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Annual reports

Our objectives, activities and achievements in 2025 can be found in our annual report.

Reaching millions

In 2025, Concern helped more than 23 million of the world's poorest and most vulnerable people in 27 countries to alleviate poverty and hunger. We also reached 15.7 million people through our emergency response throughout the year.

Dominic Crowley
Concern was founded in 1968 by a small group united by their determination to respond to famine in Biafra. Nearly sixty years later, in a time of immense humanitarian need, we hold fast to that same determination: to ensure that wherever extreme poverty exists in the world, it is still our concern.
Dominic Crowley - Concern Worldwide, CEO

Speaking ahead of the launch of the 2025 Concern Annual Report, our CEO Dominic Crowley highlighted increasing humanitarian needs and the significant decline in overseas development aid funding, calling it the largest annual drop in history. 

This comes at a time of heightened geopolitical instability, severely impacting efforts to provide humanitarian aid globally. Despite these challenges, Concern continues its vital work, demonstrating the importance of sustained financial aid to combat poverty and support vulnerable communities worldwide.

Download our 2025 annual report

Our latest annual report is available to view and download below.

Award-winning transparency

Our commitment to transparency has been recognised through numerous awards for our accounting and financial reporting practices. We have received the award for 'large not-for-profit' 24 times in the last 38 years at the Published Accounts Awards, which is organised by the Chartered Accountants Leinster Society.

Our most recent win at this event was in the 'Branding, Communication and Digital' category in November 2026.

 

View previous annual reports

If you have any questions, comments or queries about our reports, or if you would like a copy of an older report, we would be delighted to hear from you.

People gather with jerrycans and other containers to collect water from a tanker cistern in Deir el-Balah in the central Gaza Strip

Gaza Crisis Appeal

  • 1.2 million people are at crisis levels of hunger

  • 84% of households are struggling to access clean, safe water

  • Over 74,000 people have been killed

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