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Beirut Explosion Disaster Relief Fund
Beirut Explosion Disaster Relief Fund
Beirut Explosion Disaster Relief Fund
Impact Lebanon is a social incubator for driven Lebanese around the world. Impact Lebanon is raising funds to provide disaster relief after the explosion in Beirut. The funds collected will be sent to the Lebanese Red Cross and other nonprofits that needs our instant support.
Lebanese Food Bank
Beirut Explosion Disaster Relief Fund
Beirut Explosion Disaster Relief Fund
Their mission is to fight and overcome hunger by developing effective Feeding Programs in parallel with Development & Awareness programs to eliminate hunger.
Beit El Baraka
Beirut Explosion Disaster Relief Fund
Beit El Baraka
Their Mission is to ensure a sense of dignity to hard-working citizens once they retire, by assisting them in their struggle with the increasing cost of living.
FoodBlessed
Beirut Port Explosion Relief Fund
Beit El Baraka
FoodBlessed is a local hunger-relief initiative that works with businesses and the civil society to reduce the number of people going hungry in Lebanon.
Enfants de Lumière
Beirut Port Explosion Relief Fund
Beirut Port Explosion Relief Fund
Enfants de Lumière is a Lebanese Charity Association established in 2002 that focuses on providing food and raising funds to help sustain underprivileged Lebanese families.
The Association started its operation as soon as it was registered in 2006 (Ref.141/AD).
In 2008, the "Donate Food Project" was launched. This project collects food and
Enfants de Lumière is a Lebanese Charity Association established in 2002 that focuses on providing food and raising funds to help sustain underprivileged Lebanese families.
The Association started its operation as soon as it was registered in 2006 (Ref.141/AD).
In 2008, the "Donate Food Project" was launched. This project collects food and sustenance to be distributed monthly amongst 300 listed families (approximately 2000 persons).
Enfants de Lumière is in constant need of funds to help sustain these families in need.
Beirut Port Explosion Relief Fund
Beirut Port Explosion Relief Fund
Beirut Port Explosion Relief Fund
Union of Relief and Development Associations (URDA) is sending an emergency appeal to support people in Lebanon with medical supplies for the wounded, food parcels for those whose houses have been destroyed, medicine, and medical aid for the clinics and hospitals in dire need of assistance. Support Lebanon as people are struggling to pass each day with dignity!
Caritas Lebanon
LA Cedars Rotary Club
Caritas Lebanon
Caritas Lebanon strives for an environmentally sustainable economically inclusive developed world in which all people lead peaceful, just, and dignified lives in harmony and intergenerational solidarity.
SEAL
LA Cedars Rotary Club
Caritas Lebanon
Seal provides underserved Lebanese communities the tools to create sustainable economic opportunities that will improve their livelihoods.
LA Cedars Rotary Club
LA Cedars Rotary Club
LA Cedars Rotary Club
LA Cedars is having a fundraising event to help feed the hungry in Lebanon. For a donation of $35 would feed a family of four for 1 month. So how many families would you like to feed per month?
Operation Full Fridge
Solidarity With Beirut Program
LA Cedars Rotary Club
Operation Full Fridge provides a bridge for all Lebanese expats, institutions and corporations to connect & support Lebanon's most affected population from this gross economic genocide.
Their goal is to deliver food to families in need and to complete a promise that every fridge in Lebanon is full.
Lebanon Needs
Solidarity With Beirut Program
Solidarity With Beirut Program
Lebanon Needs is dedicated to creating and delivering sustainable healthcare solutions for impoverished and underserved Lebanese. The Lebanese economic system that has been deteriorating for a while now has become a crisis pit, where urgent action is needed to ensure basic needs, in particular: healthcare, housing, and food.
