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October 1st - Water Distribution Trucks
The day before yesterday, we launched water supply projects, delivering one truckload of potable water daily. We also continue to provide daily cash assistance to the poorest families and to orphans.
Action for Gaza Donations: UP TO DATE Donations From MatterMost Channel
Project Name: Action for Gaza Donations: Food and Water distribution to Gaza Date: Scroll down for video date Location: North of Gaza Target: Gazza population Since we haven't been updating our website since april 2025,
Action for Gaza Donations: Food Distribution to Alshifa Hospital in August 6th to North of Gaza
Project Name: Action for Gaza Donations: Food distribution to Al Shifa hospital in North of Gaza Date: 6/8/2025 Location: North of Gaza Target: Patients and Doctors As part of the donation that was sent to our team in Ga
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Winter Shelters for Displaced Families in Gaza
With winter closing in, displaced families in Gaza — including young children — have no proper shelter. We are raising $7,000 to build 4 sturdy shelters from steel frames and tarpaulins, plus basic sanitation, before the cold and rain arrive.
AidGaza Member Ez Hamada's Surgery
Ezzeddin Hamada — "Ez" — is a member of our Aid Gaza family who suffered a serious leg injury. Evacuated to Egypt for treatment, he was left waiting in an overwhelmed government hospital and has had no choice but to move to a private hospital and pay for the surgery himself. We're raising $10,000 to cover his operation and recovery — every contribution helps him walk again.
Project Summary: Abul Hasan's "Green Table" Livelihood Initiative
The Need: A family in Gaza is surviving on absolutely zero income. With no steady wages, savings, or humanitarian aid reaching them consistently, they face daily hunger and the loss of basic dignity. The Solution: This project will provide the family with a self-sustaining micro-business: a vegetable selling table. We will supply: A sturdy, portable wooden table and weighing scale. Initial wholesale stock of fresh, seasonal vegetables (tomatoes, cucumbers, onions, and eggplants). A small cash buffer to restock daily. The Impact: This table will generate a daily net profit of approximately $10–$15 USD. This immediate cash flow will enable the family to buy bread, water, medicine for their children, and break the vicious cycle of total dependency. More than money, it restores their sense of agency, routine, and hope.