This appeal was not opened for a single emergency. Right now your gift reaches our teams on the ground in and .
, Myanmar. In Kyauktaw, families cut off from medicine and doctors are receiving emergency medical care from us. Gifts to our Benevity and YourCause campaigns reach the same team through this page.
, Bangladesh. The monsoon strikes the same ground in the camps every year. Our team decides the need tent by tent.
This week we followed 101 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 medical relief:
Emergency medical relief:In Kyauktaw, families cut off from medicine and doctors are receiving emergency medical care from us.
Kyauktaw, Rakhine
Giving channels
- Our website
- Benevity
- YourCause
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The Cox's Bazar camps:
The Cox's Bazar camps:The monsoon strikes the same ground in the Cox's Bazar camps every year. Flood and landslide bring down bamboo shelters and foul the water points. Rohingya families displaced from Arakan receive a hot meal and clean water with a hygiene pack. A family whose shelter has fallen also receives tarpaulin and cover. The family is followed until the monsoon passes.
Bamboo shelters
Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh
Calls we are following:
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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The Arakan Camps | Emergency Aid When the Monsoon Hits
All amounts are charitable contributions to No Name Foundation (Quenara), a U.S. 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization. Proceeds fully fund our humanitarian programs. Donations are tax deductible in the U.S. (EIN: 35-2882867).
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Reach one family as the monsoon hits
No family is left waiting in the open when the flood hits the camp. You learn where the support went within 72 hours.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this donation
Quenara Foundation supports Rohingya families in the Kutupalong camps through the monsoon. Hot food and safe water and a hygiene kit arrive and a family whose shelter collapsed gets a tarpaulin.
A hot meal and clean water with a hygiene pack. A family whose shelter has fallen also receives tarpaulin and cover.
Our field team visits the tents one by one. In one tent that is a hot meal and water. In another it is a child's notebook and pencils.
Flood and landslide bring down the bamboo shelters. The water points are fouled and sickness spreads fast.
Which tent the help entered is written with its date and location. That record reaches your donor panel with its photo within 72 hours.
No. Every gift is tied to one family and stays on that family's record.
The team visits the same tent again until the rains ease and notes how the family is doing.
The team enters the block once the path is cleared and hands the aid to the family there.
Yes. They are a secondary item. The notebook and pencils reach a child when that is the most critical need.
Cleaning supplies with infant care items. This pack slows the spread of sickness in a wet tent.
Yes. A hygiene pack costs a small amount and protects a baby through the wet weeks.
Kutupalong with the Balukhali Jamtoli Nayapara Hakimpara Shamlapur Lambasia Unchiprang and Chakmarkul blocks.
Yes. Quenara is a 501(c)(3) organization based in Delaware in the United States. Your receipt stays in your donor panel.
Yes. You can reach one more family each month through the rainy season.
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