HALO takes pride in ensuring that best value is achieved with the money you donate. From fundraisers who take on a challenge, to those who donate their birthday or give regularly, we are enormously grateful to everyone that supports our work. We know you share our commitment to protecting lives and restoring livelihoods, but we do not take your support for granted.
How your money is spent
At least 90 cents of every $1 you donate goes directly to transforming the lives of families affected by conflict across the world.
Turnover for the year to 31 March 2019 was $98 million. The most recent annual report and financial accounts are here.
Governance
The HALO Trust and The HALO Trust USA, Inc. are managed from HALO’s global headquarters in the UK. Each has its own board of trustees but together we make one big family, all working together to protect lives and help families affected by conflict get back on their feet.
Our Trustees
“It is a privilege to be a Trustee of The HALO Trust and support its work with communities around the world to get rid of the scourge of landmines and other debris of war that otherwise destroy life and livelihoods for decades.”
Gemma Mortensen, Trustee
Our trustees in the US and UK are an incredible group, providing their invaluable insight and expertise to ensure all our decisions take us one step closer to achieving a world free of landmines.
Safeguarding
"HALO’s work in war torn countries and territories sees us working at risk with some of the poorest and most vulnerable people in the world. Safeguarding—of our employees and the people we serve—is critical.”
James Cowan, CEO, HALO
Medical governance
HALO’s medical governance is guided by a group of highly experienced NHS professionals, who volunteer their time to support our work in the field.
“I love working with HALO because the benefits of its work are seen immediately. The greatest satisfaction comes from working with local paramedics from communities living with landmines and seeing them develop their skills.”
Doctor Gail Ng, Consultant in Emergency Medicine
