Can I donate to Afghanistan from the United States?
Yes. A donor in the United States can support work in Afghanistan through a qualified U.S. charity such as Famidi. Give through the charity’s verified payment page, review the program and donation policy, and keep the receipt.
Why the organization matters
A donation to a U.S. public charity and a direct gift to an individual abroad are not the same for tax, documentation, or program oversight. The IRS notes that gifts to individuals are not charitable deductions. A qualified organization is responsible for controlling its charitable funds and carrying out its mission.
How Famidi moves support
Famidi receives donor support in the United States and works through trusted local coordinators in Afghanistan. Depending on the program, coordinators identify a concrete need, purchase nearby, deliver or build, and keep a record connected to the work.
Before you give
Confirm that the browser address is on famidi.com, select the program and amount, review whether the gift is one-time or recurring, and continue only to the official secure form. Do not send card details by email or social media.
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