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German Development Service (DED)
The DED helps developing countries by selecting and sending experts to local partner organisations in a variety of fields. In Palestine, the DED works with local NGOs and public institutions in the fields of water, waste, vocational training, democracy, institutional support, and civil peace service. CCRR was chosen as a partner in this field of civil peace service. The DED has supported CCRR with a ‘peace worker’ since 2003.
War Child Netherlands
CCRR has been working with War Child for three years. War Child’s mission is to help children living in conflict regions and to decrease their suffering. War Child is supporting the Young Negotiators Program.
European Commission
So far, the European Commission has funded four of CCRR’s projects - the Young Politicians Program, the Media and Conflict Project, Peace Education, and Negotiating Our Future. The Young Politicians Program ended in mid-2005 and the Media and Conflict Project in April 2006. Peace Education continues to the fall of 2008, while Negotiating Our Future continues until mid-2009. A new wide scale project will start in January 2010 under the title ‘Simulating the Arab Peace Initiative’. It is funded by the European commission in the framework of the ‘Partnership for Peace’ Program.
Austrian Development Cooperation 
The Austrian Development Cooperation funded part of the Young Negotiators Program in 2006 and 2007 and the 2008 Women's Project.
Diakonie Austria 
The Diakonia Austria is a long term partner of CCRR. Former projects have included support for the Young Negotiators Program and the project Women and Conflict. In January 2010, a new project for women in 25 villages in the West Bank will start.
IFOR 
IFOR was founded in 1917 in response to the First World War with the aim of working on reconciliation between European societies and decreasing the suffering from the social and psychological effects of the war. Its mission statement concentrates on reconciliation among people and their rejection of the use of violence against each other. IFOR’s message has spread throughout the world, and today it has more than 70 branches, including one in Palestine, consisting of CCRR, WIAM Center, and MEND.
Pax Christi 
Pax Christi calls for peace and justice in the world and between nations through forgiveness and reconciliation between people. It consists of more than 80 organizations from all over the world. CCRR became a Pax Christi partner in 2004 and has participated in its meetings in the region and in the world. The current head of Pax Christi, Michael Sabah, is known for his support for a just peace.
Former Donors:
- The Dutch Representative Office in Ramallah
- The Heinrich Boell Foundation
- The German Representative Office in Ramallah
- GTZ (German Technical Cooperation)
- American Consulate in Jerusalem
- Rete Radiè Resch
