In Photos: 1 Million Meals for Gaza

It will take time to learn the true death toll in Gaza, Palestine, but the impact is immediately clear. Palestinians in Gaza are starving. 

A United Nations report on hunger described a catastrophic situation in Gaza, where more than 90% of the population has been facing “acute food insecurity,” and where “virtually all households are skipping meals every day.” In many cases, it seems negligent to refer to them as households when their homes have been destroyed and they’re left sleeping on sand — if they’re lucky, from within tents. While a long-term solution is in the works, the global community must provide immediate relief whenever and wherever possible within Gaza.

On our way to 1 million meals in Gaza

Zakat Foundation of America has been on the ground during this crisis, feeding Gaza’s famished. The nonprofit seeks to provide 1 million meals in Gaza to alleviate as much hunger as it can. This is no simple task, especially given the restrictions on aid entering the strip. 

Here’s what that support has looked like so far:

Don’t give up on Gaza. Don’t give up on Palestine.

As the world looks on at what’s happening to Gaza, it is important to remember that Palestinians need indefinite support. Every contribution counts toward Gaza’s rehabilitation.

Your donations can be the difference between life and death for starving Palestinians in Gaza.

Help us rush food aid to Gaza and make an immediate impact:

• $5 feeds 1 person

• $50 feeds 10 people

• $100 feeds 20 people

• $500 feeds 100 people
  

100% Pledge

Zakat Foundation of America does not take any cost out of emergency funding. 100% of funds donated to this emergency relief campaign will go directly to aid and assist victims in Gaza; we do not take any administrative fees from emergency relief programs.

Zakat Foundation of America has been on the ground in Palestine since 2002. We work alongside local partners to provide both long-term (education, health care, and food sustainability) and short-term aid. We’re committed to our brothers and sisters and to rebuild after this tragedy.