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School Reborn: 5 Classrooms, 500 Students

When the bell rings again a child can say "I have homework." We seal the roof and set the desks; opening day a GPS stamped photo lands in your account.

Yemen, Gaza 778 Donors 5 classrooms, 500 students
How Your Donation Transforms Lives

Under the repaired roof children sit without fear of rain soaking their books; for the first time a pupil smiles and says, "I have homework today."

Five classrooms are repaired and five hundred children return to their lessons.
Roof, windows, wiring and heating are completed so the class stays open even in the rain.
An absence tracking plan follows up every empty seat and assigns a mentor to each child at risk.
On opening day a GPS stamped photo, a signed enrolment list and a short clip land in your account.
The first girl through the door wiped her place, opened her notebook and wrote a single line: "Today we began." The echo of the bell announced that the classroom door had opened again.

Needs

Building materials and skilled labour to repair the roof, broken windows, wiring and heating.
Classroom equipment: desks, a board, lighting and a wall mounted handwashing station.
A notebook, pencils and a cleaning kit for every child, plus furnishings for the staff room.
Field staff and logistics for absence tracking and one to one mentoring of children at risk.
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School Reborn: 5 Classrooms, 500 Students

A single piece of chalk becomes the first sound that tells a child the lesson has begun again. In Yemen and Gaza you rebuild the roof, the broken windows and the wiring of a school that fell silent in the rain; our team carries in the desks, mounts the board, fits the lighting and the handwashing station, furnishes the staff room and packs stationery and a cleaning kit into every child's bag. When five classrooms are ready, five hundred children walk back through the door; a plan tracks absences and a mentor is assigned to every child at risk. On opening day, when the bell for the first lesson rings, a GPS stamped photo of the school, a signed enrolment list and a short clip land in your account.

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From the Field

When the polished old bell rang, the children lined their shoes up by the door. As the tears in the wall map were taped over, teacher Samir said, "We do not throw away hope just because the world has grown old." The first girl through the door wiped her place, opened her notebook and wrote a single line: "Today we began." When the classroom door opened, it was not only the children who walked in, but the future.

“We do not throw away hope just because the world has grown old.” · Samir

Donor Experiences

4.9 · 778 Donors
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Daniel O.
Toronto
I've been giving monthly for a quarter now, and the field report turns up at the end of every month without fail. This month's listed how many desks were installed and how many teachers had started, line by line. That kind of steady reporting is why I keep my donation going.
5 days ago
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Emma L.
Sydney
Going through the signed attendance list, I noticed one label next to a pupil's name was stuck on slightly crooked. Oddly, that little imperfection did the opposite of worry me; it clearly came from a real person's hand. A flawless document would have convinced me less.
yesterday
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Michael S.
San Francisco
When the short clip of the smart board's first lesson arrived, I stopped what I was doing to watch it. The audio crackled a bit, but the moment the children first touched the screen said everything their faces needed to. That brief footage made every penny feel right.
two weeks ago
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Sofia D.
Milan
I teach for a living, so this project pulled at me in a particular way. Seeing the attendance video and the serial numbered supply log told me the classroom had genuinely filled up. After the first round I gave a second time, because I wanted to keep a fellow teacher's work alive.
3 days ago
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Hugo M.
Geneva
I gave toward rebuilding the schools, mostly hoping it would actually happen. The first photo of the poured foundation came through about a week later, with the GPS pin sitting right on the image. It wasn't a glossy picture, but seeing real work on the ground settled my mind.
4 days ago
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Anna P.
Amsterdam
My contribution went to the desks, and they sent a numbered desk photo plus a map link showing exactly where it landed. I opened the pin and it sat right over the school building. Being able to trace my donation down to a specific classroom is what won me over.
last week

Project Roadmap

Every step is a milestone on the path to our goal

June 2026
We map the damage on site
Our engineer Tariq walks the roof and the wiring; every broken pane is marked and the lists fill up.
Completed
December 2026
We close the roof and the windows
The places the rain came through are sealed and the glass goes in; inside, a classroom stays dry for the first time.
Pending
June 2027
We set the desks and the board
The lights come on, the desks arrive row by row and the handwashing station is fixed to the wall.
Pending
December 2027
We pack stationery into the bags
Notebooks, pencils and a cleaning kit go into every child's bag while the staff room is furnished.
Pending
June 2028
We ring the bell for the first lesson
Teacher Samir writes the date on the board; in a yard full of parents and volunteers, five hundred children walk in.
Pending
December 2028
We track absences child by child
Every empty seat is followed up; our mentor visits the home of a child at risk and 'tomorrow' is written in the notebook again.
Pending

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1How can I donate?
Use the donation form on this page with credit card, debit card, or digital wallet.
2Is my donation tax deductible?
Yes, Quenara Foundation is an approved NGO. Your receipt is automatically emailed.
3Where does my donation go?
90% goes directly to the project, 10% covers operational costs.
4How can I cancel monthly?
Cancel anytime from your account settings. No commitment.
5What is the minimum?
Minimum is $5. Every amount makes a difference.
6How can I see impact?
Monthly reports, field photos and videos are shared via email.
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8Is my donation safe?
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9Corporate donations?
Yes! Corporate donation program available. Visit our contact page.
10Can I visit the project?
Through our volunteer visit program. Trips organized twice yearly.
11Can I gift my donation?
Yes! Gift Donation option lets you donate and send a certificate.
12Project timeline?
See detailed timeline in the roadmap milestones above.
13How to volunteer?
Apply through the Volunteer page on our website.
14How to get receipt?
Automatically sent to your email after donating.
15Different currencies?
TRY, USD, EUR, GBP and more. Auto exchange rate calculation.
16Regular donor benefits?
Special reports, live field connections and annual impact reports.
17Can I direct my donation?
Yes, choose from items in the needs section.
18Who is Quenara?
An independent NGO running humanitarian aid projects worldwide.
19Refund policy?
Request a refund by contacting us within 30 days.
20Transparency reports?
Access all reports freely from the Transparency page.

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