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CCCA is a non-profit foundation (stichting) established under Dutch law, so every cent of every donation contributes to furthering our mission, and depending on your country’s tax laws, your donations may be tax-deductible.

CCCA has been granted ANBI (tax-exempt) status by the Dutch tax authorities. Our RSIN is 858506919.

Our affiliate, CCCA Brazil, is a non-profit association established under Brazilian law, and granted tax-exempt status by the Brazilian tax authorities. Our CNPJ is 61.249.890/0001-64.

CCCA is certified by NGOSource as equivalent to a certified public charity for purposes of US tax law. This certification is valid through 31 December 2026. CCCA Brazil also has its own equivalency determination certification, which is valid through 31 December 2027.

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We accept online donations through Raisley, which uses Stripe. Please use the Donate Now button above.

To donate by bank transfer, please contact us using the form at climatecrimeanalysis.org/contact-us/ or email us at info@climatecrimeanalysis.org.

For US donors: If you give through a Donor-Advised Fund (DAF), such as Schwab Giving360, Fidelity Charitable, or Vanguard Charitable, you may be able to recommend a grant to support CCCA’s work. To learn more, contact your DAF provider directly or email us at info@climatecrimeanalysis.org.

To make a donation directly to CCCA Brazil, please email us at info@climatecrimeanalysis.org.

If you’re considering leaving CCCA a gift in your will, or any other form of donation, such as stocks or other non-cash assets, we would be happy to discuss the options with you. Please email us at info@climatecrimeanalysis.org.

Your Support

Your donation will help us trigger climate action through our work with front-line communities, NGOs, public authorities, and experts to:

  • Collect information, including through our network of partners.
  • Analyse information against applicable legal standards and climate commitments.
  • Share actionable case files with law enforcement authorities, advocacy NGOs and corporate actors.