LEBANON NEEDS YOUR HELP!

Lebanon is going through hardest times. More than 1 million Lebanese have been suffering from displacement, poverty, and fear.Many initiatives on the ground have been carried to relieve, as much as possible, the hardship. To facilitate and support their works, we have mapped most of the NGOs that operate in Lebanon.
All NGOs mapped hereafter are referenced by the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs.To support the people of Lebanon, simply use the following map:
1. Select the type of humanitarian action that matters to you.
2. If you want to help a specific region, select it by clicking on the map.
3. Click on the NGO you want to support. You will be redirected to its donation page for Lebanon.

GUIDANCE

What are the most common needs now in Lebanon?
Given the political situation and the winter coming, NGOs call for help in the following:
-Shelters
-Health
-Food security
If you don't know what type of action you would like to support, you can select the 'Basic Assistance' category.How much shall I give?
We recommend you give as much as you can safely afford. As a matter of information, a 30$ donation feeds a family for a day.Is my donation safe?
Yes. All the links referenced here are sourced from the NGOs' official websites. Moreover, all the NGOs mapped here are referenced by the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs. You can learn more on their website.I know an NGO that operates but which is not referenced in the map. Why?
To ensure donations are monitored according to the highest standards, we have limited the mapping to NGOs that are referenced by the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs. And among them, we have mapped the NGO that provide donation links to their Lebanese offices. If you have a link for a UNOCHA-referenced NGO's donation page in Lebanon, you can send it to the following address: admin@lebanon-united.org. We will then add it to the map.

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