Patient story
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Not every need announces itself in time to build a campaign around it. A shipment stops at a border, a hospital loses power, a patient needs a transfer this week rather than next month. A General Donation goes where FAJR's teams judge the need to be greatest.
Why unrestricted gifts matter most
Unrestricted gifts are the most useful support FAJR receives, because we can put them to work fastest. Sometimes that is a mission already underway, and sometimes it is the everyday costs that keep all of the work running: coordinating an evacuation, keeping supplies moving, or paying for the logistics that every programme depends on.
Where your gift can go
- Surgery: volunteer surgical missions and FAJR's specialized surgery hospital in Gaza.
- Medical evacuations: bringing injured children from Gaza to treatment abroad.
- Food, water and shelter: hot meals, clean water and winter blankets for displaced families.
- Education: field schools in Gaza and a school for Palestinian children in Cairo.
- Research and training: building lasting local skills.
So far FAJR has supported more than 3,500 surgeries, evacuated 92 children for treatment and delivered over 263,000 medications. See our impact.
Questions about this campaign
Is a General Donation Zakat-eligible?
Yes. Every FAJR campaign, including the General Donation fund, is Zakat-eligible. See our Zakat guide.
Is my donation tax-deductible?
Yes. FAJR Global is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, Tax ID (EIN) 83-1497239, and your gift is tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. You receive a tax receipt by email.
Can I give by Zelle or check?
Yes. Online payments carry a 3% card processing fee and a 1% platform processing fee. Give by Zelle to donate@fajr.org or by check payable to FAJR GLOBAL and the full amount reaches the work. How to give without fees.
Can I give monthly?
Yes. Choose a monthly gift when you donate. You can change or cancel it any time in the Donor Portal, as explained in our FAQ.
What your gift provides
Examples of what a gift can provide. You can give any amount.
Give any amountCampaign updates
7,000 Liters of Desalinated Water Delivered to 104 Families
Blue Lifeline, supported by FAJR Global, made its first water distribution in Gaza City on Saturday, October 31. The team delivered 7,000 liters (7 cubic meters) of desalinated drinking water to Qasr Al-Ruya Camp, near the Al-17 junction.
The water went to the 104 families (423 people) registered on the camp’s beneficiary list. That works out to 16.5 liters per person, or about 67 liters per family on average.
For context, the Sphere humanitarian standards set a minimum of 15 liters per person per day for drinking, cooking and personal hygiene. This delivery gave each person roughly one day of that minimum. It is the first Blue Lifeline distribution recorded in the project’s tracking system. See Gaza Blue Lifeline for progress so far.
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419 Hot Meals Distributed in Two Gaza City Camps
Hunger Cannot Wait, supported by FAJR Global, distributed 419 hot meals in Gaza City on Thursday, October 29. Of these, 397 meals reached 262 families (1,210 people) in two displacement camps. The other 22 went to households outside the camps that had appealed for help.
Families of 1 to 4 members (127 families) received one meal each. Families of 5 or more (135 families) received two.
- Al-Hidaya Camp, Tal Al-Hawa: 184 families (863 people), 278 meals, plus 15 appeal meals
- Al-Asra Camp, near the Ministry of Detainees: 78 families (347 people), 119 meals, plus 7 appeal meals
Running total: 1,118 hot meals over 3 distribution days (October 22, 26 and 29) in 5 camps. That is 1,032 meals in camps and 86 for appeal cases. Distributions continue two to three times a week. See Gaza Food Assistance for progress so far.
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699 Hot Meal Trays Distributed in Gaza City
The first round of Hunger Cannot Wait, supported by FAJR Global, delivered 699 hot meal trays in Gaza City on Thursday, October 22, and Monday, October 26. Of these, 635 trays reached 450 registered families (1,918 people) in three displacement camps. The other 64 went to households outside the camps that had appealed for help: 51 on Day 1 and 13 on Day 2.
Families of 1 to 4 members (265 families, 740 people) received one tray each. Families of 5 or more (185 families, 1,178 people) received two.
- Day 1, October 22: Al-Nadi Al-Bahri Camp, 177 families (743 people), 249 trays
- Day 2, October 26: Al-Rahma 3 Camp, 116 families (509 people), 168 trays
- Day 2, October 26: Al-Ataa Camp, 157 families (666 people), 218 trays
With the appeal trays, Day 1 totaled 300 trays and Day 2 totaled 399. Tray totals are as reported by the field team, and camp numbers come from the camp delivery lists.
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Monitoring Visit and Textbook Distribution
Dr. Mosab Nasser visited the FAJR Educational Center to review its activities. During the visit, students received textbooks for all subjects.