Solidarity With Beirut Program
Solidarity With Beirut Program
Solidarity With Beirut Program
In a country separated by continuous turmoil and financial distress, Solidarity unifies Lebanese around the globe to bridge their efforts in lifting the hardships and improving people’s livelihood. Founded by Lebanese philanthropists, in partnership with The Maronite Foundation in the World, the Lebanese Maronite Order and Gilbert and Ros
In a country separated by continuous turmoil and financial distress, Solidarity unifies Lebanese around the globe to bridge their efforts in lifting the hardships and improving people’s livelihood. Founded by Lebanese philanthropists, in partnership with The Maronite Foundation in the World, the Lebanese Maronite Order and Gilbert and Rose-Marie Chaghoury Foundation, they believe that unity can help Solidarity guarantee overarching social justice by establishing a transparent and targeted donatory ecosystem.
Their objective is to support victims of Beirut explosion in rebuilding their households, maintaining their independence, and retaining their presence in their environment.
They are extending their unified arm of Solidarity and all available efforts to rebuild, heal, and nullify the large scale of destruction that plagued Beirut. Solidarity is sparing no resources to help the victims stay in Lebanon and rebuild their environment that was once cherished, loved, and respected.
Lebanese Red Cross
Lebanese Red Cross
Lebanese Red Cross
The Lebanese Red Cross is the main provider of ambulance services in Lebanon; Their 3000 emergency medical technicians and 300+ ambulances respond to more than 140,000 emergencies and patient transports per year. Although they provide these services for free, they do have a cost! After the explosion the Lebanese Red Cross is helping with
The Lebanese Red Cross is the main provider of ambulance services in Lebanon; Their 3000 emergency medical technicians and 300+ ambulances respond to more than 140,000 emergencies and patient transports per year. Although they provide these services for free, they do have a cost! After the explosion the Lebanese Red Cross is helping with the medical response. The organization deployed more than 125 ambulances. Red Cross emergency workers are helping to find the injured or dead, distributing food and offering shelter to the displaced.
Arcenciel
Lebanese Red Cross
Lebanese Red Cross
arcenciel is a Lebanese based non-profit organization established in 1985 during the Lebanese civil war.
With five core programs, being implemented at 12 centers across Lebanon, arcenciel’s main goal is to work with every person in need.
arcenciel aims to vigorously advance national policies in all the sectors in which it is active, while keeping a non-confessional and apolitical stance.
Himaya
Lebanese Red Cross
Unicef Lebanon
himaya was founded in 2008. The organization has continued to grow, responding to child protection needs on a national level. The dedicated & multidisciplinary team of professionals covers all Lebanese territory with offices in Mount Lebanon, South Lebanon, North Lebanon and the Bekaa; ensuring accessible services to children across Leban
himaya was founded in 2008. The organization has continued to grow, responding to child protection needs on a national level. The dedicated & multidisciplinary team of professionals covers all Lebanese territory with offices in Mount Lebanon, South Lebanon, North Lebanon and the Bekaa; ensuring accessible services to children across Lebanon. In order to achieve its mission, himaya works with children as well as their families and environment as a whole. himaya strives for a radical change on a national level in order to improve the lives of children in Lebanon.
Unicef Lebanon
Donner Sang Compter
Unicef Lebanon
UNICEF started to work in Lebanon in 1948 and established its office in 1950. For more than 70 years it has been working closely with the Government of Lebanon, other UN agencies, international and local NGOs, universities, and more than 100 partners to meet the needs of disadvantaged children in Lebanon. The conflict in Syria has had a
UNICEF started to work in Lebanon in 1948 and established its office in 1950. For more than 70 years it has been working closely with the Government of Lebanon, other UN agencies, international and local NGOs, universities, and more than 100 partners to meet the needs of disadvantaged children in Lebanon. The conflict in Syria has had a huge impact on Lebanon. Since its onset in 2011, UNICEF’s response has not only expanded year by year but also changed in nature, focusing on both refugees and the host population. Responding to life-saving needs and ensuring equal access to quality public services, the impact of its work is felt in every aspect and every sphere of society.
