Fund A Container

Sponsor a shipment. Empower a community.

MFA’s Fund a Container program allows individuals, families, congregations, and partners to directly enable the delivery of life-saving humanitarian aid to communities affected by conflict and displacement.

For approximately $10,000 (costs vary by destination), supporters can fund the full transport and logistics of a 40-foot container carrying essential supplies to one of the regions where MFA operates. Every container is guided by real-time needs identified by MFA’s field teams and trusted local partners.

What the Container Delivers

Each shipment is tailored to current conditions on the ground and may include:

High-quality medicines and medical supplies
Emergency food and nutrition support
Hygiene kits and water filtration systems
Other life-saving relief items

All specialized goods are donated through MFA’s global network of relief suppliers. Your contribution covers the transportation, coordination, and last-mile delivery, the hardest and most essential part of humanitarian response.

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How and Why It Works

MFA manages the entire process from start to finish.

We oversee packing, ocean freight, border coordination, and final delivery through accredited MFA field staff working alongside trusted local partners. Each container is tracked, documented, and distributed through community-led networks that ensure aid reaches families safely and with dignity.

Supporters receive timely updates throughout the shipment process and a final impact report, including photos and field insights, showing how their container was received and used.

Our model is built on trust, not handoffs.

Local partners identify priorities. MFA coordinates logistics. Communities receive what they actually need, when they need it. This approach allows us to move faster than traditional systems and deliver in places others cannot.

Together, We Can Do More

Ready to make a difference? Let's collaborate to create meaningful change in the lives of refugees and displaced communities.