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To Our Expat Followers, Here’s How You Can Help Beirut
Expats and locals, actually!
For those looking for some organizations and non-profits that are providing relief efforts all around the country, here is a list of some to which you can donate.
Children’s Cancer Center Lebanon
With the influx of patients, hospitals are at full capacity, adding to the already existing struggles of the Lebanese health sector. This has pushed them to transfer all young cancer patients to Lebanon’s Children’s Cancer Center which has been at risk due to the rapidly declining economic situation.
Donate here.
Impact Lebanon
A powerhouse that is vetting non-sectarian, non-political NGOs and are distributing funds to ensure widespread influence.
Donate here.
Lebanese Red Cross
The main provider of ambulance services, first aid services, and blood banks. They have also been involved in search and rescue operations.
Donate here.
World Food Program
The United Nations’ World Food Program provides food to people displaced or made homeless after the blast. Funds to the UN and partners will go “straight to the people,” said Humanitarian Coordinator Najat Rochdi.
Donate here.
International Medical Corps
Medical units deployed to provide health services to those in need, as well as mental health care.
Donate here.
For those looking for some organizations and non-profits that are providing relief efforts all around the country, here is a list of some to which you can donate.
Children’s Cancer Center Lebanon
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— ccclebanon (@CCCLebanon) August 6, 2020
https://t.co/QAVRY4Faaq#CCCL pic.twitter.com/tEOa7o0exv
With the influx of patients, hospitals are at full capacity, adding to the already existing struggles of the Lebanese health sector. This has pushed them to transfer all young cancer patients to Lebanon’s Children’s Cancer Center which has been at risk due to the rapidly declining economic situation.
Donate here.
Impact Lebanon
In addition to our fundraising efforts, we’ve been organising direct shipments from the UK to provide urgently-needed items to support people struggling to support their families.
— Impact Lebanon (@ImpactLebanon) August 13, 2020
We have a scheduled second shipment of clothes and other essentials tomorrow! Stay tuned for more. pic.twitter.com/gdrUOQcdis
A powerhouse that is vetting non-sectarian, non-political NGOs and are distributing funds to ensure widespread influence.
Donate here.
Lebanese Red Cross
— Lebanese Red Cross (@RedCrossLebanon) August 4, 2020
The main provider of ambulance services, first aid services, and blood banks. They have also been involved in search and rescue operations.
Donate here.
World Food Program
Lives, homes & businesses were lost, in a country where many were already struggling to make ends meet. WFP is on the ground, preparing to deliver food assistance to families in #Lebanon
— WFP MENA (@WFP_MENA) August 8, 2020
You can help 👇
The United Nations’ World Food Program provides food to people displaced or made homeless after the blast. Funds to the UN and partners will go “straight to the people,” said Humanitarian Coordinator Najat Rochdi.
Donate here.
International Medical Corps
Urgent help needed in #Lebanon.
— International Medical Corps (@IMC_Worldwide) August 5, 2020
As a result of the blast, hospital emergency departments are overwhelmed and struggling to provide care. Our team is on the ground, providing help and supplies to overwhelmed hospitals in the city. Donate today: https://t.co/ImwB0iClDx pic.twitter.com/QOhhJ8JECn
Medical units deployed to provide health services to those in need, as well as mental health care.
Donate here.