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Child Protection and Safeguarding Workshop
The center hosted a child protection and safeguarding workshop for teaching and administrative staff, along with FAJR’s media and logistics teams, and Dr. Mosab Nasser, President & CEO of FAJR Global, attended.
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Student Health Screening
FAJR Global’s medical team conducted health screenings for students at the FAJR Educational Center in Egypt to monitor their health and well-being.
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Thank you for keeping this campaign moving
Every gift on this page turns into food on a plate within days. A gift of $9 funds one nutritious meal for a displaced family in Gaza. Your support is going straight to food, the transport to move it, and the teams distributing it with dignity.
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Inside the community kitchen
A look at how a meal comes together: chicken prepared and seasoned in bulk, then cooked in large pots before being packed into trays and delivered while still warm. This is the same shift-based kitchen shown in the campaign photos.
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Meals reaching families across Gaza
Distribution is underway across displacement shelters in Gaza, reaching families who often cannot get to a market safely. Each parcel and hot meal is delivered by teams working directly where people are sheltering.
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September 3, 2026
Palestine (Gaza)Medical
A Mental Health Center for Gaza’s Children
About $275 keeps the mental health center open for one day.
EgyptScientific
School for Palestinian Children in Cairo
$40 supports one student’s education for one month.
Palestine (Gaza)Humanity
Gaza Blue Lifeline: Clean Water for Gaza
$33 delivers 1 cubic meter (1,000 liters) of clean drinking water.
Palestine (Gaza)Humanity
Hunger Cannot Wait: Hot Meals for Gaza
$9 provides one nutritious meal for a family of four.
Palestine (Gaza)Humanity
Warm Gaza: Winter Blankets for Families
$25 provides a warm winter blanket for a family in Gaza.
Palestine (Gaza)Humanity
Medical Aid for Gaza: Hospital Supplies
$50 provides essential medicines for one patient in a Gaza clinic.
PakistanMedical
Pakistan Medical Mission: Free Surgery
$150 helps cover the surgical supplies for one patient’s operation.
Multiple countriesScientific
Medical Research & Training in Conflict Zones
$100 funds a day of hands-on training for a local clinician.
SudanMedical
Sudan Medical Aid: Trauma Surgery Missions
$100 will provide trauma supplies to treat one injured patient.
SyriaMedical
Syria Medical Mission: Heart & Joint Surgery
$500 goes toward the implant for one patient’s joint replacement.
LebanonMedical
Lebanon Medical Mission: Eye & Joint Surgery
$250 helps restore a patient’s sight through cataract surgery.
IndiaMedical
Hyderabad Orthopedic Surgery Mission, India
$300 goes toward a patient’s long-awaited orthopedic surgery.
The GambiaMedical
Gambia Mission: Free Eye & Joint Surgery
$250 helps restore a patient’s sight through eye surgery.
Palestine (West Bank)Medical
West Bank Medical Mission: Knee & Hip Surgery
$500 goes toward the implant for one knee or hip replacement.
Palestine (Gaza)Medical
Free Surgery at FAJR's Gaza Hospital
$200 helps fund one patient’s operation, provided free of charge.
LebanonHumanity
Lebanon Relief: Food & Medical Aid
$50 provides a relief package of food and hygiene supplies for a displaced family.
Palestine (Gaza)Medical
Medical Evacuations for Injured Gaza Children
$250 covers transport and housing for an evacuated child and parent.
Palestine (Gaza)Scientific
Build a School in Gaza: 30 Field Schools
$40 gives a child a term of schooling in a FAJR field school.
Palestine (West Bank)Medical
Surgery for Children in the West Bank
$500 goes toward a child’s operation.
Amounts raised as of
General Donation: Where Needed Most
Support ongoing medical and humanitarian work where it’s needed most.
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What your gift provides
Water drop
$33
1 cubic meter (1,000 liters)
Meal
$9
1 meal
Blanket
$25
1 winter blanket for a family
Medicine
$50
Essential medicines for one patient
Medicine
$50
Medication for one patient after surgery
School supplies
$50
Training materials for one medical trainee
Medicine
$50
Medication and wound care for one patient
Medicine
$100
Medication and post-operative care
Medicine
$50
Eye drops and medication after surgery
Medicine
$50
Medication and recovery care for one patient
Medicine
$50
Medication and follow-up care for one patient
Medicine
$100
Medication and post-operative care
Medicine
$50
Medication for one patient’s recovery
Family
$25
A hygiene kit for a displaced family
Medicine
$100
Medication for an evacuated child
School supplies
$25
School supplies for one child
Medicine
$100
Medication and post-operative care for a child
School supplies
$40
One student’s education for one month
Child
$50
Helps fund two counseling sessions for a child.