Donner Sang Compter
Donner Sang Compter
Donner Sang Compter
Founded in 2010 in Lebanon, DSC is on a mission to raise awareness about voluntary blood donation by supporting patients in need through nationwide blood drives and through a 24/7 call center for multiplied impact.
Bassma
Donner Sang Compter
Donner Sang Compter
BASSMA helps people in need every single day! Your contribution is very important to the organization, but even more to the underprivileged families who rely on BASSMA to help them through the most difficult times of their lives.
With your regular support we can strengthen Lebanese families, the pillar of Lebanese Society, through these
BASSMA helps people in need every single day! Your contribution is very important to the organization, but even more to the underprivileged families who rely on BASSMA to help them through the most difficult times of their lives.
With your regular support we can strengthen Lebanese families, the pillar of Lebanese Society, through these vital programs: Food and Clothes for All, Education and Tutoring Programs, Hot meals at the Smiles Restos, House Renovations, Trainings and Job Matching, and a personalized relationship and follow-up on the families.
U.N. World Food Program
International Medical Corps
International Medical Corps
The explosion destroyed a port vital for the country’s food supply. Lebanon imports nearly 85 percent of its food, according to the U.N. World Food Program, which means the coming weeks could bring shortages. The organization is putting together food packages, delivering flour and grains to local bakeries and mills and providing basic emergency food assistance.
International Medical Corps
International Medical Corps
International Medical Corps
The nongovernmental organization, which according to its website has been working in Lebanon since 2006, has dispatched staffers and supplies to provide emergency care, including mental health services, to those dealing with the aftermath of the tragedy.
Ahla Fawda
International Medical Corps
Ahla Fawda
Ahla Fawda focuses primarily on delivering food boxes to needy families, ensuring they have base essentials (for at least a few weeks) to cook nutritional meals without leaving the safety of their homes and more importantly, to provide for families that can no longer provide for themselves. Ahla Fawda collaborates with local NGO’s to ide
Ahla Fawda focuses primarily on delivering food boxes to needy families, ensuring they have base essentials (for at least a few weeks) to cook nutritional meals without leaving the safety of their homes and more importantly, to provide for families that can no longer provide for themselves. Ahla Fawda collaborates with local NGO’s to identify the most needy families and distribute 960 food parcels & 400 bags of hygiene kits.
LIFE
How Can U Help Beirut?
Ahla Fawda
LIFE is joining forces with its fellow Lebanese diaspora organisations, Impact Lebanon, Lebnet, LIFE and SEAL, joined by The Kuwait-America Foundation and the Jamhour Alumni (in Europe and the US) to form a unified humanitarian effort, Beirut Emergency Fund 2020.
Their aim is to amplify coordination, outreach and impact. They will be work
LIFE is joining forces with its fellow Lebanese diaspora organisations, Impact Lebanon, Lebnet, LIFE and SEAL, joined by The Kuwait-America Foundation and the Jamhour Alumni (in Europe and the US) to form a unified humanitarian effort, Beirut Emergency Fund 2020.
Their aim is to amplify coordination, outreach and impact. They will be working together with Qudurat and Ruwwad El Tanmeya and other Lebanese NGOs on the ground, with the support of 3QA, to ensure that the funds are disbursed in a coordinated manner to well vetted NGOs that focus their efforts on the most pressing needs resulting from this tragedy: Shelter, Food, Medication/Medical Support, Rehabilitation and Environment. They will monitor the disbursement of the funds and report back to you on every organisation they support.
Save the Children
How Can U Help Beirut?
How Can U Help Beirut?
After a devastating explosion in the Lebanese capital of Beirut, children and families already facing COVID-19, as well as economic and political crisis, are more vulnerable than ever.
Save the Children field workers report that entire streets have been wiped out by the explosion and many children are missing or looking for their parents.
After a devastating explosion in the Lebanese capital of Beirut, children and families already facing COVID-19, as well as economic and political crisis, are more vulnerable than ever.
