Project Hope lebanon
The catastrophic escalation in Lebanon has shattered a population already broken by cumulative crises. The UN (OCHA) confirms that those impacted are now enduring the worst humanitarian crisis in decades.
Continuous strikes have leveled critical infrastructure and completely severed essential services, pushing food insecurity and poverty to unprecedented levels. The massive wave of internal displacement, coupled with a paralyzed economy, has created a desperate reality that demands immediate, life-saving intervention.
Since the major escalation on March 2, 2026, Lebanon has been plunged into its most severe humanitarian crisis in decades. In just over six weeks of intense conflict, the death toll has surpassed 2,100, with more than 6,900 injured. This follows a year of persistent cross-border violence that had already claimed 1,800 lives, bringing the total loss of life since late 2023 to nearly 4,000 people.
The Current Crisis: A Nation at the Breaking Point
Since the major escalation on March 2, 2026, Lebanon has been plunged into its most severe humanitarian crisis in decades. In just over six weeks of intense conflict, the death toll has surpassed 2,100, with more than 6,900 injured. This follows a year of persistent cross-border violence that had already claimed 1,800 lives, bringing the total loss of life since late 2023 to nearly 4,000 souls.
a sacrafice of love: the church in action
From the first day of this emergency, the Church in Lebanon has stood as a beacon of hope. Individual believers and congregations have thrown open their doors, turning homes and sanctuaries into places of refuge. We have seen families living on meager rations themselves take in as many as nine displaced families, sharing their last bits of food with the starving and malnourished. This is the body of Christ in its most beautiful, sacrificial form—but their resources are exhausted.
the tragedy of april 2026
The situation reached a horrific peak on Wednesday, 8 April 2026, now known as "Black Wednesday." In a single 10-minute window, over 100 targets across Lebanon were struck. This short burst of violence killed at least 357 people and wounded over 1,200. The immediate loss of life in those ten minutes exceeded the death toll of the 2020 Beirut port explosion, marking it as one of the deadliest single events in modern Lebanese history.
project hope feed a family
To support the local church and the families they are sheltering, we are providing food parcels carefully designed to meet basic nutritional needs. Each parcel contains the following essential life-sustaining items:
Protein & Staples: Beans, Rice, and Flour
Essentials: Sugar, Salt, and Cooking Oil
Nutrition & Comfort: Milk, Coffee, and Tea
your impact
The average cost of a life-saving food parcel is USD$42. We have set a goal of USD$50,000 to extend our assistance through the end of the year.
100% of your donation goes directly to the field. Our organization does not retain any portion for administrative or operational purposes. All funds are divided equally among our partners on the ground and are subject to transparent, audited financial processes.
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First National Bank Cheque Account 62875701205Universal Branch Code 250655Use Leb and your e-mail address as referenceYour support will bring hope and relief to those in need. Please consider sharing this appeal with your network and help us spread the word.
