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The escalating hostilities across southern Lebanon, Tyre, Nabatieh, Bint Jbeil, Beirut’s southern suburbs, and the Bekaa Valley have triggered a severe humanitarian crisis. Over 1.2 million people have been displaced, with around 135,000 sheltering in overcrowded collective centers while many more endure repeated evacuation and secondary displacement. Damaged hospitals have strained essential services, and rising food insecurity has left 1.4 million in need of urgent humanitarian aid in Lebanon. Help us deliver immediate relief and restore hope to displaced families in this ongoing crisis.

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Provide essentials during this critical time:

Provide essentials during this critical time: 

  • $600 Tent gives a family shelter and security.

  • $50 Food Packages ensure families don’t go hungry. 

  • $20 Hygiene Kits help safeguard health and dignity in these challenging conditions. 

Your support provides life-saving relief to children, the elderly, widows, and displaced families in Lebanon, easing hunger, protecting health, and restoring hope amid escalating violence and widespread displacement. 

Be their lifeline. Act now! 

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Our Work in Lebanon

Since 2001, our supporters and relief specialists have been on the ground in Lebanon, aiding victims of war, conflict, and displacement through our Seasonal Islamic Giving Program. When the 2020 Beirut explosion struck, we responded immediately with Emergency Relief. Our teams also provide refugee children with education, vocational training, health clinics, food, medicine, and essential supplies. Every year, thousands of refugees receive full Ramadan Iftar meals. During Eid al-Adha, we deliver freshly slaughtered Udhiyah (Qurbani) sacrifices to those in need, ensuring they are supported with dignity and compassion. 



Donate now to help the people of Lebanon



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Updates from the Field

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