This report delves into the critical yet under-recognized role of young women, girls, and young feminists in responding to global crises. Highlighting systemic challenges and discrepancies in international aid, it reveals stark contrasts: while administrative costs soar, funding for women’s rights organizations remains minimal. Despite rhetorical commitments to feminist policies, the tangible impact on the ground falls short, with meager support reaching local initiatives during crises. The analysis underscores pervasive gaps in data disaggregation by age and gender, hindering accountability and equitable resource allocation. Urgent reforms are proposed to empower marginalized groups and foster gender-responsive humanitarian interventions.