Water bottle
$100
3 cubic meters (3,000 liters)
Suggested
Meal
$90
10 meals
Suggested
Blanket
$100
4 winter blankets
Suggested
Medical care
$150
Wound-care supplies for a hospital ward
Suggested
Medical care
$150
Surgical supplies for one operation
Suggested
Medical care
$100
A day of hands-on clinical training
Suggested
Medical care
$100
Trauma supplies for one patient
Suggested
Surgery
$500
Toward an implant for one joint replacement
Suggested
Surgery
$250
Toward one cataract surgery
Suggested
Medical care
$150
Surgical consumables for one operation
Surgery
$250
Toward one patient’s eye surgery
Suggested
Medical care
$250
Surgical instruments and consumables for one operation
Surgery
$200
Toward one patient’s operation
Suggested
Food parcel
$50
A food and hygiene relief package
Suggested
Child
$250
Transport and accommodation for a child and parent
Suggested
School supplies
$40
A term of schooling for one child
Suggested
Medical care
$250
Diagnostics and pre-operative tests
Child
$350
Sponsor one student for the full academic year
Suggested
School supplies
$100
Helps train one teacher or school counselor.
Water truck
$500
15 cubic meters (15,000 liters)
Meal
$900
100 meals
Blanket
$250
10 winter blankets
Medical care
$500
Medical equipment for a clinic still operating
Surgery
$500
Toward one patient’s joint or eye surgery
Heart
$500
Toward data collection for a field study
Surgery
$500
Toward a lifesaving operation
Heart
$1,000
Toward one patient’s cardiac procedure
Surgery
$500
Toward a knee or hip replacement implant
Surgery
$300
Toward one patient’s orthopedic surgery
Suggested
Surgery
$500
Toward a knee or hip replacement implant
Surgery
$500
Toward an implant for one knee or hip replacement
Suggested
Surgery
$500
Toward a complex reconstructive surgery
Medicine
$100
Medical care and medicines for a family
Medical care
$1,000
A month of follow-up care and rehabilitation
School supplies
$500
Equipment for one classroom
Surgery
$500
Toward one child’s surgery
Suggested
School supplies
$10,000
Sponsor one class for one shift for the academic year
Heart
$275
Keeps the mental health center open for one day.
Water truck
$1,000
30 cubic meters (30,000 liters)
Meal
$9,000
1,000 meals
Blanket
$1,000
40 winter blankets for displaced families
Medicine
$1,000
A month of supplies for a busy ward
Medical care
$1,000
Toward theatre costs for a day of operating
School supplies
$1,000
Toward a clinician’s specialist course
Heart
$1,500
Toward moving a surgical team to a hard-to-reach area
Surgery
$2,500
Toward one patient’s complete surgery
Surgery
$1,000
Toward one corneal transplant
Medical care
$1,000
Toward theatre costs for a day of operating
Medical care
$1,000
Toward theatre costs for a day of operating
Surgery
$1,500
Toward one patient’s complete surgery
Medical care
$2,000
Toward a day of theatre time and staff
Food parcel
$500
Relief packages for 10 families
Heart
$5,000
Toward one child’s evacuation and treatment
School supplies
$2,500
Helps cover the cost of running a field school for one month
Child
$1,500
Toward a child’s complete surgical care
School supplies
$22,500
Sponsor one classroom across all three daily shifts for the year
Family
$1,925
Keeps the mental health center open for one week.
Not every need announces itself in time to build a campaign around it. A shipment stops at a border, a hospital loses power, a patient needs a transfer this week rather than next month. A General Donation goes where FAJR's teams judge the need to be greatest.
Why unrestricted gifts matter most
Unrestricted gifts are the most useful support FAJR receives, because we can put them to work fastest. Sometimes that is a mission already underway, and sometimes it is the everyday costs that keep all of the work running: coordinating an evacuation, keeping supplies moving, or paying for the logistics that every programme depends on.
Where your gift can go
- Surgery: volunteer surgical missions and FAJR's specialized surgery hospital in Gaza.
- Medical evacuations: bringing injured children from Gaza to treatment abroad.
- Food, water and shelter: hot meals, clean water and winter blankets for displaced families.
- Education: field schools in Gaza and a school for Palestinian children in Cairo.
- Research and training: building lasting local skills.
So far FAJR has supported more than 3,500 surgeries, evacuated 92 children for treatment and delivered over 263,000 medications. See our impact.
Questions about this campaign
Is a General Donation Zakat-eligible?
Yes. Every FAJR campaign, including the General Donation fund, is Zakat-eligible. See our Zakat guide.
