Ramadan 2026: Let’s bring humanity to life

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This Ramadan, let’s bring humanity to life, a time traditionally marked by sharing and solidarity. However, for many families in Gaza, this period is far from peaceful.

Every day begins with the same question: will there be enough to feed the children tonight?

When the basics are lacking, fasting is no longer a choice, but an imposed hardship. The cold of this winter, instability, and loss transform this time of reflection into a daily struggle to preserve a minimum of dignity.

Since 2009, your generosity has been changing this reality, and we thank you for it.

Thanks to your commitment, more than 120,000 people were able to enjoy meals, a sense of rhythm, and a little peace during Ramadan 2025. You have enabled families to gather around a table, reassure their children, and maintain their fast with dignity.

In 2026, our responsibility is to go even further: to enable more families to feed themselves in a respectful manner.

What we can support during this Ramadan:

One food parcel allows a family of 6 to prepare a meal every evening throughout the month of Ramadan.
Goals: 9,000 food parcels for 60,000 beneficiaries
Amount: $100 (approximately 80 CHF after tax deduction)

A hot meal cooked and distributed directly to a family of six.

Goals: 17,000 families supported, or 100,000 beneficiaries
Amount: 30 CHF

Access to water is a daily challenge.
Your donation helps provide treated water, which is essential for survival.
Amount: 60 CHF

Zakat al-Fitr provides a decent meal for the most disadvantaged before the end of Ramadan, transforming the celebration into a concrete act of sharing and humanity.
Amount: 15 CHF

Zakat al-Maal transforms a portion of your wealth into lasting aid, providing concrete support to the most vulnerable. Give your Zakat al-Maal.

For Eid al-Fitr, let’s give children much more than a wish:
the joy, dignity, and smiles they deserve.
Amount: $50

Fidya allows you to compensate for a missed fast by offering a meal to someone in need.