ISHR fundraising appeal donor board
A big thanks to everyone who is getting behind our fundraising appeal and investing in a better world by supporting human rights defenders!
Thank you | ISHR December appeal donor board
A big thanks to everyone who got behind our fundraising appeal and invested in a better world by supporting human rights defenders!
Thanks to the following people who have generously supported our December fundraising appeal so far.
Add your name to the list – donate now to support human rights defenders in their work to make the world a more fair, just and peaceful place!
$5000+
- Eileen Donahoe (in honour of the late Ambassador Yusuf Mohamed Ismail ‘Bari Bari’, former Permanent Representative of Somalia to the UN in Geneva)
- DLA Piper
- Microsoft
$1000 – 4999
- Philip Alston
- Elizabeth Broderick
- Jean-Claude Erné
- Anonymous
$500 – 999
- Hurst Hannum
- Rosemary McCreery
- Andrew Park
- Patricia Schulz
- Margaret and Chris Sidoti
$101 – 499
- Hilary Charlesworth
- Christine Do Phan
- Elizabeth Evatt
- Gregor Henneka and Marina Dailly
- Olivier de Frouville
- David Homolka and Eva Homolkova
- Phil Lynch and Lucy McKernan
- Madeleine Sinclair
Up to $100
- Heather Collister
- Antony Crockett
- Laurel Elmer
- Lynette Garrick
- Holger Heller
- Hugh de Kretser
- Tess McEvoy
- Josel Menez
- Melinda Moore
- Fabiana Pardi Otamendi
- Lorraine and Colin Potts
- Tom Simkins
- Nick Sinclair
- Sophie Sinclair
- Tegan Webster
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