Is my donation tax-deductible?
Yes. FAJR Global is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, Tax ID (EIN) 83-1497239, and your gift is tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. You receive a tax receipt by email.
Can I give by Zelle or check?
Yes. Online payments carry a 3% card processing fee and a 1% platform processing fee. Give by Zelle to donate@fajr.org or by check payable to FAJR GLOBAL and the full amount reaches the work. How to give without fees.
Can I give monthly?
Yes. Choose a monthly gift when you donate. You can change or cancel it any time in the Donor Portal, as explained in our FAQ.
Campaign updates
October 31, 2026
7,000 Liters of Desalinated Water Delivered to 104 Families
Blue Lifeline, supported by FAJR Global, made its first water distribution in Gaza City on Saturday, October 31. The team delivered 7,000 liters (7 cubic meters) of desalinated drinking water to Qasr Al-Ruya Camp, near the Al-17 junction.
The water went to the 104 families (423 people) registered on the camp’s beneficiary list. That works out to 16.5 liters per person, or about 67 liters per family on average.
For context, the Sphere humanitarian standards set a minimum of 15 liters per person per day for drinking, cooking and personal hygiene. This delivery gave each person roughly one day of that minimum. It is the first Blue Lifeline distribution recorded in the project’s tracking system. See Gaza Blue Lifeline for progress so far.
October 29, 2026
419 Hot Meals Distributed in Two Gaza City Camps
Hunger Cannot Wait, supported by FAJR Global, distributed 419 hot meals in Gaza City on Thursday, October 29. Of these, 397 meals reached 262 families (1,210 people) in two displacement camps. The other 22 went to households outside the camps that had appealed for help.
Families of 1 to 4 members (127 families) received one meal each. Families of 5 or more (135 families) received two.
- Al-Hidaya Camp, Tal Al-Hawa: 184 families (863 people), 278 meals, plus 15 appeal meals
- Al-Asra Camp, near the Ministry of Detainees: 78 families (347 people), 119 meals, plus 7 appeal meals
Running total: 1,118 hot meals over 3 distribution days (October 22, 26 and 29) in 5 camps. That is 1,032 meals in camps and 86 for appeal cases. Distributions continue two to three times a week. See Gaza Food Assistance for progress so far.
October 26, 2026
699 Hot Meal Trays Distributed in Gaza City
The first round of Hunger Cannot Wait, supported by FAJR Global, delivered 699 hot meal trays in Gaza City on Thursday, October 22, and Monday, October 26. Of these, 635 trays reached 450 registered families (1,918 people) in three displacement camps. The other 64 went to households outside the camps that had appealed for help: 51 on Day 1 and 13 on Day 2.
Families of 1 to 4 members (265 families, 740 people) received one tray each. Families of 5 or more (185 families, 1,178 people) received two.
- Day 1, October 22: Al-Nadi Al-Bahri Camp, 177 families (743 people), 249 trays
- Day 2, October 26: Al-Rahma 3 Camp, 116 families (509 people), 168 trays
- Day 2, October 26: Al-Ataa Camp, 157 families (666 people), 218 trays
With the appeal trays, Day 1 totaled 300 trays and Day 2 totaled 399. Tray totals are as reported by the field team, and camp numbers come from the camp delivery lists.
October 11, 2026
Monitoring Visit and Textbook Distribution
Dr. Mosab Nasser visited the FAJR Educational Center to review its activities. During the visit, students received textbooks for all subjects.
October 10, 2026
Child Protection and Safeguarding Workshop
The center hosted a child protection and safeguarding workshop for teaching and administrative staff, along with FAJR’s media and logistics teams, and Dr. Mosab Nasser, President & CEO of FAJR Global, attended.
October 7, 2026
Student Health Screening
FAJR Global’s medical team conducted health screenings for students at the FAJR Educational Center in Egypt to monitor their health and well-being.
September 19, 2026
Thank you for keeping this campaign moving
Every gift on this page turns into food on a plate within days. A gift of $9 funds one nutritious meal for a displaced family in Gaza. Your support is going straight to food, the transport to move it, and the teams distributing it with dignity.
September 12, 2026
Inside the community kitchen
A look at how a meal comes together: chicken prepared and seasoned in bulk, then cooked in large pots before being packed into trays and delivered while still warm. This is the same shift-based kitchen shown in the campaign photos.
September 5, 2026
Meals reaching families across Gaza
Distribution is underway across displacement shelters in Gaza, reaching families who often cannot get to a market safely. Each parcel and hot meal is delivered by teams working directly where people are sheltering.
Recent supporters
Your gift goes where FAJR’s teams judge the need to be greatest.
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