Support 260,000 Refugees in Al Faw

Help Provide Life-Saving Aid to Refugees in Al Faw, Eastern Al Jazeera State, Sudan

For the past two years, the people of Al Faw in Eastern Al Jazeera State, Sudan, have endured the devastating impact of war. Over **260,000 individuals** are currently living in refugee camps, struggling to survive in the face of malnutrition, disease (including cholera), and lack of basic resources.

With winter approaching, these families urgently need **food supplies** to make it through each day. Every donation you make will go directly to a local community member on the ground who is working tirelessly to purchase and distribute essential supplies. These include:

- Hot meals for refugees

- Basic cooking necessities like flour, oil, coal, sugar, lentils, rice, and macaroni

Funds will be transferred through a secure money transfer service to ensure that 100% of your generous donation reaches those in need. Your support can help provide hope, health, and a sense of dignity for those facing unimaginable hardship.

Please consider donating today to make a difference in the lives of those who need it most. Every little bit counts. Together, we can help them survive this crisis and rebuild their futures.

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About Me and How the Funds Will Be Used

My name is Tasnim Mustafa, and I’m from North Carolina. I have a direct connection to the people of Al Faw Eastern Al Jazeera State , Sudan, through my community network. A member of my community, who is from the impacted region, is in direct contact with those in need and is overseeing the distribution of these vital food supplies.

The funds will be sent via Bankak which is Sudan Bank app that transfers funds directly to those in the region, ensuring transparency and security. Every donation will be used solely to purchase and distribute essential food supplies, such as flour, rice, lentils, oil, sugar, and coal, to provide hot meals for the refugees in the camps.

Thank you for your kindness and generosity in helping these families survive and rebuild their lives.