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Israel and Gaza Relief and Recovery Fund is sponsored by Center for Disaster Philanthropy (CDP). The CDP Israel and Gaza Relief and Recovery Fund supports efforts to help those with the greatest immediate and long-term unmet needs in Gaza and Israel.
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Israel and Gaza Relief and Recovery Fund - CDP Donate now: Support recovery from the earthquakes in Venezuela Israel and Gaza Relief and Recovery Fund As the war and violence in Israel and Gaza continue to escalate, the provision of and access to life-saving services have deteriorated for millions of civilians. Humanitarian aid and support are urgently needed.
Guided by a principled humanitarian approach, CDP’s Israel and Gaza Relief and Recovery Fund centers on the dignity and humanity of all civilians in Gaza and Israel. Through this fund, donors can support efforts to help those with the greatest immediate and long-term unmet needs. In our Oct.
11 statement , CDP called on donors to center humanity and to seek hope, harmony and healing in their giving choices. While limited, the recommencement of aid convoys into Gaza through the Rafah border crossing provides philanthropy with an opportunity to assist the hundreds of thousands of Palestinian civilians trapped in Gaza. Humanitarian efforts are also underway to assist the civilians injured and displaced in Israel.
(A wall at Netiv HaAsara facing the Gaza border reads the words “Path to Peace” in Hebrew, Arabic and English.
Photo by Cole Keister on Unsplash ) This fund supports this disaster: Gaza-Israeli Humanitarian Crisis The ongoing bombardment of Gaza and the Israeli government’s call for Palestinian civilian relocations have created a desperate need for shelter, clean water, sanitation, fuel, food, medicines, hygiene supplies and other non-food items.
The continuing violence, displacement, insecurity and other hardships are certain to have left survivors in Israel and Gaza in need of mental health and other support. No end is currently in sight for the conflict, and risks of further escalation exist. CDP will work with affected communities to explore how best to serve their needs over the coming months and years.
With support from our Israel and Gaza Relief and Recovery Fund, our grantee partners are helping those with the greatest immediate and long-term unmet needs. Meet our grantee partners Thank you to the following donors for their generous support of CDP's Israel and Gaza Relief and Recovery Fund.
s" style="--gx: var(--sxo);"> Your support of this fund will have a direct and significant impact on CDP’s efforts to meet the ongoing and ever-expanding humanitarian challenges from the conflict in Israel and Gaza. For more information on the situation and to learn about available resources, contact Devin Mathias, Senior Director, Development . To make a donation or learn more about the fund, please contact our Development Team .
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations providing humanitarian aid and recovery services to civilians affected by the crisis in Israel and Gaza, with focus on those with greatest unmet needs. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Israel and Gaza Relief and Recovery Fund accepts applications on a rolling basis — there is no single fixed deadline. Check the official notice for any cycle-specific review dates.
Israel and Gaza Relief and Recovery Fund is funded by Center for Disaster Philanthropy (CDP). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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