Our unstoppable collective keeps growing.
DONORS: Action for Humanity (AFH) / Human Concern International (HCI) / Penny Appeal Canada / Good News Chapel / Deltera Inc. (Tridel) / Yonge Street Mission / Relieve Humanity International (RHI) / New Horizons for Seniors Program (Federal grant) / The Neighbourhood Organization (TNO) / AAR
IMPLEMENTING PARTNERS: Abrar Trauma and Mental Health Services / Deen Support Services / Mishka Social Services / Muslim Children’s Aid and Support Services (MCASS) / Nisa foundation / Smile Canada / Ansaar
Foundation / Jake’s House / The Jane Goodall Institute of Canada / The Neighbourhood Organization (TNO) / Toronto Police Services (TPS) / York Regional Police (YRP) / Action for Humanity / Good News Chapel / Yonge Street Mission / Humaniti International (HI) / Glace Bay Citizens Service League / Undercurrent Youth Society / Indus Development Foundation Canada / Rotary Club of St. Catharines South Charitable Trust / United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) / Relieve Humanity International (RHI) / Human Concern International (HCI) / Artists for Peace and Justice (APJ) / Catholic CrossCultural Services / National Zakat Foundation / Cogwheel Soft Solutions / Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Solutions (AMES) / AME Mentorship Network Organization (Previously AME Mentorship Network) / BOLT / Ontario Truck Training Academy / AME Association of Ontario / AAR / CAE / Kennedy School of Aviation / Aerosystems International Inc / KF Aerospace
DISTRIBUTION CENTRES: Auntie Amal’s Community Centre / Flemingdon Ministry / Girls United Foundation / Centre of Learning & Development Regent Park / Toronto Community Housing Centre (TCHC) / Toronto District School Board (TDSB) / York Region Schools / The Neighbourhood Organization (TNO) / Third Pillar / Yonge Street Mission / Toronto Cares initiative / Simcoe Hall Settlement House / Thorncliffe Park Autism Support Network / Georgina Drop-In Program (Inn from the Cold) / Girls United / H-Squared / Healing as One / Inn from the ColdNewmarket / Knight’s Table- Food Bank / La Maison / Laurier Muslim Community / Margaret’s housing / Native Child and Family Services of Toronto (NCFST) / Parkdale Rec Centre / Pathways to Education Regent Park / Pelham Park Gardens / Regen Outreach / Rohingya Centre of Canada / Sacred Hands / Sai Dham Food Bank / Salvation Army / Seeds of Hope / Seva Food Bank / Street Outreach (Operated by Loft /Crosslinks) / St.Leonards Place / Syme Woolner / TAIBU CHC / The Krasman Centre / Haven on the Queensway Weston Community Hub / Yellow Brick House / Regeneration House / Alexandra Park Community Centre / Spencer Place / St Lawrence Community Centre / Church in the city / WoodGreen / House Link and Mainstay Community Housing / St Clare’s Housing / Moss Park / 360 Kids Richmond Hill Youth Hub / Blue Door / Seraj Society / Paras Foundation
Our promise to impact a billion lives is driven by three principles.
Transparency
We earn our donors’ trust with complete visibility into how every dollar is spent.
Efficiency
We use our expertise in disruptive business models to maximize impact in every possible way.
Purpose
We share a strong desire to make our mark on humanity and create a better world for generations to come
Together, we can make
it
happen. Here’s how we moved closer to our goal in 2025.
One in 11 people will go to bed hungry tonight.
Malnutrition is one of the greatest threats to human life. Access to nutritious food not only eliminates hunger it also increases energy and strengthens immune systems. It improves cognitive function so children can focus better in school and adults stay productive. Proper nourishment has long-lasting effects on individuals and communities. It helps people grow stronger and reduces the risk of chronic diseases. It leads to better education and greater economic opportunities so that people can live fuller, healthier lives.
