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In order to make bank transfer donation we ask that you please wire your donation to the following bank account:
Name of Bank Banque Libano-Francaise sal
Address of Bank/Branch Name Sassine Square
Account Type and Currency Current Account – U.S Dollars
Account Name / recipient Name Rene Moawad Foundation
Account Number 015864095026840
IBAN LB04001000000015864095026840
Swift code/BIC BLFSLBBX
Address of account holder and phone number Beirut Ashrafieh Lebanon Lawyers Bldg.6th floor tel: +961-1-613367
All contributions will be gratefully acknowledged and are tax deductible.
In order to make bank transfer donation we ask that you please wire your donation to the following bank account: Donate to RMF Lebanon:
Name of Bank Interaudi Bank
Address of Bank/Branch Name 19 E. 54th street New York, NY 10022
Account Type and Currency Current Account – U.S Dollars
Account Name / recipient Name Rene Moawad Foundation – RMF TOGETHER
Account Number 741105 401 03
ABA 026006237
Swift code/BIC AUSAUS33
Address of account holder and phone number Beirut Ashrafieh Lebanon Lawyers Bldg.6th floor tel: +961-1-613367
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All contributions will be gratefully acknowledged and are tax deductible. To Donate to RMF USA:
Name of Bank Interaudi Bank
Address of Bank/Branch Name 19 E. 54th street New York, NY 10022
Account Type and Currency Current Account – U.S Dollars
Account Name / recipient Name Rene Moawad Foundation
Account Number 643461
ABA 026006237
Swift code/BIC AUSAUS33
Address of account holder and phone number 1732 Connecticut Ave. NW Washington, DC 20009 Tel:(202)338-3535
 

Donation Total: $100.00

The ongoing escalation in hostilities in Lebanon, following the war in Gaza that began in October 2023, has led to a significant humanitarian crisis. More than one thousand individuals have been killed, including children and women. According to the national authorities, more than one million people have been displaced in Lebanon in addition to the nearly 112,000 uprooted since October 2023. Around 346,209 individuals are seeking refuge across around 711 collective shelters nationwide or in host settings. Northern regions, particularly Akkar and North Lebanon, have been particularly affected, hosting 37% in collective shelters in North Lebanon and 18% in Akkar.

In response, governmental and non-governmental agencies, as well as local and international entities, are working together to provide essential needs, in coordination with the Lebanese government through its national Disaster Risk Management unit. These needs include mattresses, blankets, pillows, hygiene kits, food parcels, ready meals, and critical supplies like diapers and fuel.

The René Moawad Foundation (RMF) is at the forefront of this relief effort, leading an emergency response initiative aimed at alleviating the suffering of the internally displaced population.

RMF’s emergency unit is being mobilized to provide comprehensive aid packages, addressing immediate needs and contributing to relief efforts on several fronts. This holistic approach underscores the urgency of addressing the multifaceted needs of those impacted by the worsening humanitarian conditions in the country.

The main services provided by the René Moawad Foundation as part of the Emergency Response for the conflict in Lebanon- September 2024 include:

Shelter Kits & Social Safety Net Assistance
Distribute shelter kits, including basic supplies, while providing social safety net services such as financial aid, food parcels, livelihood support, and other essential basic necessities.

Healthcare Services via Medication Supplies’ Distribution
Ensure access to essential healthcare supplies by distributing medication and other provisions to manage long-term health concerns.

Daily Hot Meal Provision via Community Kitchen
Operate RMF’s community kitchens to serve nutritious, hot meals daily, targeting vulnerable displaced Lebanese.

Psychosocial Support for Traumatized Individuals
Provide mental health services, comprising case management, psychological first aid and recreational activities, to help individuals affected by the conflict to cope with trauma.