Save the Children field workers report that entire streets have been wiped out by the explosion and many children are missing or looking for their parents. The explosion couldn't have happened at a worse time, as the country is already facing increasing likelihood of severe food insecurity, rising unemployment, increased rates of poverty, and more.
Your support today can help support the urgent needs of children and families.
Ten percent of funds donated for specific emergencies go to our emergency reserves Children's Emergency Fund.
How Can U Help Beirut?
How Can U Help Beirut?
How Can U Help Beirut?
"How Can You Help" is a group of Lebanese family members, friends, and allies from all over the world (Beirut, LA, NY, and DC) who want to rebuild Lebanon and ensure that everyone can enjoy the Lebanon that we love. In addition to providing basic survival necessities to families, they recognize the need to support the local businesses tha
"How Can You Help" is a group of Lebanese family members, friends, and allies from all over the world (Beirut, LA, NY, and DC) who want to rebuild Lebanon and ensure that everyone can enjoy the Lebanon that we love. In addition to providing basic survival necessities to families, they recognize the need to support the local businesses that have been impacted and will continue to be in subsequent years. "How Can U Help" will be kicking off the Beirut Living Needs Initiative, which has partnered with Lebanon-based small businesses and locally-led response teams to create and deliver handcrafted care packages. Their goal is to ensure that they can provide adequate support to those impacted throughout the supply chain.
How Can U Help?
You may choose to donate the equivalent of a care package to a family or provide a contribution towards the care packages. Every bit counts! Their goal is $150,000 to provide a total of 1,250 packages.
The care packages are:
Sleep Safe Care Package: $200
Includes: Mattress, Pillow and Cover, Bed Sheets and Blankets
Goal: 500 packages
Babies Need Love Care Package: $100
Includes: Diapers, baby powder, wipes, baby formula and bottles
Goal: 250 packages
Self-Care Care Package: $50
Includes: Shampoo, shower gel, loofah, comb, a toothbrush with toothpaste, hand soap, slippers, towels, face masks, hand sanitizer
Goal: 500 packages
Offrejoie
CHANCE (CHildren AgaiNst CancEr)
CHANCE (CHildren AgaiNst CancEr)
Offrejoie needs your support in rebuilding our beloved Beirut. Offrejoie will be cleaning and rehabilitating houses with the help of the volunteers and skilled workers. One street at a time, one house at a time. They will also help provide shelters to those who lost their houses in the massive explosion.
CHANCE (CHildren AgaiNst CancEr)
CHANCE (CHildren AgaiNst CancEr)
CHANCE (CHildren AgaiNst CancEr)
CHANCE (CHildren AgaiNst CancEr) is a Lebanese association whose mission is to help Lebanese children with Cancer or blood disorders receive the best chance for cure and acceptation of their disease.
Live Love Rebuild Beirut
CHANCE (CHildren AgaiNst CancEr)
Live Love Rebuild Beirut
Live Love Lebanon designed a complete plan to help support our Lebanese people in urgent need during this crisis by creating efficient actions that provide basic needs like food, medicine and clothing to those in need.
ATFL
The American Friends of SESOBEL
Live Love Rebuild Beirut
The American Task Force on Lebanon is partnering with the Country Fund of Rotary Association Lebanon to provide assistance to the Lebanese Food Bank, supported by 28 geographically diversified Rotary Clubs in Lebanon. 100% of the funds collected will be distributed to Rotary Association Lebanon and designated for the Lebanese Food Bank. D
The American Task Force on Lebanon is partnering with the Country Fund of Rotary Association Lebanon to provide assistance to the Lebanese Food Bank, supported by 28 geographically diversified Rotary Clubs in Lebanon. 100% of the funds collected will be distributed to Rotary Association Lebanon and designated for the Lebanese Food Bank. Donations to ATFL, a US 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization, are fully tax-deductible.
