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People with social reach
Creators, community voices, campaigners, professionals, students and public figures who want to share a useful humanitarian resource carefully.
Share AidWorkers.com responsibly
Help more people find humanitarian aid resources.
Social posts, website links and quiet public support can help the right person discover useful information, field guidance, donation routes, safeguarding resources, aid news or career guidance at the right time.
Who this page is for
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Website owners
Bloggers, newsletters, community sites, professional sites, directories and organisations that want to add a clear link, button or banner.
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Quiet public supporters
People who may not have a large following, but still want to help useful information reach others through a respectful post, message or link.
Copy examples for social media
Use these as a starting point. Keep the tone calm, respectful and accurate. Avoid graphic images, exaggerated claims or wording that suggests you have a formal partnership unless that has been agreed.
Instagram or Facebook caption
LinkedIn post
X post
TikTok, Reels or Snapchat caption
WhatsApp or community group message
Newsletter or website note
Website owners, bloggers and newsletters
You can help by adding a clear link, button or small banner to AidWorkers.com where it is relevant for your audience.
Use the link because it is useful to readers. Do not imply a formal partnership, endorsement or sponsorship unless AidWorkers.com has agreed that in writing.
Choose a relevant place.
Suitable pages might include community resources, international aid, charity information, emergency planning, careers, student resources or news/resource roundups.
Suitable pages might include community resources, international aid, charity information, emergency planning, careers, student resources or news/resource roundups.
Use clear wording.
Tell people what the link is: humanitarian aid resources, field guidance, aid news and ways to support people in crisis.
Tell people what the link is: humanitarian aid resources, field guidance, aid news and ways to support people in crisis.
Keep it respectful.
Do not use shocking images, distressing personal stories or claims that AidWorkers.com cannot verify.
Do not use shocking images, distressing personal stories or claims that AidWorkers.com cannot verify.
Simple text link
Button link
Small banner snippet
This is deliberately simple and light so it can be added to a blog, resource page or small website without loading external scripts.
Brand guidance
Use the official AidWorkers.com logo only. Do not redraw it, recolour it, stretch it or combine it with another organisation’s mark in a way that implies a formal partnership.
Official logo URL
Keep enough white space around the logo and make sure it remains legible on the background you use.
Good: accurate wording, respectful imagery, clear links, calm captions and realistic descriptions of what AidWorkers.com provides.
Avoid: graphic imagery, exaggerated claims, political endorsements, paid-promotion wording or anything that suggests a formal partnership unless agreed.
Recognition for voluntary public support
People do not need to sign up before sharing AidWorkers.com. Registration is optional for people who would like us to know about their support and consider them for future public recognition.
Recognition may include a thank-you mention, a listing on a future recognition page, inclusion in a public supporter roundup, or occasional merchandise if available. Recognition is discretionary and subject to suitability, brand safety, safeguarding considerations and available resources.
Important
This is voluntary public support. AidWorkers.com does not offer paid posts, paid mentions or paid links. Any future recognition should remain proportionate and should not divert meaningful resources away from humanitarian priorities.
Register voluntary public support
Use this form if you have shared AidWorkers.com, plan to share it, run a useful website, manage a community or would like to be considered for future voluntary recognition.
List social accounts, websites, newsletters, groups or public channels on separate lines. We may use this to understand where the site is being shared and to contact you about recognition or future assets.
Official AidWorkers.com logoQuestions
Do I need to sign up?
No. You can share AidWorkers.com without registering. The form is only for people who want us to know about their support.
Is this paid?
No. The page is for voluntary sharing. AidWorkers.com does not offer paid social posts, paid mentions or paid links.
Can organisations help?
Yes. Organisations, community groups, websites, bloggers, newsletters and creators can share a relevant AidWorkers.com page responsibly.