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It only takes seconds to share the blessings of Ramadan
Every few seconds, somewhere in the world, someone is forced to flee their home leaving behind the life they once knew.
Yet today, during the month of giving and sharing, together we can help families to have a roof over their heads, a warm meal for iftar, clean water to drink and wash with, and the hope they need to continue building a safer future.
US$350
Helps 3 families have access to food, water and medicine
US$105
can secure warm food and safe shelter for 1 refugee in Ramadan to the end of 2021
US$55
can help 3 refugees afford basic essentials for one month
(image © UNHCR/Rakan Al-Badani)
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