The funding will be shared equally between the Uganda Red Cross Society and Doctors Without Borders / Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) supporting urgent interventions in affected and high-risk communities. Binance's contribution will help strengthen emergency medical care and treatment, community awareness and prevention campaigns, contact tracing and containment support, and the provision of sanitation supplies and protective equipment for frontline workers.

Caused by the Bundibugyo virus, for which there is no approved vaccine or treatment, this Ebola disease outbreak has placed acute pressure on already fragile health systems in eastern DRC and the wider region. Local authorities, international agencies, and humanitarian organisations are racing to contain it and protect affected communities. Binance's support is intended to reinforce these efforts at a critical moment.

A key focus of the funding is enabling rapid response in high-risk and underserved areas, where access to healthcare infrastructure, protective resources, and timely public health information remains limited. By supporting both immediate response activities and preventative education, Binance aims to contribute to reducing transmission and strengthening community resilience.

"Communities across Africa continue to show extraordinary resilience in the face of complex challenges, but frontline responders should not have to face crises like this alone," said Richard Teng, co-CEO Binance. "The teams working to contain the Ebola disease outbreak are delivering vital, life-saving support under incredibly difficult conditions. We are proud to support both the Uganda Red Cross Society and Doctors Without Borders as they work to protect vulnerable populations, strengthen local response efforts, and deliver urgent care where it is needed most."

Robert Kwesiga, Secretary General for the Uganda Red Cross Society said: "Strong partnerships are essential during public health emergencies since we are not able to manage the outbreak alone. The support from Binance comes in so timely and handy, and will help us respond more rapidly, reach more at-risk communities, and reinforce the frontline services needed to help contain the outbreak and save lives."

Trish Newport, MSF Emergency Programme Manager said: "The number of cases and deaths we are seeing in such a short timeframe, combined with the spread across several health zones and now across the border, is extremely concerning. In Ituri, many people already struggle to access healthcare and live with ongoing insecurity, making rapid action critical to prevent the outbreak from escalating further."

This initiative reflects Binance's broader commitment to supporting communities across Africa through programmes focused on education, financial inclusion, digital skills development, and community empowerment. In this case, Binance is extending that commitment to urgent humanitarian and public health needs by working alongside trusted organisations with deep frontline expertise.

As one of the world's leading blockchain ecosystems with a growing presence across Africa, Binance is encouraging companies operating in the region to support communities in moments of humanitarian need, not only as economic participants, but as partners in community wellbeing.