Emergency Aid for Gaza & Lebanon
March - April 2024
Project Overview
143 families in Bekaa Valley, Lebanon, Al-Bukhari Camp and Abu Daqa Camp received emergency food assistance through a community-led, cash-for-work approach.
143
Food Parcels Distributed
715+
Individuals Reached
$3,575
Total Cost
- ✓Targeted vulnerable groups: women-headed households, elderly, refugees, low-income
- ✓100% of food in Gaza was locally sourced and packed
Dignity Focused Aid Delivery
A cash-for-work, community-led food assistance approach that enables families in Khan Younis to assemble culturally appropriate food parcels while sustaining local livelihoods.
100% of the food in Gaza was locally sourced and packed in Gaza.
Aid was delivered during the month of Ramadan, a time of reflection and unity.
See Our Work in Action
Voices from the Community
This food came at the right time. My children had nothing for Iftar.
— Mother in Gaza
We feel seen. Thank you for not forgetting us during Ramadan.
— Elder in Lebanon
I helped pack and deliver the parcels — I felt proud to serve my community.
— Local volunteer
Challenges & Lessons Learned
Challenges
- ●Gaza: Security, scarcity, and logistical constraints due to blockade
- ●Lebanon: Economic instability and widespread poverty
Lessons Learned
- ✓Local procurement and partnerships ensured cultural alignment and timely delivery
- ✓Community involvement increases trust and impact
- ✓Ramadan is a powerful window to build hope and solidarity