This Ramadan, be someone's miracle. Displaced people across Lebanon need food and shelter

This Ramadan, displaced families are breaking their fast in overcrowded schools and temporary shelters.

Israel ordered the evacuation of entire regions, south of the Litani, Beirut's suburbs, the Bekaa Valley. Families had just enough time to grab their children and their keys. Over a million people fled. More than 123,000 are now in shelters.

They left everything behind. This Ramadan, they have very little to break their fast with.

We are the Fraternity Association for Social and Cultural Work. For 25 years, we've worked in the suburbs of Beirut alongside Palestinian, Syrian, and Lebanese families, with international partners like UNICEF supporting our work on the frontline. When the crisis hit, our teams didn't just distribute aid. We were in the shelters, sitting with children, running psychosocial activities, staying present.

We are now raising funds for meals and shelter kits for displaced individuals and families. Because we believe that dignity matters in humanitarian crises, every meal we provide is a complete,  nourishing, and made with care.

- $15 provides a complete meal for one person

- $50 feeds a full family of four

- $75 covers a shelter kit including blankets, mattresses, hygiene essentials, and water

You will receive photos, field reports, and expenditure records, because transparency is not optional for us.

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