Morocco Earthquake Appeal
We are no longer raising funds for this appeal, but you can donate to our Emergency Response Fund.
What's happening in Morocco?
"As a women-led organization, we were very committed to take into consideration the specific needs of women." Sanae Zaima, President of Fédération des Ligues des Droits Des Femmes Morocco.
As a women-led organization, we were very committed to take into consideration the specific needs of women.”
Sanae Zaima, president of Oxfam partner Fédération des Ligues des Droits Des Femmes.
Frequently asked questions
Can I donate items like clothing and blankets to help people in emergencies?
Clothes and blankets are among the many items we can sell in our shops here to raise funds, but Oxfam does not send clothes and blankets overseas, however good their condition.
Often this is not cost effective. Shipping also takes time. What people give today might not be what people need tomorrow. Wherever possible, Oxfam buys items locally or from countries in the affected region. This stimulates the local economy and has a lower environmental impact.
That's why making a cash donation is one of the most effective ways to support Oxfam's emergency work.
Can I volunteer to drive supplies from the UK overseas?
Oxfam does not send volunteer drivers from the UK overseas with supplies. Wherever possible, Oxfam buys items locally or from countries in the affected region. This stimulates the local economy and has a lower environmental impact.
That's why making a cash donation is one of the most effective ways to support Oxfam's emergency work.
We deeply appreciate anyone’s desire to support our work and would love for you to volunteer in one of our shops too. Our shop volunteers include those who have been forced to flee conflict and disaster, so they provide a way to welcome people in our communities.
Please visit our volunteering page to find out more information about the fantastic opportunities we have.