Syrian refugees will see structure in aid sent from the Isle of Man.
That's according to the chairman of government’s International Development Committee Phil Gawne.
In a coordinated approach, it will work with the One World Centre, other Isle of Man registered charities and the UK’s Disasters Emergency Committee.
£50,000 will be equally split between the British Red Cross, Christian Aid, CAFOD, Oxfam and Save the Children.
The committee will also be providing £50,000 to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.
Mr Gawne says the money won't go to waste:
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