The American Friends of SESOBEL
The American Friends of SESOBEL
The American Friends of SESOBEL
The American Friends of SESOBEL is a support organization for the Lebanese non-profit SESOBEL. Their purpose is to provide educational and financial support to disabled Children in Lebanon and their families especially during the ongoing crisis. The American Friends of SESOBEL was established in 2006 as a U.S. tax-exempt non-profit 501 (c
The American Friends of SESOBEL is a support organization for the Lebanese non-profit SESOBEL. Their purpose is to provide educational and financial support to disabled Children in Lebanon and their families especially during the ongoing crisis. The American Friends of SESOBEL was established in 2006 as a U.S. tax-exempt non-profit 501 (c) 3 organization (EIN 20-2759148) and is is committed to complete disclosure and transparency, and complies with U.S. and international regulations.
Beautiful People Lebanon
The American Friends of SESOBEL
The American Friends of SESOBEL
Cooking homemade meals, for families in need, with the help of people around them. Check their Insta account to learn more about this beautiful nonprofit.
Fundraiser by Tricker Treat
Fundraiser by Tricker Treat
Fundraiser by Tricker Treat
During this difficult period, the aim at Tricker Treat is to cook and deliver 500+ healthy fun meals daily, and extend a helping hand to every family we can reach.
Hot Pot Meal
Fundraiser by Tricker Treat
Fundraiser by Tricker Treat
Hot Pot Meal, which started off as a personal initiative inspired driven by the need to help the vulnerable access hot meals, has served 46,000 hot meals since 2017. Through consistent on the ground work, the network of support grew, but so did the need to serve more people.
The alarming socio-economic situation, the rising rate of unemplo
Hot Pot Meal, which started off as a personal initiative inspired driven by the need to help the vulnerable access hot meals, has served 46,000 hot meals since 2017. Through consistent on the ground work, the network of support grew, but so did the need to serve more people.
The alarming socio-economic situation, the rising rate of unemployment, inflation, covid-19 restrictions and now, a disaster that has stricken an entire city, a growing number of Lebanese find themselves under the poverty line with no access to quality food. Further, a number of small and artisanal businesses are impacted especially in rural areas.
Today the reliance is on civil society to make a difference and impact.
Through the grant Hot Pot Meal aims to grow the number of hot meals distributed through a network of active social associations as well as support local bakeries in rural areas across various Governates: Sour, Rachaya, Baalbeck and Akkar by buying their produce of bread and distributing those to needy people in vulnerable populations, thus widening the scope of intervention.
The grant would also empower Hot Pot Meal to enhance resource mobilization capacity and organizational development to be able to scale services.
Smile in a Box
Fundraiser by Tricker Treat
Smile in a Box
Smile in a Box distributes small yet meaningful gifts to children all over Lebanon. Due to the current economic crisis they are distributing groceries to more than 500 families. Your contribution will allow them to draw smiles on hundreds of children's faces each month.
Just Help
SOS Children's Villages
Smile in a Box
Just Help is a new twist on food drives. Support the charities that are carrying out their food drives on Just Help. Buy products online that charities really need and have your products shipped and delivered to them directly. They will then handle distribution to families in need.
WEHED
SOS Children's Villages
SOS Children's Villages
United to help Tripoli, WEHED (“One” in Tripolitan), consists of thousands of Tripolitan diaspora joining to stand with their beloved city during this difficult period. In collaboration with some of the most reputable charity organizations, they are raising funds to support their brothers and sisters in Tripoli. They are a nonprofit and 1
United to help Tripoli, WEHED (“One” in Tripolitan), consists of thousands of Tripolitan diaspora joining to stand with their beloved city during this difficult period. In collaboration with some of the most reputable charity organizations, they are raising funds to support their brothers and sisters in Tripoli. They are a nonprofit and 100% transparent group of Tripolitans from various domains and are not in any way affiliated to any religion or political entity. All funds are collected online and sent directly to well-trusted charity organizations.
