GivingTuesday 2023
by Anera
Posted in: fundraisers
You can show your support for Palestinians by donating to Anera this GivingTuesday, November 28.
All donations will be DOUBLED to have 2X the impact on Palestinian families and vulnerable communities in Gaza, the West Bank, Lebanon and Jordan!
Your support during GivingTuesday gives us the flexibility to adapt during emergencies and meet the needs of vulnerable communities in the Middle East. You make it possible for our teams on the ground to deliver immediate emergency relief in Gaza, provide families with coats during the harsh winter season in Lebanon, help Palestinian and Syrian refugees in Jordan access life-saving medical care, and so much more!
5 Great Reasons to Give
In honor of International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People, we present here 5 great reasons why you should donate to Anera on November 28.
Every dollar makes a difference. Your support, no matter how small, is crucial to helping Anera deliver ongoing relief.
We’re local. Our staff are from the communities they serve, providing crucial knowledge and connections to deliver the most effective programs.
Your gift will be put to work right away supporting emergency response efforts and sustainable programs in health, education, water infrastructure, agriculture and economic development.
97% of every dollar donated goes directly toward our programs, meaning your gift is put to good use.
Did we already mention our match? All gifts made on November 28 will be DOUBLED to provide holistic support to communities in Palestine, Lebanon and Jordan.
No matter where you are in the world, you can stand in solidarity with Palestinians. Your support is critical in helping us deliver immediate and long-term relief to Palestinian families and vulnerable communities in Palestine, Lebanon and Jordan.
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