IN 2025, OUR SHARE A MEAL PROJECTS IMPACTED
69,680
PEOPLE
HOW WE’RE IMPACTING
Monthly grocery gift cards to support families living below the poverty line
Ramadan meals and hampers of essential food supplies for vulnerable families
Qurbani shares to sustain food-insecure families
Nutritional support for shelters and low-income neighbourhoods
Financing groceries for families in need during Ramadan
Iftar meals for families and women living in shelters
Hot meals for low-income individuals and families on World Kindness Day
WHO WE’RE IMPACTING
CANADA (Niagara Region, Greater Toronto Area, Toronto)
YEMEN (Aden, Sana’a, Lahj, Abyan)
LEBANON (Saida, Bekaa)
SOMALIA (Hargeisa, Burco, Berbera, Lascanood, Baidoa, Mogadishu)
BANGLADESH
BANGLADESH
YEMEN PALESTINE LEBANON
SOMALIA
Health
Adequate healthcare is considered a luxury for billions of people.
The impact of healthcare on humanity is almost immeasurable. It enables people to treat illnesses and prevent diseases. It helps child development, lowers mortality rates, and prevents chronic conditions. Proper healthcare doesn’t only heal individuals, it empowers entire communities of people to pursue education and work, break the cycle of poverty, and live longer, healthier lives.
IN 2025, OUR HEAL PROJECTS IMPACTED
86,805 PEOPLE
BEYOND OUR DIRECT FOCUS, THESE EFFORTS PROVIDED A FOUNDATION OF SUPPORT FOR AN ADDITIONAL 146,368 LIVES.
HOW WE’RE IMPACTING
Centre hosting multiple programs for individuals with disabilities
Psychosocial support programs for children and adults with Autism
Dialysis clinics serving low-income individuals with kidney failure
Therapy sessions for families, couples and children
Centre providing physical therapy for children
Trauma-informed psychosocial support for newcomers
Baby care supplies and selfcare packages for mothers in need
Mobile clinics providing full healthcare services for vulnerable patients
Music & art therapy sessions for elderly citizens
WHO WE’RE IMPACTING
(Scarborough, London, Hamilton, Toronto, GTA)
(Tandlainwala, District Faisalabad)
(Hargeisa)
(Aden)
Education
Millions of women and children are forced out of an education every year.
Access to education has a major impact on individuals and our society as a whole. It increases knowledge and improves skills, critical thinking and problem-solving abilities. These traits boost confidence and job opportunities.Education leads to higher income and better health. It reduces poverty and empowers people to innovate and make progress in so many ways. When individuals stay in school, our whole world benefits.
IN 2025, OUR EDUCATION PROJECTS IMPACTED
12,836 PEOPLE
THE MOMENTUM OF OUR EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS CARRIED OUR IMPACT OUTWARD TO REACH 89,543 LIVES.
HOW WE’RE IMPACTING
Research projects for youth to learn about environmental protection and sustainability
Event supporting children with backpacks full of school and hygiene supplies
Safe learning environment for children who are vulnerable to exploitation
Sports centre teaching children social skills and providing food and healthcare
WHO WE’RE IMPACTING
CANADA (British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, Labrador, GTA)
YEMEN (Tuban District, Lahj)
YEMEN
Emergency Relief
Hundreds of millions of people need help right now.
The impact of urgent aid is two-fold. First, it provides immediate relief to those trapped in a desperate state of survival. It delivers basic essentials like food, water, shelter and healthcare so that survivors can make it through another day. The second outcome of emergency relief occurs over time. A reduction of suffering in the aftermath helps communities to rebuild, restore infrastructure, and become more resilient and better prepared for future challenges.
IN 2025, OUR EMERGENCY RELIEF PROJECTS IMPACTED
48,300 PEOPLE
HOW WE’RE IMPACTING
Tents, food and clean water supplies for displaced individuals and families
Child-focused healthcare services including facility enhancement and financial support for healthcare staff
Almost 2B people are facing complete water scarcity.
