On 28 March 2025, a 7.7-magnitude earthquake tore through central Myanmar, devastating the Sagaing and Mandalay regions and reaching as far as Bangkok, Thailand.
There have been 1,700 confirmed casualties and over 3,400 reported injuries. The death toll is expected to increase as the scale of the emergency becomes clearer. Children have been left homeless and will need support to find safety in this state of emergency.
ChildFund Myanmar has been working in the country since 2012, supporting children and families in vulnerable situations. Your donation today can:
- enable our teams to conduct assessments of critical needs
- support immediate response activities such as providing food, water and other emergency items
- support longer term response and recovery efforts, including supporting children’s safety and wellbeing
Please donate, your support today can make a critical difference in getting emergency relief to those who need it most.
Photos: Child Development Association (CFN)
*Last updated 31/03/2025
Frequently Asked Questions
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If you’re filing your tax return for the first time, have never claimed donations or donated at all, you’re probably wanting to know more about how you can claim donations to charity on your taxes. We’ve answered some of the most important questions about tax deductible donations below.
Tax deductible donations are about giving back, to get back. Donating to ChildFund Australia will help children in urgent need of support. You’ll be helping the most vulnerable children across South East Asia and Africa, and you yourself will be able to receive a greater refund on your tax return.
You can submit any tax deductible donation over $2 as part of your tax return.
You can only claim for donations which are monetary gifts, given without the promise of something in return. Raffle tickets, charity chocolates, events and other donations of this kind, are not tax deductible.
At ChildFund, all regular giving donations over $2 are tax deductible including child sponsorship, community sponsorship and donations to appeals. A few donation categories are not tax deductible, for example, birthday gifts to your sponsored child and are not included on your annual tax receipt.