Help Us Provide Warmth to 6,000 Displaced People in Lebanon

Winter is fast approaching, and temperatures are dropping rapidly across Lebanon. Thousands of families displaced by the devastating conflict are bracing for the cold without proper clothing. Many have left everything behind and are now living in harsh conditions.

This is a critical time to support these vulnerable communities by providing essential winter clothing.

About the Campaign

The Daher Foundation and FabricAID are launching an urgent campaign to bring warmth to families in need. Together, we aim to provide winter clothing packages to 6,000 displaced individuals, starting in the Bekaa region and expanding to other areas across Lebanon.

What We’re Doing

FabricAID will prepare customized warmth packages, each containing seven essential winter clothing items. Every package costs just $5 and is tailored for men, women, and children, sorted by size, age, and gender.

Each package includes:

Scarf

Light jacket

Pair of pants

Sweater

Long-sleeve shirt

T-shirt

Heavy jacket or coat

The Daher Foundation will oversee the distribution of these packages in the Bekaa region, working alongside trusted charities and civil organizations to ensure aid reaches the most vulnerable families across Lebanon.

How You Can Help

For just $5, you can sponsor a person in need, providing them with a full package of winter essentials. The Daher Foundation will cover all distribution efforts and costs, ensuring that 100% of your contribution goes directly toward preparing and delivering these warmth packages.

Our Goal

We are raising $30,000 to reach 6,000 individuals. Your support can make a direct impact, helping families stay warm and protected during the harsh winter months.

Stay Updated

Transparency is at the heart of our mission. To stay informed about the progress of the campaign and distribution efforts, you will receive regular updates.

Your contribution will bring warmth, comfort, and hope to those facing extreme hardship. Join us in making a difference today.