Bring Relief & Hope to Families in Gaza
Your generosity can bring urgent relief to Gaza—Humaniti is on the ground because of you.
Humaniti's Post Ceasefire Update👇
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Registered Canadian & U.S. Nonprofit
100% Zakat-Eligible
Humaniti's charitable registration number in Canada is 719676926RR0001CRA, and in the USA they are a 501(c)(3) U.S. Nonprofit with Tax ID 92-3079413.
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Critical May 2025 Update
1. How does Humaniti get relief into Gaza?
Despite extreme challenges, Humaniti continues to deliver critical aid into Gaza through a network of longstanding, trusted local partners who have been operating on the ground for years.
Our approach is local-first: we work directly with registered charities, NGOs, and local suppliers inside Gaza. Even before the full blockade, we had partners maintaining pre-stocked warehouses of food, hygiene supplies, clean water, and medical goods.
Today, with humanitarian access severely restricted, we are still moving aid through limited open corridors (such as Rafah) in partnership with a handful of authorized organizations. Wherever possible, we procure items locally within Gaza to overcome border closures and shortages.
Even after two of our own tent villages — which housed displaced families — were struck by airstrikes on April 27 and May 7, 2025, resulting in civilian casualties and destroyed infrastructure, Humaniti has remained on the ground, fully committed to delivering aid through every means available.
2. How long will supplies last?
Supplies inside Gaza are dangerously low.
On April 25, 2025, the UN World Food Programme announced its food stockpiles in Gaza were completely depleted, warning of a looming famine.
While Humaniti has been able to sustain aid delivery through strong local networks, our own stocks of food, water, medicine, and fuel are expected to last only a few more weeks without renewed access.
✅ Fuel shortages now threaten water delivery, hospital generators, and aid logistics
✅ Food insecurity is rising daily, with fresh produce and meat virtually gone
✅ Medicine and infant supplies like formula and diapers are nearly exhausted
In parallel, Humaniti is preparing emergency shelter and relief for families fleeing into Egypt, while still supporting thousands of civilians and orphans trapped inside Gaza — even as our own shelter camps have come under direct attack.
3. What type of aid is Humaniti providing?
Since the escalation of the conflict in late 2023, Humaniti has adapted its relief model to meet urgent and evolving needs. Our current support includes:
Emergency Aid on the Ground:
✅ Hot Meals: Thousands of displaced families are served cooked meals daily, primarily rice and stew-based dishes.
✅ Clean Water: We continue to fund daily water deliveries, though operations are increasingly threatened by diesel shortages.
✅ Medical Aid: We provide medical tools, financial assistance, and customized support for injured and disabled individuals, including orphans and civilians.
✅ Orphan Care: Over 5,000 orphaned children receive monthly $50 care packages including food, hygiene items, fresh produce, clothing, and cash support.
✅ Shelter: Humaniti operates and supports tent villages for displaced families. Two of these villages — in Al-Mawasi (April 27) and Deir Al-Balah (May 7) — were recently hit by airstrikes, resulting in multiple deaths, injuries, and the destruction of dozens of tents. Despite this, other camps remain operational.
✅ Essential Supplies: Distribution of blankets, hygiene kits, infant formula, diapers, and seasonal items.
✅ Takiyya Kitchens: Support for communal kitchens that continue feeding large groups of displaced families.
Preparing for Recovery:
As soon as conditions allow, we are ready to:
✅ Scale up food aid using preserved and bulk goods
✅ Rehabilitate water wells and supply systems
✅ Expand mobile and fixed healthcare services
✅ Launch shelter rebuilding and debris removal
✅ Support job creation and local economic recovery
✅ Rebuild access to education and healthcare
Damage to a Humaniti tent village in Gaza following an airstrike in April 2025.
The streets of Gaza, once filled with the warmth gatherings, now stand in ruins. The sound of children laughing has been replaced with the echoes of hunger and grief. Families who once shared plates with loved ones now sit in the dark, unsure where their next meal will come from.
💔 As of April 2025, at least 51,305 Palestinians have lost their lives, and more than 117,096 are wounded. Women and children make up a devastating portion of the casualties. The suffering is unimaginable, yet the world moves on.
