Providing lifesaving bread to families in Lebanon. As economic collapse and conflict push millions into hunger, we are on the ground ensuring that no family goes without their daily bread.
Fighting Hunger, One Loaf at a Time
In the midst of Lebanon’s crisis, soaring food prices and economic instability have left families struggling to afford even the most basic necessity—bread. Through our large-scale bread distribution program, we provide daily sustenance to those who need it most.
Your support helps us deliver fresh bread to thousands of families, ensuring that children do not go to bed hungry. By addressing immediate food insecurity and sustaining communities through this crisis, we are making a direct impact on people’s lives. Together, we can fight hunger and restore dignity, one loaf at a time.
On the ground where it matters most
Our actions focus on 4 core pillars.
Be it hunger, unsafe water, or the lack of medical care, these hardships leave deep and lasting scars on children’s lives.
Hunger
Children face the greatest risk from food insecurity. Through our Meals of Hope campaigns, we deliver nourishing meals to children and families living in war zones and poverty-stricken regions. From Syria to Yemen, we work to ensure every child has a meal before they sleep.
Healthcare
In conflict zones, children often suffer the most due to the lack of medical care. UMMA Relief funds life-saving surgeries and provides medical treatments for children who would otherwise be left untreated. Every child deserves the chance to grow up healthy and strong.
Water Access
Clean water is a basic need that millions of children lack access to. Through our water initiatives, we are building wells and providing filtration systems so that children and their families can have safe drinking water—reducing the risk of waterborne illnesses.
Education
War and disaster disrupt children’s education, leaving them without the resources to learn. UMMA Relief works to rebuild schools, provide educational materials, and create safe learning spaces so that children can continue their education even in the toughest circumstances.