Who paid up and who failed to take responsibility?

In June 2015, more than 2 years since the devastating collapse of the Rana Plaza building, the Rana Plaza Donors Trust Fund finally reached the $30 million needed to compensate all the survivors and affected families full and fairly. The Donor Trust Fund was open for voluntary donations and it was up to the donor to decide if they want to make their contribution public. This list is based on the information we have on public donations.

For more information about the Rana Plaza Donors Trust Fund - established by the ILO to collect donations for compensation - and detailed information about company contributions, please see this briefing: Compensating the Victims of Rana Plaza: Resolving the Funding Crisis. An appraisal three years after can be found here.

See here an overview of brands that were linked to the Rana building as well as brands that have a sourcing relationship with Bangladesh and are called upon to donate in that capacity.

For an overview also including payments regarding the Tazreen factory fire, transparency and adherence to the Bangladesh Accord please see this chart made by ILRF.

The table below lists those brands that have been linked with factories in the Rana Plaza building.
Other brands that have not been linked to Rana Plaza, including H&M, Gap and N Brown have also made donations to the Fund. See a full list on the website of the Rana Plaza Arrangement.

May 2015 List of donations made by Brands linked to the Rana Plaza Building
Company	Country	X = not donated ? = donated but amount not disclosed	Estimated amount of undisclosed donations
Adler Modemarkte	Germany	x
Auchan	France	1,5 million
Ascena Retail		x
Benetton	Italy	1,1 million
Bonmarche	UK	?	Very small
C&A	Belgium	1 million (second donation of 310.000 in addition to first donation of 690.000 confirmed)
Camaieu	France	?	Very small
Cato Fashions	USA	x
Carrefour	France	x
El Corte Ingles	Spain	?	Very small
Grabalok (Store 21)	UK	x
Guldenpfennig	Germany	600.000 (up by 100.000 from original donation)
Iconix (Lee Cooper)	USA	x
Inditex	Spain	1.633.430 (total amount of 4 different contributions, with the last one of 400.000 made on the 24th of april 2015)
J.C. Penney	USA	x
Kappa	Italy	50.000
Kanz (Kids Fashion Group)	Germany	x
Kik	Germany	1 million
L.C. Waikiki	Turkey	?	Estimated very small
Loblaw	Canada	$ 3,370,620 million
LPP	Poland	?	Very small
Mango	Spain	?	Very small
Matalan	UK	?	100.000
Manifatura Corona	Italy	x
Mascot	Denmark	?	Very small
NKD	Germany	x
Primark	UK	7,3 million (1 million directly and an estimated total of 6,3 million directly to the NWB workers for losses covered under the Arrangement)
PWT (Texman)	Denmark	x
The Children's Place	USA	2,5 million (earlier 0,5 million and extra donation on 24 april 2015)
Walmart	USA	?	1 million (estimated part of the BRAC USA donation)
YesZee	Italy	x

Note that LC Waikiki and Robe di Kappa were linked only last year, and make up the difference between the 29 brands that were linked originally and the 31 brands listed here.

Estimates are based on changes occuring in the fund totals at the time when the donations were made and on information received from third parties.