🔴 1.84 million people in Gaza are facing extreme food insecurity. There is no clean water, no steady food supply, no medicine for the sick, and no power to keep hospitals running.
The World Health Organization reports that Gaza’s hospitals are nearing total collapse. Life-saving medicines are running out. Medical teams are stretched beyond capacity. And more than 60,000 children are severely malnourished, to make matters worse, recent bakery closures due to flour and fuel shortages mean families now go days without bread. This is not just a crisis. It’s a catastrophe. And the window to act is closing fast.
Current Initiatives by Humaniti on the Ground:
Mobile Clinics: Humaniti’s mobile clinics are a lifeline for communities in Gaza with no access to functioning hospitals. Over 5,000 individuals benefited from these mobile units, receiving vital medical support and psychosocial care.
Medical Mission: Humaniti’s medical missions provide life-saving healthcare in Gaza, where hospitals are overwhelmed and critically under-resourced. Thousands of patients received urgent care, including life-saving treatments and essential medications.
Water Well Rehabilitation: Humaniti rehabilitated water wells, providing clean water to over 50,000 individuals and preventing waterborne diseases. (Al Khair and Al Naser)
Hot Meals and Medical Aid: Food insecurity affects millions in Gaza, leaving many families without even a single proper meal a day. Humaniti served over 150,000 hot meals and delivered food parcels to more than 25,000 households.(Deir Al-Balah and Rafah)
Emergency Shelter: Humaniti has provided emergency shelter supplies, including blankets and mattresses, to over 10,000 individuals.
Ramadan Aid: During last Ramadan, Humaniti delivered over 50,000 iftar and suhoor meals to fasting families in Gaza. These meals provided relief and dignity to families observing the holy month in challenging conditions. (Deir El Balah - Gaza Strip)
Food Hospice (Tekiyah): Serving hot meals to Gaza’s most vulnerable communities. Thousands of families rely on these community kitchens to receive daily nourishment and hope. Over 30,000 people benefited from kitchen hot meals. (Deir El Balah - Gaza Strip)
Orphan Support: As of March 2025, Over 3,000 5,000 Gaza’s orphans are supported with food, clothing, and education through Humaniti’s Orphan Support Program. The orphans also benefit from the well needed assistance and emotional support.
100 Family Village: A village in Deir El Balah accommodating 100 families with permanent shelter, including daily meals, drinking water, a playground, a Masjid, and a school for 300 children, prioritizing the ill, elderly, pregnant women, and children.
The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “When Allah loves a people, He afflicts them with trials.” (Sahih)
❤️ Allah loves the people of Palestine and He loves YOU too by offering you this opportunity right now to provide aid.
Which deeds are best?
Umar ibn al-Khattab reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, was asked, “Which deeds are best?” The Prophet said, “To bring happiness to a believer, to satisfy his hunger, to clothe his nakedness, or to fulfill his needs.”
You are being invited at this very moment to perform the best of deeds. Will you help save a family's life in Gaza?
Total Impact by Humaniti on the Ground:
Food Aid: Over 800,000 hot meals and other food items distributed.
Water Aid: Over 1 million beneficiaries across various water projects.
Medical Aid: Over 1 million beneficiaries assisted through hospitals, mobile clinics, medicines, and medical equipment.
Shelter and Comfort: Tens of Thousands of families were provided with tents, blankets, and other essential aid.
Your donation today can bring hope and relief to countless lives in Gaza. In this critical hour, let us come together and show that the Ummah stands unwavering in support of the innocent civilians enduring unimaginable hardships.
- $75 USD = 15 Hot Meals
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$100 USD = Emergency Food Pack
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$125 USD = Clean Drinking Water
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$200 USD = Emergency Medical Supplies to Hospitals
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$500 USD = Emergency Shelter
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$1,000 USD = Emergency Aid Combo (Meals, Water, Aid, Shelter)
We Are Humaniti 🤗
At Humanti, change begins with each of us. We're a registered Canadian & American Nonprofit organization. We're driven by the conviction that we can make a difference and have a collective responsibility to end suffering, inequality, and injustice. The suffering of one is the suffering of all, and through small acts, we can eliminate suffering.
In a world where people need us, every act counts. We're a united force together bound by a shared humanity. The suffering of any individual affects us all, so we must act.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How does Humaniti get relief in Gaza?
