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Danish donors set record with $32 million charity donation

The Danes have set a record in their charity efforts in 2023 by donating a historic amount of 207 million Danish kroner to DanChurchAid. This amount has been raised to support the organization’s work in some of the world’s most conflict-ridden areas, including Gaza, Ukraine, Syria, and the Horn of Africa. DanChurchAid has announced these figures in a recent press release, revealing that the organization’s total income this year has exceeded one billion Danish kroner. This is due not only to contributions from private donors but also funding from international donors, foundations, and the Danish International Development Agency (Danida). The funds have primarily been used for emergency relief efforts in areas affected by natural disasters and conflicts.

Two-thirds of the funds raised have been earmarked for emergency relief projects in Gaza and Ukraine, but support has also been provided to other crises such as floods in Libya, earthquakes in Turkey and Syria, civil war in Sudan, and a severe food crisis in the Horn of Africa. This massive support from Danish citizens demonstrates a continued strong willingness to help people in need around the world, highlighting the important role of DanChurchAid in global humanitarian efforts.

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