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Join our community of regular donors and gain access to free virtual events, exclusive digital content, opportunities to connect and much more. Read on to discover all the ways you can give. 

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the power of regular giving

Our community of regular donors is the backbone of our fundraising. When we know that we can rely on your support, we can plan for the long-term and be even more responsive when new conflicts arise.
 
Whether you choose to donate with a Stand With Her membership or through our Power Up Club, your gift will have a transformative impact on the lives of women survivors of war. 

Become a Stand With Her Sister Supporter

Help a woman survivor of war develop essential skills to help her strengthen her voice, forge her future and share her newfound skills with her community. Starts at £22 a month per sister.

 

 

STAND WITH A SISTER

Become a Stand With Her Classroom Supporter

From pencils and textbooks to agricultural supplies, your gift as a classroom supporter will ensure that sisters across our programmes have the resources they need to participate in and complete their training. Starts at £12 a month. 

STAND WITH A CLASSROOM

Join the Power Up Club

Set up a monthly donation of any amount and join our community of dedicated, long-term supporters. 

 

 

 

 

 

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When you become a Stand With Her supporter you will get a chance to exchange messages with the woman you're matched with. Photo: Women for Women International

BECOME A STAND WITH HER SISTER SUPPORTER

Starting from £22 a month

You'll be matched with a woman in our Stronger Women, Stronger Nations programme. You'll learn her name, about her country and you'll even have the opportunity to send her messages of support through our online Supporter Portal. Your sister will develop essential skills to help her strengthen her voice, forge her future and share her newfound skills with her community.

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Women for Women International classroom in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Photo: Alison Wright
Women for Women International classroom in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Photo: Alison Wright

BECOME A STAND WITH HER CLASSROOM SUPPORTER

FROM £12 A MONTH

From pencils and textbooks to agricultural supplies, your gift as a classroom supporter will ensure that sisters across our programmes have the resources they need to participate in and complete their training. 

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The Power Up Club is a space for committed supporters to come together, develop their knowledge and skills, and drive the changes they want to see in the world. Photo: Francesca Pagni
The Power Up Club is a space for committed supporters to come together, develop their knowledge and skills, and drive the changes they want to see in the world. Photo: Francesca Pagni

JOIN THE POWER UP CLUB

WITH ANY MONTHLY DONATION

Join our Power Up Club to connect with a global community of change-makers while supporting women survivors of war. For a monthly donation of any amount, you will get access to free virtual events, exclusive digital content and updates on the impact of your generous support.

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Why women in conflict

Why women in conflict

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When war and insecurity take hold, women bear the heaviest burden of violence, poverty and inequality. Learn more about why supporting women survivors of war is so important.


Where we work

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Learn more about the conflict-affected countries where we work around the world. Since our origins in Bosnia and Herzegovina, we have expanded and adapted our programmes to support 579,287 women living in some of the world’s most challenging environments.


Our programmes

Our programmes

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Participants in our year-long programme work to strengthen themselves across four critical areas of social and economic empowerment.


What you can expect - previous virtual events

For Sama: Virtual Film Screening and Q&A

For Sama: Virtual Film Screening and Q&A

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As part of #WomensHistoryMonth we held a virtual film screening of the BAFTA-winning and Oscar-nominated documentary For Sama, followed by a panel discussion and Q&A.

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