Donate
Donate to Nepal flood relief.
If you want to help financially, donate directly to the Government of Nepal’s Prime Minister’s Disaster Relief Fund.
Government of Nepal — official channel
Prime Minister’s Disaster Relief Fund
Opens https://pmdrf.nchl.com.np/
Check that address in your browser before entering any card details.
The Government of Nepal has asked individuals and organizations in Nepal and around the world to contribute directly to its official disaster relief fund.
- International card
- Domestic card
- NepalPay QR
- connectIPS
- Mobile wallets
- AliPay
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What happened
The August 26 flash floods have caused catastrophic loss of life and destruction across northern Nepal, sweeping away communities, roads, bridges, homes, hydropower facilities and other critical infrastructure.
Search, rescue and relief operations are underway, and many affected communities remain difficult to reach.
Funds support the government’s search, rescue, emergency relief, rehabilitation and recovery efforts in affected communities. Nepal’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs is directing international donors to the official online donation portal.
The portal accepts international credit and debit cards, as well as NepalPay QR, connectIPS and supported mobile wallets.
This is the simplest way to put your contribution directly behind Nepal’s national response.
Before you give
- Use official government channels or an organisation’s own website.
- Be cautious about bank-account details or donation links copied into social media posts.
- Check when a page was last updated.
Cash is especially useful right now
With roads and bridges destroyed and needs changing quickly, cash contributions allow organizations already operating in Nepal to purchase and move what is actually needed rather than manage unsolicited goods sent from overseas.
Current guidance from Nepal specifically points donors toward financial contributions, and reporting from Kathmandu notes that aid organizations consider cash more useful than unsolicited physical donations in the present response.
This page is maintained by Nepal Hackathon to help people find a legitimate way to support the Nepal flood response. Nepal Hackathon does not receive a fee or commission for donations made through it, and holds no donated funds itself.
Last updated 28 August 2026. If something here is wrong or out of date, tell us at corrections@nepalhackathon.org.