They support us

Since 2012, the Air France Foundation has supported Action Against Hunger by facilitating the transport of its staff.

The SUEZ Foundation has been working alongside Action Against Hunger since 2008 on programmes in the water, hygiene and sanitation sector, as well as on major humanitarian emergency responses, such as the recent one in Madagascar following Cyclone Gezani. 

The JM Bruneau Foundation, created in 1991, has supported Action Against Hunger’s interventions in Burkina Faso since 2018

The ‘Simplidons’ scheme enables BNP Paribas customers to donate the remaining euro cents from their current account balance, as well as an amount of their choice, to Action Against Hunger every month. 

Founded in 1984, the Lord Michelham of Hellingly Foundation has been supporting Action Against Hunger since 2022, contributing to food security, water access, and climate shock resilience projects in Madagascar and Nepal.

Crédit Mutuel Alliance Fédérale has been supporting Action Against Hunger since 2019 as part of the Défi Alsace contre la Faim (Alsace Against Hunger Challenge), a sporting and charity event that brings together many employees in Strasbourg every year. This support enables Action Against Hunger to respond immediately to humanitarian emergencies.

Founded in 1994, Aquassistance is the international solidarity association for current and retired employees of the SUEZ Group. It supports Action Against Hunger by making the expertise of its volunteers available in the fields of water, sanitation and waste management. In 2026, following Cyclone Gezani, ACF Madagascar’s teams were able to deploy an Aquassistance water treatment plant that had been pre-positioned in Manakara, thanks to training provided to staff in advance as part of our partnership. 

The Veolia Foundation has been working alongside Action Against Hunger since 2005 through its network of volunteer staff, who are employees of the Veolia Group (Veoliaforce). This was the case in 2026 in Madagascar, with the deployment of a water treatment plant and an assessment of the drinking water network in the city of Tamatave, carried out by Veoliaforce experts. 

Givaudan is a global leader in the fragrance and beauty sectors, as well as in flavours and wellbeing. By creating solutions for a happier and healthier life, with a love of nature. Working alongside its clients, Givaudan delivers taste experiences, designs inspiring fragrances and develops beauty and wellbeing solutions that help people feel good in their own skin and in their own minds. In 2025, Givaudan employed more than 17,500 people worldwide. Building on a heritage stretching back more than 250 years, Givaudan is committed to driving long-term sustainable growth by improving people’s health and happiness and strengthening our positive impact on nature.  

In 2026, following Cyclone Gezani in Madagascar, Action Against Hunger received financial support from Givaudan International’s emergency fund, as well as support from Givaudan employees via our We Act platform.