Despite closed borders and growing famine, your donations broke through where politics couldn’t.
Together, we moved with intention. With love. With precision. Every dollar went where it was needed most—bringing relief, dignity, and survival to those living in unlivable conditions.
Even with zero aid trucks coming in, our community kitchens continued cooking. We adapted menus to what we could find in local markets. Lentils. Onions. Oil. Firewood. That’s all it took to keep families nourished.
Each day, hundreds of gallons of food were prepared and shared across North Gaza, reaching over 37,000 people this month.
When food became scarce, clean water became essential. We continued delivering truckloads daily-keeping families hydrated, helping with cooking, and giving them the basic dignity of hygiene.
When food became scarce, clean water became essential. We continued delivering truckloads daily-keeping families hydrated, helping with cooking, and giving them the basic dignity of hygiene.
In Cairo, 8 displaced Palestinian families received financial support for rent and living expenses. These are families who fled bombings, are unable to work, and are still rebuilding from trauma. Your donations gave them breathing room—and a reminder that they are seen.
Every meal served, every water truck sent, every family housed is a quiet rebellion against erasure. Thank you for being part of it.
Let’s keep going.
Let’s keep showing up.
Eman Mabrouk leads Rammun Foundation and The Collective Souk, creating direct aid solutions and sustainable empowerment for communities in crisis.
In April 2025, Rammun Foundation launched an emergency aid campaign in Gaza-delivering meals, clean water, baby formula, and hygiene kits to hundreds of families facing critical shortages. With escalating needs amid ongoing blockades, our team is working around the clock to provide life‑saving supplies directly on the ground.
In May 2025, Rammun Foundation doubled clean water deliveries and distributed over 60,000 hot meals across North Gaza. Despite rising costs and closed borders, our all-volunteer team continued to provide food, water, and essential aid directly to families in crisis.
