Ongoing Emergency Aid Fund

Emergency Aid Fund

Help GVC prepare before the next emergency. Our ongoing fund builds resources in advance so our Uganda-based team can assess emerging needs and respond quickly within communities where GVC has trusted relationships.

Failed crops documented during GVC's July 2026 Kwania field assessment

How the Fund Works

Preparation begins before the call for help.

The Kwania food distribution has taken place, and its fundraising campaign continues as GVC's ongoing Emergency Aid Fund. Giving throughout the year helps put resources in place before an urgent request arrives.

The fund supports preparation, assessment, and locally verified emergency assistance, including food relief and its delivery. Our team checks needs on the ground and develops a budget for each response.

01

Prepare

Build funds ahead of emergencies and stay connected with trusted community contacts to understand emerging needs.

02

Verify

Our Uganda-based team visits, documents the situation, and assesses the households involved.

03

Respond

The team builds a time-limited budget, purchases locally where practical, and coordinates distribution.

04

Report

We publish what was raised, purchased, distributed, and learned through follow-up.

Withered crops in the Kwania village assessed by GVC in July 2026
Field assessment · Kwania District · July 10, 2026

Food Distribution Completed

Kwania Emergency Food Response

During the July 2026 assessment, 47 of 49 households reported having no food stored. Forty-five had eaten one meal the previous day; four had eaten none. GVC has since delivered food relief. This response informs our ongoing work to prepare for future emergencies.

Households assessed
49
People represented
372
Original response plan
30 days
Food distribution
Completed

After the Emergency

Every response adds to what we learn.

After a response, donors should be able to see what happened. GVC reports the quantities purchased, households reached, spending, distribution process, and what the team learned afterward.

Your continued support helps us prepare for the next need while each response has its own assessment, budget, and reporting.

See a completed emergency food response →