Clean water access is the most critical element of life. It reduces disease, improves health, and lowers mortality rates in children. It improves hygiene and sanitation, which have significant impacts on people’s ability to function in society. One of the most powerful impacts of clean water access is that women and children can spend less time collecting water. Instead, they can go to school or work, improving economic stability for households and whole communities. Clean water access changes everything.
WHO WE’RE IMPACTING
(Gaza)
YEMEN (Tuban District, Lahj)
IN 2025, OUR WAVE PROJECTS IMPACTED
49,480 PEOPLE
HOW WE’RE IMPACTING
Clean drinking water access for conflict-affected families via water well rehabilitation and solar water pumping installation
Sustainable life source provided through the creation of a new water well for disaster-impacted communities
WHO WE’RE IMPACTING
YEMEN ((Al-Baytarah area, Tuban District, Lahj Governorate
TURKIYE
SYRIA
Over 117M have no place to call home.
Being forced out of one’s home is a bleak reality for many individuals and families. The reality of displacement can stretch on for months or even years, and securing a safe place to live is truly lifechanging. Shelter provides comfort and security from the elements and other threats. It restores a sense of normalcy after an exhausting period of survival. For many households struggling without a home, shelter is the first step in truly rebuilding their lives and feeling hope for a stable future
IN 2025, OUR SHELTER PROJECTS IMPACTED
3,870 PEOPLE
HOW WE’RE IMPACTING
House restoration for displaced families, winter kits for underprivileged households including hand warmers, thermal socks, toques and gloves
Multiple instalments of cash assistance for refugee families living in temporary shelters
Sustainable access to clean and safe drinking water for vulnerable conflict-affected families
Financial support for families to improve living conditions and meet critical needs during Eid ul Fitr celebrations
WHO WE’RE IMPACTING
CANADA (Great Toronto Area)
YEMEN (Aden, Hadhramaut, Marib, Al-Baytarah, Tuban District, Lahj Governorate)
Livelihood
Nearly one in five people struggles with unemployment.
Millions of people are blocked from cultivating a sustainable way of life. When barriers to education and employment are removed, people’s lives are transformed. They can meet basic needs like food, housing, and healthcare. They can support themselves and their families. Stable income fosters independence and confidence. It empowers people to climb out of poverty and contribute to society. When people are given opportunities to earn an education and consistent work, they’re able to lead more secure, fulfilling lives.
IN 2025, OUR LIVELIHOOD PROJECTS IMPACTED
449 PEOPLE
BY SECURING CAREERS AND HOUSING, WE BUILT A FOUNDATION OF SUPPORT THAT REACHED 1,374 LIVES.
HOW WE’RE IMPACTING
Aircraft maintenance engineer apprenticeships for jobseekers
Financial aid, housing and community resources for single parents
WHO WE’RE IMPACTING
CANADA (Great Toronto Area)
YEMEN
Seeing change every day
To my fellow humanitarians,
There are moments, when we pause and truly reflect, that remind us why this work matters. As I look back on 2025, I am filled with a profound sense of gratitude not just for what we achieved together, but for the lives we were able to stand beside in their most difficult moments.
In Canada alone, we impacted the lives of over 38,000 of our neighbours. Behind this number are real stories: families who no longer had to choose between rent and food, parents who found support when they felt alone, and young people who were given the tools to keep believing in their future. Your generosity expanded across Alberta, Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia, and Newfoundland & Labrador ensuring hope reached communities from coast to coast.
Canadians have always responded to the call for global humanitarian relief and you stood up for over 232,000 people across Africa, Asia and the Middle East. In communities facing immense hardship, your compassion delivered not only essentials like food, water, and healthcare but something equally vital: hope.
This work is only made possible by our dedicated staff, volunteers, and incredible partners, who show up every day with courage and compassion. Your generosity turns intention into action. You are part of every meal served, every child supported, and every life uplifted.
As we look to 2026, I remain humbled by your trust and inspired by the change we are making –one person, one family, one act of care at a time.
Let’s continue to walk this journey together.
M. Firaaz Azeez Global Executive Director, Humaniti
