Iftar for Fasting People in Ramadan
We provide daily Iftar and Suhoor meals for fasting families in Gaza throughout Ramadan.
Meals reach beneficiary families directly as part of the Ramadan Iftar program.
Organized field implementation with daily photo/video documentation that reflects the real impact.
Donate Now to Provide Iftar
Donate Now to Provide Iftar
Where does your donation go?
Ready Meals & Food Parcels
We prepare daily iftar meals and complete Ramadan food parcels, sufficient for families for four weeks, with fresh vegetables weekly.
Daily Distribution
Meals are delivered daily to families and shelters before Iftar time to ensure timely support.
Dignity & Respect
A distribution method that preserves people’s dignity and privacy without crowding or exploitation.
Why Iftar support now?
- Growing dependence on daily Iftar meals as a lifeline for families.
- Rising food prices and difficulty in accessing supplies.
- Limited cooking capacity due to fuel shortages.
Our Experience in Ramadan Iftar Programs
Ramadan 2024
Kitchen expansion and improved distribution operations
Ramadan 2025
Higher operational capacity and wider impact (with you)
Expected Impact This Ramadan
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Meals per day
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Beneficiary families
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Days of giving
Distribution Areas Inside Gaza
Flexible delivery points based on need and shelter locations.
North Gaza
Multiple neighborhoods and areas
Gaza City
And nearby shelters
Central Area
Based on density and need
South Gaza
Daily distribution before Iftar
Frequently Asked Questions
We prepare daily Iftar and Suhoor meals in central kitchens under clear health standards, then distribute them before Iftar time to families and shelters.
Yes. You can complete your donation securely online through our GiveWP donation form.
Your donation supports meal preparation, daily kitchen operations, and field distribution before Iftar—committed to transparency and dignity.
Yes. The donation form offers multiple giving levels—choose what suits you best.
We document preparation and distribution through photos and videos while respecting privacy and dignity.
We use organized distribution methods that reduce crowding and prioritize privacy—documenting the humanitarian work without exposing people.
Meals are delivered daily before Iftar time; operational details may vary based on field conditions.
Yes, providing meals for fasting people is a meaningful form of Ramadan charity and a direct way to support families in need.