SOS Children's Villages
SOS Children's Villages
SOS Children's Villages
SOS Children's Villages Lebanon is a non-governmental non-profit social development National Association and a member of the International Federation of SOS Children's Villages (SOS CV) which is an umbrella organization for 135 national SOS CV associations in the world among them are 9 Arab countries. It is part of the world’s largest pra
SOS Children's Villages Lebanon is a non-governmental non-profit social development National Association and a member of the International Federation of SOS Children's Villages (SOS CV) which is an umbrella organization for 135 national SOS CV associations in the world among them are 9 Arab countries. It is part of the world’s largest practitioner movement for supporting the right of the children who are deprived of parental care or at risk of losing it by providing them with family-based care and preventing child abandonment through its Family Strengthening Program (FSP). These 2 programs complement each other to take care of vulnerable less fortunate children.
Jobs For Lebanon - Beirut Relief
Jobs For Lebanon - Beirut Relief
Jobs For Lebanon - Beirut Relief
An explosion just destroyed the capital. Half the Lebanese population was already on the brink of famine. Lebanon is now hit by an even worse humanitarian disaster.
Over 300,000 people lost their homes. We’re left with 2 weeks worth of wheat supply to feed the entire country. Raw material cannot meet the demand for reconstruction.
Jobs for
An explosion just destroyed the capital. Half the Lebanese population was already on the brink of famine. Lebanon is now hit by an even worse humanitarian disaster.
Over 300,000 people lost their homes. We’re left with 2 weeks worth of wheat supply to feed the entire country. Raw material cannot meet the demand for reconstruction.
Jobs for Lebanon will provide immediate relief through food security and reconstruction efforts.
We will procure and distribute basic food commodities to local NGOs and connect local vendors to people who need to rebuild roofs over their heads.
Every donation, no matter how small, counts more than you know.
Contributions are up to 100% tax deductible as Jobs For Lebanon is a US based 501(c)3 non-profit, registered under Federal EIN 85-0592096.
Nusaned
Jobs For Lebanon - Beirut Relief
Jobs For Lebanon - Beirut Relief
Nusaned is a humanitarian, community-based volunteer organization. They believe that the power to create change comes from working collaboratively.
Their three main programs were created to support their mission to provide shelter, food security, and economic opportunities to under-privileged Lebanese communities, supporting them to become
Nusaned is a humanitarian, community-based volunteer organization. They believe that the power to create change comes from working collaboratively.
Their three main programs were created to support their mission to provide shelter, food security, and economic opportunities to under-privileged Lebanese communities, supporting them to become self-sufficient and resilient.
Nusaned does not engage in any political activity, and remains at equal distance from all religions. They support communities based on a non-biased, egalitarian and value-based needs assessment process.
Rashet Kheir
Jobs For Lebanon - Beirut Relief
Revive Mar Mikhael Beirut
Rashet Kheir was founded in response of
the deteriorating economic conditions that have left more than 40% of the Lebanese
population living under the poverty line. They have consistently grown thanks to the helping hands of this amazing community through donations and fundraising. Currently Rashet Kheir's efforts are focused on distributin
Rashet Kheir was founded in response of
the deteriorating economic conditions that have left more than 40% of the Lebanese
population living under the poverty line. They have consistently grown thanks to the helping hands of this amazing community through donations and fundraising. Currently Rashet Kheir's efforts are focused on distributing food boxes and meals to the hungry who have no way to cook or purchase food. Alongside their volunteers, they are also assisting the people of Beirut to clean and repair their homes and businesses.
