Food Packages for the People of Gaza

Food assistance is one of the most important forms of humanitarian support for families in the Gaza Strip, especially under conditions that have limited their ability to provide food, making securing daily needs a continuous challenge for many families.

Through the food package project, the Minbar Al-Aqsa International aims to support displaced and affected families by distributing packages that include essential and diverse food items, helping families prepare their meals and meet part of their nutritional needs.

The project focuses on reaching the most needy families and providing food support that alleviates their living burdens, contributing to enhancing their ability to face difficult conditions and maintain their living stability.

Project Goals:

Provide essential food items for displaced and affected families.

Alleviate the financial and living burdens faced by families.

Support the most needy families, especially those of orphans, widows, and the elderly.

Contribute to enhancing food security and reducing the impacts of food shortages.

Ensure that food assistance reaches those who deserve it in a manner that preserves their dignity.

Project Impact:

Help beneficiary families secure part of their daily food needs.

Alleviate the suffering of families who have lost their sources of income due to current conditions.

Improve the living conditions of displaced and affected families.

Enhance families' ability to face living challenges and continue to meet their basic needs.

Instill values of solidarity and human compassion with the people of the Gaza Strip.

Help provide food for families in Gaza

Thousands of families in the Gaza Strip face difficulties in securing their basic food needs, and your contribution to the food package project helps deliver food items to displaced and affected families.

Donate now, and be the reason food reaches a family in need.

The project is carried out by our field team in Gaza, following an approved plan with documented on-the-ground follow-up.

Implementation data is reviewed before publication in our reports; no figure is announced before it is approved.