Give comfort and two meals for £25

We've served over 2,000 hot meals daily to families in urgent need of food.
Just £25 could provide one person in Gaza with a pillow, mattress, blanket and two meals for three days.
Famine has been declared in Gaza.
Famine has reached Gaza City and by September, the crisis is projected to expand to Deir al-Balah and Khan Younis. Over half million people in the Gaza Strip are already facing catastrophic conditions: starvation, destitution and death.
One of our staff members in Deir al-Balah said: “Pregnant and breastfeeding women face double the risk: exhausted bodies, harsh hunger, and a severe lack of essential health and nutrition support.”
In July and August alone, our teams have received more than 400 cases of malnourished children, 20% of them severe.
Gaza needs humanitarian aid more than ever.
Despite impossible conditions, we’re still in Gaza — even as our own teams face extreme hunger.
We have over 2,060 food parcels ready in Jordan, bulk dry food items, and solar lights. We’re adapting every day to keep delivering aid. But the scale of need is immense, and we can’t do it without you.
Most people give an average of £35.65. Donate now to help families in Gaza survive.
“Every day that passes without full and safe access to food, we are condemning thousands of people to avoidable suffering.”
Page last updated: 8 August 2025
Thanks to supporters like you, our teams have reached over 1.35 million people in Gaza and the West Bank so far through aid activities like:
We've served over 2,000 hot meals daily to families in urgent need of food.
Just £25 could provide one person in Gaza with a pillow, mattress, blanket and two meals for three days.
Last month, over 83% of households couldn't meet their basic nutritional needs.
Just £47 could provide a fresh food basket that keeps a family of six in Gaza nourished for two weeks.
We've distributed 37 million litres of clean water to people in Gaza.
Just £103 could provide two tanks of clean water for families in need. One tank can hold up to 5,000 litres.
Homes, hospitals, schools, and markets in Gaza have been destroyed. Everything families need to survive is gone. And people in are relying on aid just to get by.
We're urgently calling for an immediate and permanent ceasefire, unrestricted access for humanitarian aid, release of all hostages, and the protection of civilians and humanitarian aid workers.
It's not too late to prevent further loss of life. Your donation today could be a lifeline for someone in Gaza.
Help Gaza: Donate to send food and aid
Families are going days – even weeks – with no food. We asked people in Gaza when they last had a meal. This is what they told our team:
“I have two children and a wife. The last time we had a meal, which was an eggplant salad, was fifteen days ago. It was a blessing.”
“I have a wife and child. The last time we had a meal was a few days ago when some vegetables were distributed around the camp.”
“I have a family of seven. The last time we had a real full meal was a week ago. It was fish.”
You can help a family in Gaza eat today.
Over 60,000 Palestinians have been killed in the conflict.
£25 could provide one person who's lost loved ones with a pillow, mattress, blanket and two meals for three days.
2.1 million people in Gaza have reached emergency levels of hunger.
£47 could provide a fresh food basket that keeps a family of six in Gaza nourished for two weeks.
We've supported over 200 sites in Gaza with clean water.
£103 could provide two tanks of clean water for people in Gaza. One tank can hold up to 5,000 litres.
Action Against Hunger has worked in Gaza since 2002. Since October 2023, our teams have been working on supporting families in Gaza through airstrikes, displacement, and severe access constraints.
Your donation to our Gaza Appeal will help protect vulnerable communities we’re supporting in the Occupied Palestinian Territory and Lebanon.
Any funds raised over and above the needs of our Gaza Appeal will go to our life-saving work and used where the need is greatest. Out of every £1 raised, we spend 94p on charitable activities and services and 6p on fundraising and support costs.
Photo credit 1: Mahmud HAMS/AP
Photo credit 2: Mohammed Abed/AFP