This appeal was not opened for a single emergency. Right now your gift reaches our teams on the ground in , , and .
, Lebanon. Our local partner is bringing food parcels, hygiene kits, mattresses, blankets, safe drinking water and winter clothing to families forced from their homes in Saida. Gifts to our Benevity campaign reach the same team through this page.
, Lebanon. Our local partner is bringing food parcels, hygiene kits, mattresses, blankets, safe drinking water and winter clothing to families forced from their homes in Tyre. Gifts to our Benevity campaign reach the same team through this page.
, Japan. Super Typhoon Champi is forcing many people in Okinawa to leave their homes. Gifts to our Benevity campaign reach the same team through this page.
, Sudan. On the evening of October 18, a drone strike on a market and transport stop in Al Dibab, West Kordofan, reportedly killed about 80 people. Gifts to our Benevity campaign reach the same team through this page.
, Greece. Our team is on the ground after the floods in Crete. Gifts to our Benevity campaign reach the same team through this page.
Our team is on the ground in 6 more places. To see each one, .
This week we followed 106 emergencies around the world, hour by hour. We are watching and most closely.
Whichever way you give, your kindness reaches the same team. Within 72 hours we let you know which area it reached.
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Emergency aid for displaced families in Saida:
Emergency aid for displaced families in Saida:Our local partner is bringing food parcels, hygiene kits, mattresses, blankets, safe drinking water and winter clothing to families forced from their homes in Saida. The partner stands with families in collective shelters and with those who have returned to damaged homes. More than 300,000 people forced from their homes since early March 2026 remain displaced in Lebanon, and close to 970,000 people who returned to the south often found their homes damaged. We work in close coordination with the local authorities.
Saida, South Lebanon
Giving channels
- Our website
- Benevity
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Emergency aid for displaced families in Tyre:
Our local partner is bringing food parcels, hygiene kits, mattresses, blankets, safe drinking water and winter clothing to families forced from their homes in Tyre. The partner stands with families in collective shelters and with those who have returned to damaged homes. More than 300,000 people forced from their homes since early March 2026 remain displaced in Lebanon, and close to 970,000 people who returned to the south often found their homes damaged. We work in close coordination with the local authorities.
Tyre, South Lebanon
Giving channels
- Our website
- Benevity
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Super Typhoon Champi evacuation:
Super Typhoon Champi evacuation:Super Typhoon Champi is forcing many people in Okinawa to leave their homes. With our local partner, we are bringing seniors, veterans, people with disabilities and medically vulnerable people to safety.
Okinawa
Giving channels
- Our website
- Benevity
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Al Dibab drone attack emergency relief:
Al Dibab drone attack emergency relief:On the evening of October 18, a drone strike on a market and transport stop in Al Dibab, West Kordofan, reportedly killed about 80 people. With our local partner, we are bringing emergency relief to the wounded and their families in Al Dibab and Al Mujlad.
Al Dibab and Al Mujlad, West Kordofan
Giving channels
- Our website
- Benevity
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Crete floods:
Crete floods:Our team is on the ground after the floods in Crete. We are bringing safe water, food, hygiene supplies and cleanup help to older people, isolated families and those whose homes were flooded.
Rethymno and Heraklion, Crete
Giving channels
- Our website
- Benevity
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Flash flood in Nepal:
Flash flood in Nepal:We are bringing emergency relief to families hit by the flash flood. We decide what is needed on the ground, by talking with the families.
Giving channels
- Our website
- Benevity
- JustGiving
- GivingTrax
- RallyUp
- Kynd Hub
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Anak Krakatau volcano:
Anak Krakatau volcano:We are on the ground for the Anak Krakatau eruption. Our team in Indonesia is bringing emergency relief to the families nearby.
Sunda Strait
Giving channels
- Our website
- Benevity
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Three Queens wildfire:
Three Queens wildfire:With our own field team in the US, we are helping families affected by the Three Queens fire.
Washington
Giving channels
- Our website
- Benevity
- YourCause
- Network for Good
- Pledge
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Navajo Nation flood relief:
Flooding struck families across the Navajo Nation. Our own field team is bringing them relief.
Navajo Nation
Giving channels
- Our website
- Benevity
- Pledge
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Vinton, Meigs and Harlan County floods:
Floods in Vinton, Meigs and Harlan County and a storm in West Virginia left families in hardship. Our own field team is standing with them.
Ohio, West Virginia and Kentucky
Giving channels
- Our website
- Benevity
- YourCause
- Pledge
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New Richland flood:
With our own field team, we are helping families affected by the flood in New Richland.
New Richland, Minnesota
Giving channels
- Our website
- Benevity
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Our team follows these events hour by hour. When help is needed we go out to the field and tell you right here.
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Common questions about this donation
Quenara Foundation keeps supplies stocked before a crisis begins so the team moves at once. The hardest hit families get warm food and water along with a blanket and first medicines.
Quenara Foundation sets out to reach families inside 72 hours of a disaster. Our Emergency Response Center follows official alerts at all hours and stock waits ready in the warehouse.
Your gift reaches one of the families hit hardest as first response. The first step to shelter is taken the same day.
Stock is kept ready before a crisis. When one starts the team sets out without losing time.
A dated and located photo of the handover is added to your donor panel within 72 hours.
It reaches families hit by disasters such as earthquakes and floods and families displaced by fighting. The areas of greatest need come first.
A hot meal and clean water with a blanket and basic medicine. The four items go together to keep a family standing through the first hours.
Clean drinking water is handed to the family in water cans. Families with children come first.
A thick blanket with basic medicine and first aid supplies. The aim is for the family to get through the first night protected from cold and illness.
It means a family left in the open is given a tent and a cover the same day.
Yes. You can give to emergency aid every month. That way the stock is ready for the first hour of the next crisis.
Yes. The family's food and water and shelter needs are followed. Support goes on until the family finds its way again.
No. The field team sees each family and identifies those hit hardest first.
Yes. Quenara is a 501(c)(3) organization based in Delaware in the United States. Your receipt stays in your donor panel.
Yes. Every item handed over is kept on file with its date and location and stays in your donor panel.
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