Friend,

When Saad’s mother, Rasmia, first brought him to our clinic in Deir al Balah, he was just under one year old and dangerously malnourished.

Rasmia's family had already been displaced four times by the conflict in Gaza and was living in a tent in Khan Younis. Her husband was too sick to work. They could barely afford food, let alone medical care.

Thankfully, Rasmia found compassionate care at our clinic. Saad received specialized nutritional support, weekly check-ins, and constant support from our medical team.

Over the next six weeks, his health transformed. He gained weight. He found strength. And today, he's full of energy.

But now, our ability to help children like Saad is at risk. Government funding for our six Gaza clinics has been terminated. After five weeks without humanitarian aid entering Gaza, these devastating funding cuts mean children like Saad will lose access to nutritional assistance as food runs out. Innocent lives hang in the balance.

It costs approximately $50,000 to fund the clinic where Saad received care for one month. And unless we raise that and more, all six of our clinics will be forced to shut down. Saving these clinics means saving lives.

Friend, will you rush an emergency donation to help keep our Gaza clinic doors open to children like Saad?

For families like Rasmia and Saad, Project HOPE clinics are often the only place they can turn for help.

"I didn't have money to feed him. I barely could afford to pay for living. But the volunteers told me that I could go to the Project HOPE clinic for free to follow up on his condition."

Thankfully, we were able to help Saad — but we may not be able to help the next child who needs lifesaving care without your gift today, Friend. Our ability to keep our clinics in Gaza open relies entirely on our ability to close our funding gap — so Friend, will you please join in with an emergency donation today?

Project HOPE's team in Gaza consistently sees patients — especially children — who are suffering from Severe Acute Malnutrition and need specialized nutritional supplements to recover.

Our team has already screened over 14,000 mothers and babies for malnutrition, providing specialized nutritional support and medical follow up. But the need is growing.

Will you make an emergency donation to keep our clinic open in Gaza to continue serving children and families in need?

Thank you for helping us keep our doors open.

— Project HOPE team

P.S. This is our most urgent need right now. One hundred percent of your donation today will go to our Gaza Clinic Fund. We must meet our $50,000 goal to keep providing care. Please don’t wait — give now.