Thanks to You, We Surpassed Our GivingTuesday Goal!
Posted in: About Anera, Fundraisers
We are happy to share that the Anera community came together in an extraordinary way this GivingTuesday, raising an incredible $324,044!
Your generosity has a direct and urgent impact, especially as families in Gaza face unimaginable hardship amid the ongoing war. At the same time, Lebanon is grappling with the aftermath of war and a fragile ceasefire, leaving many in desperate need of relief.
Here’s how your support is making a difference:
- Providing warm meals to families in Gaza, ensuring sustenance in the midst of devastation.
- Distributing winter coats to children and families in Lebanon, helping them withstand the harsh conditions this winter.
- Expanding medical access for Palestinian refugees in Jordan, providing critical care during these challenging times.
1,845 donors from 37 countries – including 621 new donors! – came together for those who need it most. Even more, we welcomed 89 new Anera Visionaries (monthly donors)! These recurring commitments will ensure Anera’s life-saving efforts continue into 2025 and beyond.
It’s not too late to join this movement! Your GivingTuesday gift can help families rebuild and recover as they navigate these unprecedented challenges.
Thank you for standing with families and communities in Palestine, Lebanon and Jordan. Together, we are making a profound difference while building resilience and hope for a brighter future.
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