia and Aurelia in fighting the effects of the climate crisis. You’re helping their communities escape hunger.
For over 80 years, supporters like you have been part of a movement built on hope—a hope that speaks out against injustice and stands firm against poverty. This Christian Aid Week, you kept that hope alive.
Right now, we need the power of hope more than ever. With your support, we can fund vital training, so communities can fight the effects of the climate crisis. Donate and help us in making lasting change possible.
Pay in your offline money
Pay in all the money you raise offline (including from house-to-house collections).
No need to include online contributions (like JustGiving or our fundraise site) – we get those details automatically.
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The Restore Campaign
The climate crisis and debt are trapping people in poverty. It doesn't have to be this way.
You can take action by asking the UK government to stand up to reckless polluters and greedy lenders through our petition.
We also have everything you need to take part in the Campaign.
Donate today and help provide vital tools and training so farmers can protect their families from hunger.
How your support makes a difference
With your support, we can fund vital training, so communities can fight the effects of the climate crisis.
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In Guatemala, gruelling heatwaves and extreme weather are destroying Aurelia’s farm. She worries deeply about how much harvest the family will have to eat and sell:
‘Climate change has been killing our crops, and this is our food.’
The roots of this cruel injustice run deep. Indigenous communities like Aurelia’s have done the least to cause the climate crisis, yet they endure its impact the most. But the unstoppable power of hope is in the hands of farmers like Aurelia, as she leads her community in the fight to overcome the challenges they face.
Aurelia is holding hope in her hands.
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The climate crisis is killing Amelia’s precious crops. Dying crops means food stops.
‘I worry about what my children will eat.’
She relies on the land to feed her eight-year-old son, Lázaro, and four-year-old daughter, Yakelin.
As her farm is devastated, the search for solutions becomes critical. And that comes through changing the way she farms. With the support of specialist training from our partner, Congcoop, Amelia’s planting resilient crops, conserving water and making fertiliser.
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£6
could buy the pruning saw that means a farmer can tend to their fruit trees.
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£30
could help fund the training session that teaches someone how to make valuable organic fertiliser.
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£100
could fund the metal roofing sheets that shield a market stall holder and their produce from the sun and rain.