Nepal Flood Relief

On 26 August 2026, a glacier collapsed in Langtang National Park, resulting in a deadly landslide of mud, ice, and debris tearing through villages on the Nepal–China border. As one of the most catastrophic floods in Nepal’s history, more than a thousand people are dead, and over 4,000 people are missing.

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Nepal Flood Relief
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What happened

Nepal Disaster

While rescue teams are still searching for missing people on the ground, many relief fundraisers and nonprofits have joined hands to assist them. Families are being relocated, rescued people are provided shelter, and people who lost everything are getting help to rebuild their lives from scratch.

Langtang National Park, Nepal–China border
1,127+Lives lost
4,858+People missing
49 WardsArea affected
7,570+Homes damaged
How to help

Three Ways You Can Help Nepal

If you want to help Nepal flood survivors safely, consider these options.

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Donate to a Verified Fundraiser

Donate to any verified fundraiser supporting relief efforts for the flood and landslide in Nepal. Find fundraisers and read how they are contributing to the affected families. Choose your campaign and donate directly to support.

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Start a Charity Fundraiser

If you are a nonprofit or charitable organization, start a fundraiser to gather funds from global supporters and send critical support to affected communities by the Nepal disaster. As an organization, be the strong aid that people can trust.

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Start an Individual Fundraiser

Start an individual fundraising campaign either for your family and friends or just to send help to strangers in need. Once your funds are paid out to your own account, you can forward them to people you know or to organizations in Nepal that are helping on the ground.

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Dr. Balázs Szász recording his video appeal for Syabrubesi, Nepal
Campaign in focus

Together for Syabrubesi, Nepal

The flood tore through the lower streets of Syabrubesi, the town where the Langtang trek begins. Dr. Balázs Szász spent five years in Nepal and has taken groups through that very valley as a tour guide, so he knows affected families there directly. He travels back at the end of October with his Nepali guide Yuddha Tamang to hand the money over in person, and documents every handover with a signed receipt.

“I believe now it’s our turn to show some of that love back.”
Dr. Balázs SzászOrganiser · Aid after the flood
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Payouts

How to Send Funds

WhyDonate pays out to a bank account in a supported country. Nepal is not one of them, so funds are paid out to your own account and you forward them from there.

You can collect money for yourself or on behalf of a family member or even a friend.

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Verify ID and Account

Confirm your identity and bank account details to receive funds safely.

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Get Paid Out, Then Forward

Choose your payout timeline. Once the payout settles in your own bank account, transfer the funds on to the people or organization in Nepal.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Donate to or start a fundraiser for Nepal flood relief.

Our Trust & Safety team verifies every fundraiser listed here and keeps adding verified fundraisers as more become available. Read how we verify campaigns.
Choose any verified fundraiser on this page and donate directly in the currency of your choice. If you’d rather support a specific charity working on the ground, you can search for their fundraiser or ask them to start one.
Yes. Start an individual flood fundraiser for anyone affected by the flood or landslide. If you’re collecting money for a friend or family member, you can send it on to them yourself.
No. Nepal is not a supported payout country, so WhyDonate cannot transfer funds to a Nepali bank account. You can still raise money for Nepal: funds are paid out to your own verified account in a supported country, and you send them on yourself — or you donate to a charity that already works in Nepal. See the countries we support.
Yes. Certified charities and nonprofit organizations providing critical support to those affected can start a charity fundraiser. Fundraising for organizations.
Starting a fundraiser is free, and the platform fee is 0%. Standard processing fees of €0.25 + 1.9% per donation apply. See pricing.
You choose your payout preference: instant, weekly, or monthly. Payouts are processed within 3 business days.
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