Humanity & Inclusion is a global nonprofit that helps vulnerable people in 55 countries. They work with people with disabilities, refugees, and those affected by poverty and disasters. When COVID-19 started, they quickly changed their plans to help over 2 million people worldwide.
They created new programs to fight false information about the virus, helped people make masks for jobs, and gave out cleaning supplies. When explosions happened in Beirut, Lebanon in 2020, they set up an emergency donation page in just 10 minutes and raised money to help 1,200 new donors support their work. The organization has been doing this humanitarian work for almost 40 years with 4,250 staff members around the world.
They use digital tools to quickly respond to crises and help people in places like Bangladesh refugee camps, Togo, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Their work includes removing dangerous weapons, making schools more inclusive, and helping people with disabilities. This shows how nonprofits can use technology to rapidly scale their response during emergencies and reach people who need help most.