Rebuild Palestine — Help us mobilize US$200 million over three years for relief, recovery and reconstruction.

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Partners

Institutional, corporate and government engagement

Significant institutional contributions follow an inquiry and due-diligence workflow rather than an ordinary online donation.

Rebuild Palestine funding partnership

Contracting entity

Any grant agreement, contribution agreement, MOU or funding documentation identifies the correct legal contracting and recipient entity. Global Fund of Palestine is an initiative and is not automatically the contracting legal entity.

Foundations & institutions

Grants and institutional contributions

For foundations, NGOs and development institutions seeking grant agreements, designated funding, reporting requirements and audit provisions.

Private sector

Corporate partnership

Potential engagement categories may include philanthropic contributions, approved project partnerships, technical expertise, reconstruction-related support and in-kind assistance where legally and operationally appropriate.

Public institutions

Government & development partnership

A formal contact pathway for governments, diplomatic missions and public development institutions. Commitments are handled through documentation and due diligence, not consumer checkout.

Partner due diligence

What prospective implementing organizations undergo

This is the architecture the initiative is building toward for any organization that may receive charitable funding.

  • Identity verification
  • Organizational due diligence
  • Governance review
  • Banking verification
  • Sanctions screening
  • Restricted-party screening
  • Programmatic review
  • Conflict-of-interest review
  • Grant agreement
  • Monitoring and reporting
  • Audit trail

These controls are described as the intended framework. They are not represented as fully operational. No funds are represented as going to any organization merely because it appears on this website or submits an application.

Engagement workflow

How an institutional inquiry proceeds

  1. 01

    Inquiry

    An institution submits an inquiry describing its interest, scope and timeline.

  2. 02

    Initial review

    The partnerships team reviews fit, charitable purpose and compliance considerations.

  3. 03

    Due diligence

    Mutual due diligence, including entity verification, sanctions screening and documentation exchange.

  4. 04

    Documentation

    A grant agreement, contribution agreement or MOU identifying the correct legal contracting entity.

  5. 05

    Contribution

    Funds are received through the approved Global Fund for Assistance Inc. channel.

  6. 06

    Reporting

    Agreed monitoring, financial reporting and, where appropriate, publication in the Transparency Center.

Contact our partnerships team

Start an institutional inquiry

Submitting an inquiry does not create a commitment by either party. Nothing submitted is treated as committed funding.

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