MAG is mostly funded by institutional donors, international governments, foundations and other charities, listed below.
These funds make up the bulk of MAG's funds and are a vital part of the global work we do to rid the world of the impact of the remnants of conflict. Most of our income is project-specific, whereby the funds can only be spent on predetermined projects and activities.
MAG also receives income from members of the public around the world who wish to support its vital work, through both donations and participation in fundraising events.
This income is extremely important – it is used when and where needed most. This could be in providing emergency response as soon as a conflict has ceased. It could help to continue to fund one of MAG’s vital field programmes where institutional grants are no longer available.
Public donations also enable MAG to start up new programmes in countries not yet supported by grants. All donations from the public are gratefully received.
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AusAID (Australian Government Overseas Aid Program) |
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Kingdom of Belgium, Federal Public Service: Foreign Affairs, Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation |
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Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) |
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European Union – EuropeAid and ECHO (European Commission Directorate-General for Humanitarian Aid) |
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands |
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Sida (Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency) |
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UKaid (Department for International Development, UK) |
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United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) |
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Office of Weapons Removal and Abatement, US Department of State |
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Actiefonds Mijnen Ruimen |
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AECID (Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation) |
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Andrea Gotley Trust |
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Australian Network to Ban Landmines |
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The Bay Tree Charitable Trust |
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B E Rodmell Trust |
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The Caipirinha Foundation |
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Cecil and Hilda Lewis Charitable Trust |
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Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, Canada (DFAIT) |
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The Dulverton Trust |
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Embassy of Japan in the Kingdom of Cambodia |
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Embassy of Japan in the Democratic Republic of Congo |
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Embassy of Japan in the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka |
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Embassy of Japan in Lebanon |
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The Fulmer Charitable Trust |
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German Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs |
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Good Gifts |
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Guernsey Overseas Aid Commission |
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Hind Al Adwani |
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Humpty Dumpty Institute |
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Hurvis Charitable Foundation |
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Imperial Tobacco Group |
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Irish Aid |
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Islamic Relief Worldwide |
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Isle of Man Government Overseas Aid Commission |
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ITO Supporting Comity |
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Jersey Overseas Aid Commission |
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The Joseph Rowntree Foundation |
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The Kirby Laing Foundation |
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Miss K M Harbinson’s Charitable Trust |
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Lutheran World Federation |
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MacTaggart Third Fund |
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Manx Landmine Action |
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Marshall Legacy Institute |
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UK Ministry of Defence |
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The Michael and Harriet Maunsell Charitable Trust |
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Night Vision and Electronic Sensors Directorate (NVESD) |
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Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs |
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The Paragon Trust |
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The Portrack Charitable Trust |
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QPSW Relief Grant |
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The Rhododendron Trust |
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The Rowan Charitable Trust |
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Stichting Vluchteling |
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The Stoller Charitable Trust |
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Swiss Federal Department for Foreign Affairs |
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Talisman Vietnam Ltd |
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Terra Renaissance Ltd |
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The Trefula Trust Fund |
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The TUUT Charitable Trust |
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Unicorn Grocery |
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United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) |
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United Nations Mine Action Service (UNMAS) |
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United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UNOCHA) |
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US Department of State – Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration |
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World Vision |
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The Zochonis Charitable Trust |
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