$60/month or $720/year -Sponsor a Palestinian child.
With much of the Gaza Strip in ruins, the children of Palestine are enduring famine-like conditions. Many children have died of malnutrition or dehydration-related complications, and 1 in 3 children under the age of 2 are acutely malnourished.
This is your chance to take a Palestinian child into your heart and soul through the lifechanging care and protection of orphan sponsorship.
A beautiful Sunnah
Right now, taking care of a child in Gaza goes beyond keeping the child alive. Over 850,000 children who fled their homes on foot since October 7th are suffering from the trauma of war and displacement. Caregivers who have struggled to keep children warm over winter now face the threat of summer heat. Every day, they must make a terrible decision: do they stand in line for bread for hours or do they protect their children.
The mercy of orphan sponsorship
Either monthly or annually, your sponsorship provides a stipend to an orphan’s caregiver, helping to cover the cost of their food, shelter, water, healthcare, and other essential needs.
Twice a year you’ll receive a report telling you how the child you sponsor is doing, with updates on their health and education.
Please note visits to children in Gaza are currently on pause until we can revert from providing immediate life-saving aid to reporting on each child’s wellbeing.
Sponsor a Palestinian child today.
Disclaimer on Aid Delivery
Human Appeal acknowledges the significant challenges in delivering aid to Gaza due to external factors, including ongoing border closures, security concerns, and restrictions imposed by occupying forces. Despite these obstacles, we are committed to responding swiftly and decisively. When opportunities arise—such as temporary openings of border crossings—we act immediately to send in excess supplies. In addition, we work closely with local partners and suppliers within Gaza to ensure that essential goods and services are sourced internally whenever possible. This dual strategy helps us maintain a steady flow of aid, support livelihoods, and reinforce resilience on the ground.
