It has been a year of death and destruction from Israel’s assault on Gaza. In the face of prolonged crisis and devastation, community-led organizations in Palestine are responding with amazing courage to lift up our collective humanity and save lives. We are renewing our appeal for the Palestine Emergency Fund we established in October. We are asking you to give all that you possibly can.
100% of funds raised will go to local partners in Palestine. Read more below.
Your contributions will help us support our partners, including Palestinian Medical Relief Society, Gaza Community Mental Health Programme, Palestinian Centre for Human Rights, and others in carrying out emergency response work, such as:
- Food, Water, and Supplies: Our partners have provided food to over 84,000 families, clean water to over 150,000 people, and essential aid packages – including food, water, blankets, clothing, and hygiene kits – to 5,000 displaced households.
- Medical Care: We are supporting 30 mobile health care teams that are providing emergency health services to people who have been injured or are being denied access to life-saving medications, sexual and reproductive health care, mental health services for people experiencing trauma, and health care to people who have been victims of gender-based and sexual violence.
- Human Rights Advocacy: We are supporting formal documentation of human rights violations by Israel and funding communications and legal work to hold Israel accountable through the United Nations, the International Criminal Court, and the International Court of Justice.
Please donate today so that this critical work can continue.
Our Palestinian partners have been unwavering in their love for their people and commitment to self determination and liberation. Now is the time to stand with them, so that they can continue saving lives and creating a path to a liberated future for all of us.
To learn more about our work with partners in Palestine, read How Grassroots International Is Funding in Gaza and Haiti Amid Devastating Violence.
“Solidarity is not simply stating one’s empathy toward another’s struggle; it’s living as though our struggles are intimately connected.”
— member of the Grassroots International 2023 donor-activist delegation to Palestine