Revive Mar Mikhael Beirut
Give and you shall receive
Revive Mar Mikhael Beirut
The explosion that rocked Beirut on August 4th has damaged more than 20,000 homes, killed over 180 people, injured 5000 and left dozens missing. Children and the elderly are the most vulnerable in this tragedy. Families were shattered, businesses were destroyed and a whole community went to ashes. From all this grief, Daniel Sadek and Rac
The explosion that rocked Beirut on August 4th has damaged more than 20,000 homes, killed over 180 people, injured 5000 and left dozens missing. Children and the elderly are the most vulnerable in this tragedy. Families were shattered, businesses were destroyed and a whole community went to ashes. From all this grief, Daniel Sadek and Rachel Semaan, two Lebanese-Americans who have family and friends directly impacted by the catastrophe that happened in the heart of Beirut have launched the “Revive Mar Mikhael Beirut” initiative with Local Host to restore peoples homes and lives. Mar Mikhael symbolizes the heart of Beirut, the place where memories are built. This beautiful area full of vibrant shops, bars, restaurants, art galleries and also home to thousands has been one of the worst affected areas by the explosion. As part of the Mar Mikhael’s family, Local host has been serving this community for the past 5 years and welcoming visitors from all over the world.
With your help they are determined to reconstruct more than 100 homes that were severely destroyed in this challenging time.
Make a difference lb
Give and you shall receive
Give and you shall receive
"Make a difference lb" supports vulnerable individuals. Their initiative supports underprivileged families across Lebanon by providing them with food boxes, and diapers for kids and the elderly. After the explosion they are focusing on helping Beirut and the families affected by the explosion. They have 200 volunteers who are cleaning the
"Make a difference lb" supports vulnerable individuals. Their initiative supports underprivileged families across Lebanon by providing them with food boxes, and diapers for kids and the elderly. After the explosion they are focusing on helping Beirut and the families affected by the explosion. They have 200 volunteers who are cleaning the streets, helping families repair their homes, and providing them with food, shelter, and other essentials. They recently collaborated with several restaurants to cook food and distribute hot meals to families in need.
Give and you shall receive
Give and you shall receive
Give and you shall receive
A group of Lebanese people started this initiative back in 2014. They collect donations (cash, clothing, medicine, etc...) from Lebanese expats from all around the world to provide assistance to the most vulnerable families.
If you would like to donate to "Give and you shall receive" please visit their Facebook page (link below) to get in touch with them.
Windows of Hope
Evacuate all Migrant Domestic Workers in Lebanon Now
Evacuate all Migrant Domestic Workers in Lebanon Now
A relief fund set up by Spring Communications to help install new glass windows and repair the window frames of the most vulnerable and needy families whose houses were badly affected by the Beirut Blast.
Windows of Hope aims to raise funds to help fix and reinstall windows and frames for a minimum of 20 homes. With an average cost of USD
A relief fund set up by Spring Communications to help install new glass windows and repair the window frames of the most vulnerable and needy families whose houses were badly affected by the Beirut Blast.
Windows of Hope aims to raise funds to help fix and reinstall windows and frames for a minimum of 20 homes. With an average cost of USD 1,500 for installing new windows and frames, we are aiming to raise USD 30,000.
They have a couple of contractors that are like minded and ready to take on the job and work at cost to help the effort. Spring Communications will match a dollar for dollar contribution for the first USD 15,000 of donations.
Evacuate all Migrant Domestic Workers in Lebanon Now
Evacuate all Migrant Domestic Workers in Lebanon Now
Evacuate all Migrant Domestic Workers in Lebanon Now
After the Beirut blast, "This is Lebanon" instantly realized there is NOTHING for most domestic workers in Lebanon except for despair and slavery. They need to get out. They were already weakened in their ability to negotiate with employers and agencies to get them paid and released. Now they are powerless. Instead of negotiating with age
After the Beirut blast, "This is Lebanon" instantly realized there is NOTHING for most domestic workers in Lebanon except for despair and slavery. They need to get out. They were already weakened in their ability to negotiate with employers and agencies to get them paid and released. Now they are powerless. Instead of negotiating with agents, agents try to extort money from them to let the worker go, even when the worker is deathly ill. Vast numbers are not getting paid, less will get paid as time goes on. If or when severe food shortages hit Lebanon, as many predict they will, some employers will feed their pets before their workers. In our view, there is only ONE option left: repatriate all unpaid and underpaid workers, and keep them safe until they can go home.
