Emergency Appeal For Lebanon
Emergency Appeal For Lebanon
Emergency Appeal
This Appeal is for
Lebanon is facing a severe humanitarian crisis. Thousands of families are struggling to access basic necessities like food, clean water and safe shelter.CAP Foundation is on the ground, working with trusted partners to deliver emergency food, shelter and essential aid to those most in need including orphans, widows and the elderly.The situation is urgent and continues to worsen. Your support today can help provide immediate relief and bring hope to families who have lost everything.
Emergency Appeal For Lebanon
Israeli air strikes are extending to every area of Lebanon. That’s what we saw yesterday and that’s what’s happening today. There are reports [of strikes] from Hermel to the northeast and Nabatieh towards the southeast. (Al-Jazeera News | 27-09-2024)
Lebanon is a country that has been living off international aid for years now and does not have enough funds to help people in need. This is not going to be easy and it seems that we’re just at the beginning.
(Al-Jazeera News | 27-09-2024)
"Whoever relieves a believer's distress in this world, Allah (swt) will relieve their distress on the Day of Resurrection." [Sunan Ibn Majah]
Emergency Appeal For Lebanon
We Can Help Lebanon Right Now
- EMERGENCY APPEAL
Cap Foundation can provide shelter and food to starving families, destitute and needy orphans, widows, and the elderly. We can help the people of Lebanon just as we helped in Turkey, Morocco, Gaza and elsewhere. The situation is rapidly evolving, and we are working with our partners on the ground to assess where your donations will make maximum impact. Whatever you can contribute, you will help provide emergency aid to those suffering in Lebanon. We ask you to Donate Now and help your brothers and sisters who are in urgent need and help save lives! May Allah (swt) reward you abundantly in both worlds! Ameen.
Emergency Appeal For Lebanon
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