
Emergency response
Gaza Emergency
Help provide emergency humanitarian assistance for vulnerable and displaced families in Gaza.
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Rebuild Palestine — Help us mobilize US$200 million over three years for relief, recovery and reconstruction.
Support the campaignGeographic pathway
Emergency humanitarian response, early recovery, reconstruction and economic restoration.

Flagship campaign
US$200 million for relief, recovery & reconstruction
Our 3-year resource-mobilization goal — not an amount raised, pledged or secured.
Other ways to donate
Explore focused giving and employer matching pathways. Every charitable designation remains a donor recommendation to the legal recipient.

Emergency response
Help provide emergency humanitarian assistance for vulnerable and displaced families in Gaza.
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Employer matching gifts
Your employer may match your charitable contribution. Check whether your gift is eligible for an employer matching-gift program.
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Children and families
Support humanitarian assistance, protection and care for vulnerable children and orphans affected by the crisis in Gaza.
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A pathway in development
Support humanitarian assistance for vulnerable Palestinian families through your Zakat.
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These pathways describe intended charitable purposes and do not represent completed, currently funded or guaranteed activities. Employer matching depends on each employer’s rules. The Zakat pathway does not claim Zakat eligibility, Sharia compliance, a 100% policy or scholarly approval.

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Gaza faces simultaneous humanitarian, recovery and reconstruction needs on a scale documented by independent assessment. Contributions designated to Gaza are intended to support charitable programs across relief, essential services and early recovery, delivered through appropriately vetted implementing partners.
Feasibility depends on access, security, banking channels, sanctions and other compliance requirements. Global Fund of Palestine does not represent that any specific project is underway, funded or completed unless it is documented and reported in the Transparency Center.
The scale of the challenge
US$71.4 BILLION
Estimated recovery and reconstruction needs over the next decade
US$26.3 BILLION
Estimated needs during the first 18 months
US$35.2 BILLION
Estimated physical infrastructure damage
US$22.7 BILLION
Estimated economic and social losses
371,888+ HOUSING UNITS
Destroyed or damaged
68+ MILLION METRIC TONS OF DEBRIS
Estimated to require removal and management
Source: Gaza Strip Rapid Damage and Needs Assessment, April 2026 — World Bank, European Union and United Nations.
View the authoritative assessmentEstimates are subject to revision as conditions and assessments evolve.
External assessments and data are cited as independent sources. Citation does not imply that the World Bank, the United Nations, the European Union, UNRWA, the Palestinian Authority, the U.S. Government or the IRS support, endorse, administer, authorize or partner with Global Fund of Palestine or Global Fund for Assistance Inc..
Priorities
Food, essential supplies and emergency assistance delivered through appropriately vetted implementing partners.
Healthcare recovery, medical services, facilities, equipment and health-system resilience.
Clean water, sanitation, wastewater systems and essential water infrastructure.
Learning continuity, schools, educational infrastructure and child-focused recovery.
Housing, community facilities and reconstruction-related initiatives.
Agriculture, food systems, livelihoods and economic recovery.
Program areas describe intended charitable purposes. They are not a representation that funded activities are currently operating in a given location.