Bebw’shebbek
Evacuate all Migrant Domestic Workers in Lebanon Now
Samidoun Lebanon
Bebw' shebbek is rebuilding doors & windows of 80,000 homes in Beirut that were destroyed due to the catastrophic explosion on August 4, 2020. Your support is needed!
Samidoun Lebanon
Samidoun Lebanon
Samidoun Lebanon
Samidoun (Anchored), a grassroots humanitarian relief coalition, was re-established in response to the catastrophic Beirut blast on August 4, 2020. As many Lebanese, residents and friends of Lebanon rushed to help, a need emerged for a transparent peer to peer initiative, to ensure transparency and encourage a wider campaign to help thous
Samidoun (Anchored), a grassroots humanitarian relief coalition, was re-established in response to the catastrophic Beirut blast on August 4, 2020. As many Lebanese, residents and friends of Lebanon rushed to help, a need emerged for a transparent peer to peer initiative, to ensure transparency and encourage a wider campaign to help thousands repair their homes and their lives.
Samidoun provides a direct peer-to-peer contribution network for persons in need of humanitarian support, through direct cash assistance to beneficiaries following field verifications and expert review. Our fast and most efficient cash transfers to victims aim to swiftly restore livelihoods in the heart of Lebanon’s capital, following this major catastrophe.
IDRAAC
Samidoun Lebanon
Bank To School
Beirut has witnessed a devastating blast leaving hundreds dead, thousands injured and hundreds of thousands homeless.
The offices at St Georges Hospital University Medical Center (from where IDRAAC operates), were destroyed and the hospital suffered extensive damage leaving it nonfunctional for the first time in its 150 years of existence
Beirut has witnessed a devastating blast leaving hundreds dead, thousands injured and hundreds of thousands homeless.
The offices at St Georges Hospital University Medical Center (from where IDRAAC operates), were destroyed and the hospital suffered extensive damage leaving it nonfunctional for the first time in its 150 years of existence. Even worse, they lost 4 nurses (including one from the psychiatry unit), 12 patients and a visitor!
The psychological impact of this catastrophe is HUGE! This came in addition to the dire economic situation that Lebanon is going through and the COVID-19 pandemic.
From day one, IDRAAC activated a special hotline to be able to support anyone needing psychological help. They also started a walk in clinic providing care to any person affected from that blast.
Your support is greatly needed for the sake of mental health in Lebanon!
They need to rebuild the inpatient and outpatient facilities as well as well continue offering FREE services to any person affected from the blast.
Bank To School
Samidoun Lebanon
Bank To School
Bank To School initiative is in partnership with arcenciel. Since its inception in 1985, arcenciel has been a non-political, non-religious and non-sectarian organization, and strived to help children in need in Lebanon, regardless of their gender, religion or political affiliation. In more recent years, arcenciel has supported the financ
Bank To School initiative is in partnership with arcenciel. Since its inception in 1985, arcenciel has been a non-political, non-religious and non-sectarian organization, and strived to help children in need in Lebanon, regardless of their gender, religion or political affiliation. In more recent years, arcenciel has supported the financing of disadvantaged students’ education in Lebanon with a focus on primary and secondary year schooling
Providing equal opportunities for all is a high priority, and a vast diversity of Lebanese schools are covered through this program. In the 2019-2020 academic year, arcenciel sponsored 269 children.
Today, the team is faced with an added and difficult challenge. With peoples’ personal circumstances worsening, the team is overwhelmed with the high number of requests that it is receiving.
They need your help to continue the motto of “no child left behind”.
Now is the chance to invest in a child’s education in Lebanon. By giving a child a chance at life, you are ensuring that
future generations are not lost.
Bonheur Du ciel
Help Abouna Majdy (Bonheur Du ciel) locate most affected houses and feed a quarter of a million homeless people in need after the massive explosion in Beirut,Lebanon