In the midst of the current volatile situation in Gaza, the logistical challenges of delivering aid to the region are undeniable. However, Humaniti operates on a collaborative and partnership-driven model, enabling us to work alongside organizations with a longstanding presence in Gaza, predating the recent conflicts. Humaniti maintains a network of reputable partners, registered charities, NGOs, and trusted organizations, to facilitate the efficient delivery of aid to Gaza. Our operations in Gaza began before the full blockade was imposed, as we initiated partnerships with four organizations which were already operating within Gaza, procuring items from local suppliers. Humaniti then began working with another trusted partner organization which had an inventory of food and non-food items in their warehouse in Gaza as well as a water well that is being used to provide water. At this time, none of our aid is getting in, but we are working with a handful of organizations that have been allowed by the Israeli government to bring in aid through the Rafah border. Thus, Humaniti has established a process which allows us to provide aid in Gaza despite the blockade.
How long will supplies last?
Essential supplies in Gaza are currently running out, posing a critical challenge that Humaniti is working to address. Our dedicated partner, leveraging the efforts of local aid workers, is actively engaged in procuring fundamental resources that are available to extend vital support. At this time, supplies are very limited, and in some cases, we have run out of aid. A substantial portion of our supplies, including crucial items such as pallets of medicine, remains in anticipation outside the Rafah border. Humaniti has initiated preparations for tents equipped with essential provisions specifically tailored for Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) who have been able to enter Egypt. Despite the existing challenges, we remain steadfast in our commitment to delivering timely and indispensable aid to those in need in any capacity we can.
What type of aid are we providing?
Since the recent conflict in Gaza began, we've been actively providing a variety of essential items, adapting to the evolving needs and restrictions. Initially, we started off by providing hot meals, drinking water/water tanks, medicine, medical supplies and equipment, fuel, flour, more hot meals, blankets, mattresses, clean water sources, emergency shelter, and medical supplies for local hospitals. When the borders closed, our supply availability became limited, especially in terms of fuel, medicine, and medical equipment. However, we continued providing important assistance like hot meals, cash vouchers, a limited supply of water tanks, blankets, hygiene kits, winter clothes for kids, and community meals to feed a large group.
How do my donations turn into aid?
Your generous contributions are used to invest in projects in Gaza in collaboration with our partners on the ground. Our partners have been procuring items from local suppliers and, in some cases, using their own stores from their ongoing work within Gaza to provide aid. Humaniti also has a truck with a substantial amount of aid on standby, waiting to enter Gaza.
How can I stay updated?
Stay in the loop about Humaniti's ongoing aid in Gaza and witness the impact of your contributions by following us on social media @wearehumaniti. To receive regular updates on our work both in Gaza and worldwide, subscribe to our weekly newsletter.
Are these campaigns Zakat Eligible?
Definitely. You can designate your donation as Zakat.
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What currency can I donate in?
You can donate in your local currency in checkout! Any currency is accepted.
Will the organizations receive my donations?
Yes. This is an amana for us that we take seriously and all organizations receive your donations.
Where is Muslimi headquartered?
We are headquartered in Canada.
Where can I see all of my donations?
You can view and manage your donations here on our Donor Portal.
Yes! You can set up a recurring donation and manage your recurring donations easily on our Donor Portal.
How may I contact you?
You can contact us at salam@muslimi.com
Can I start my own campaign?
Please send us an email so we can explore if we can help you with your fundraising goals.
What is Zakat?
Zakat is one of the five pillars of Islam. It requires a Muslim to pay 2.5% of their wealth once he or she reaches the minimum amount of wealth within a year.
Are my contributions to the Humaniti tax-deductible?
Absolutely! When you donate to Humaniti Foundation, you're not only supporting a noble cause but also receiving tax benefits. Here's how it works:
For U.S. Donors: Humaniti Foundation is recognized as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. This means your donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by U.S. law. Our Tax Identification Number (TIN) is 92-3079413. We're based in Plano, Texas, and comply with all federal and state regulations regarding charitable contributions.
For Canadian Donors: We're also registered as a charitable organization in Canada, ensuring your gifts are tax-deductible in accordance with Canadian tax laws. Our Canadian Tax ID is 719676926RR0001CRA, and our office is located in Thornhill, Ontario.
