We are aware of anonymous, coordinated and targeted misinformation campaigns seeking to undermine Save One Life’s critical humanitarian work in Gaza.

We categorically reject any allegation that Save One Life has funded, supported or worked with Hamas or any other proscribed organisation. All funds raised by Save One Life are used solely for legitimate charitable purposes and in accordance with our governing document.

We have consistently cooperated fully and in good faith with the Charity Commission, providing all relevant documentation concerning our governance, financial oversight and distribution processes. Following its regulatory review, the matter was closed in March 2026. We understand that the same complainant has since raised substantially the same allegations again, including matters that have already been considered and addressed by the Commission.

A Charity Commission spokesperson has said:
“Following an inspection of the charity’s premises and review of the charity’s policies, we did not find evidence to support the concerns raised, but we issued regulatory advice and guidance for trustees to make improvements to their policies relating to governance and financial oversight.”

Since the closure of the case in March 2026, Save One Life’s board has implemented the guidance received from the Charity Commission, and the updated documentation has also been reviewed by the Commission.

Save One Life remains fully committed to transparency, robust governance, regulatory compliance and its charitable mission of providing vital humanitarian assistance to people in need in Gaza.