Emergency Relief for Lebanon and Support Families in Crisis

Dear All,

As Lebanon faces the heartbreaking consequences of escalating aggressions, it is estimated that over 300,000 innocent civilians have been forcibly displaced from their homes in South Lebanon, Bekaa, Beirut Suburb among other areas. Families, children, and the elderly are seeking refuge in different parts of the country, uncertain of what tomorrow holds. The weight of this crisis is unimaginable, but in times of great challenge, we have always seen the resilience of the Lebanese people and the compassion of our global community.

Today, Lebanon calls upon you.

We urgently appeal to UN agencies, International NGOs, NGOs, social enterprises, coalitions, and service providers to join forces in responding to this humanitarian emergency. The displaced communities need immediate support in shelter, matresses, food security, healthcare, education, mental health services, and protection. Every organization’s expertise, resources, and networks can contribute to alleviating their suffering and restoring hope in these dark times.

Your Role is Critical:

We, a group of Lebanese social activists, invite you to partner with us in this collective response effort. Whether through direct relief, providing technical assistance, or advocating on behalf of those affected, your involvement can make a profound difference. Together, we can help Lebanon’s internally displaced people maintain their dignity and safety.

What You Can Do:

Provide Relief: Mobilize resources—whether financial, in-kind donations, or professional expertise—to address the urgent needs. This will be discussed in our first coordination call to agree on who can do what.

Amplify the Cause: Share this message within your networks to raise awareness of Lebanon’s IDPs and inspire action. The more people/organizations join in, the more we can serve.

Today more than ever we need to stand in solidarity with fellow Lebanese so that they do not become collateral damage, or numbers in the news, for an armed conflict they have neither signed up for nor wish to participate in.

Together, we can bring light to those enduring the hardest of times. Lebanon is calling, and we hope you will answer.