Adopt-A-Minefield is a global partnership for mine action with campaigns in Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom and Sweden. The global campaign is one of the leading mine action organisations in the world through the dedication of Board members, staff in each country campaign, and the help of Goodwill Ambassador Paul McCartney.

The Adopt-A-Minefield Campaign helps save lives by raising funds for mine clearance and survivor assistance and by raising awareness about the landmine issue. Adopt-A-Minefield works primarily through the United Nations to clear fields in the some of the most heavily mined countries in the world and with a number of organisations to provide relief to landmine survivors.

Since its creation in 1999 Adopt-A-Minefield has:

• Raised over $22 million for mine clearance and survivor assistance;
  
  
• Cleared some 25 million square metres of land in Afghanistan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Cambodia, Croatia,
  Mozambique, Nepal, and Vietnam. In addition, special appeals were launched, primarily in the USA, for Iraq and Lebanon.
  
  
• Provided over $3 million for survivor assistance projects in Abkhazia, Afghanistan, Angola, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Cambodia, Colombia, Ethiopia, Iraq, Laos, Mozambique, Nepal, and Vietnam.
  
  
• Developed the annual Night of A Thousand Dinners initiative to engage people in over 50 countries in raising funds for humanitarian landmine action.
  
  
• Partnered on mine clearance projects with Afghan Technical Consultants, Bosnia and Herzegovina Mine Action Centre, Cambodian Mine Action Centre, Canadian International Demining Corps, Croatian Mine Action Centre, Demining Agency for Afghanistan, Handicap International, Landmine Survivors Network, Mines Advisory Group, Mine Dog Center, and the Organization for Mine Clearance and Afghan Rehabilitation.

• Partnered on survivor assistance projects with AMAR, Association of Inva Corporation, Cambodia Trust, Cambodian National Volleyball League, CIREC, Clear Path International, Comprehensive Disabled Afghans' Program, COPE, Handicap International, Jaipur Limb Campaign, Landmine Survivors Network, Motivation, Mozambique Red Cross, National Centre of Disabled Persons, Nepal Campaign to Ban Landmines, Operations Enfants du Cambodge (formerly OEB), POWER, Reach Out and Care Wheels, Sandy Gall Afghanistan Appeal, STOP Mines, Veterans for America (formerly VVAF), Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund, World Rehabilitation Fund, and World Vision Cambodia.

• Partnered on mine risk education projects with Colombian Campaign to Ban Landmines, Corporacion Paz Y Democracia, Restrepo Barco Foundation, and Secretos Pas Contar.
  

Canada
The Canadian Landmine Foundation is the Canadian partner in the global Adopt-A-Minefield campaign. The Foundation is a registered Canadian charity formed in 1999 to assist in the elimination of landmines and the human and economic suffering they cause. The Foundation is recognised as Canada's foremost awareness and fundraising organisation for humanitarian mine action.

United States
Operated throught the United Nations Association of the USA, Adopt-A-Minefield has several key partners including Better World Fund, International Trust Fund, United for Colombia, United Nations Development Programme, United Nations Mine Action Center in Afghanistan, and the United Nations Office for Project Services. In addition to operating outreach programs throughout the USA, this Campaign also serves as headquarters for global shared services such as program management.

United Kingdom
The No More Landmines Trust is the UK partner in the global Adopt-A-Minefield campaign.

Sweden
Adopt-A-Minefield is a program of the United Nations Association of Sweden.

Goodwill Ambassadors
Paul McCartney joined Adopt-A-Minefield in September 2000 as the Campaign's international Patron and Goodwill Ambassador. Since then, he has been actively involved in promoting Adopt-A-Minefield's mission: to raise awareness of the global landmine crisis and to raise funds for mine clearance, mine risk education and survivor assistance.

Mats Sundin, Captain of the Toronto Maple Leafs, serves as Goodwill Ambassador for Adopt-A-Minefield in Sweden and Canada.