Rebuilding Darfur, one program at a time.

Darfour Community League started with a small group of Darfuri families in Edmonton who wanted to do something concrete about what was happening back home. What began as informal fundraising among friends has grown into an organized effort with a clear focus: restoring the basic infrastructure that more than twenty years of civil war destroyed.

We're not a large international NGO. We're a community group — which means every donation, every partnership, and every dollar spent is something our members can see and vouch for directly.

Two decades of conflict, and a state left with nothing.

Darfur's civil war lasted more than twenty years, and the toll went far beyond the immediate loss of life. Schools closed. Clinics shut down. Water systems fell apart. Power infrastructure was destroyed. When the fighting eased, the state was left to rebuild almost everything from the ground up.

That's the gap Darfour Community League exists to help close, one program and one partnership at a time. See our full mission for how we break that down.