Crisis response partners
We team up with organisations to help communities prepare for, withstand and recover from natural disasters and humanitarian emergencies.
Organisations on the ground when it counts
Atlassian Foundation International Limited has partnerships with a small portfolio of global and local organisations that provide on-the-ground relief during crises and help to build preparedness and resilience in our communities.
Goonj
Goonj is a nationally recognised Indian nonprofit that uses a dignified, community-led and circular approach – leveraging urban surplus as a non-financial “currency” – to deliver disaster relief and rural development across India so that disaster-affected communities can lead their own recovery and build long-term resilience.
Our funding strengthens Goonj’s crisis response, preparedness and resilience-building work in India’s most vulnerable communities.
International Rescue Committee
International Rescue Committee (IRC) works in more than 40 countries and in 30 U.S. cities to help people affected by humanitarian crises to survive, recover and rebuild their lives.
Though receiving only 3% of the global humanitarian budget, the IRC produces 30% of humanitarian research to scale learnings and has a long record of effective, independent crisis response. Our support will help to accelerate their rapid, innovative use of AI in crisis response.
Médecins Sans Frontières
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is a global, medical humanitarian organisation that delivers emergency healthcare and bears witness in crises, conflicts and disasters worldwide.
Our partnership contributes to MSF's investment in resilience and recovery across more than 75 countries.
Team Rubicon
Team Rubicon is a US-based, veteran-led nonprofit that mobilises over 200,000 volunteers to help vulnerable communities before, during, and after disasters through response, recovery, workforce development and medical services.
Our partnership helps Team Rubicon invest in digital tools, volunteer coordination and training to help vulnerable communities prepare for and recover from crises.