The Corona pandemic is catastrophic for refugees living in Greece in overcrowded camps or even on the street. We are providing emergency response funding. We need your help!
The Help a Hero program supports key long-term volunteers who ensure continuity and growth in humanitarian projects. While most volunteers only stay a week, these long-term experts effectively use all these volunteers’ presence and optimize project impact.
We are providing weekly food and other basic needs items to undocumented refugees in Amsterdam since September 2016. Due to the corona pandemic, the demand has increased steeply.
Monday 8 February 2021 18:06
This is what we supplied since last March, to the projects distributing food to families deprived of their income by the Covid crisis in Amsterdam. We currently weekly deliver 2.800 packages, that is between 25 and 30 tons of food each week!
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Friday 29 January 2021 00:00
We are very proud to support the Jepi Makandra ,(Help each other’s in Surinam language), project from the two awesome Claire Wie and Micha Puma. Not only do they support 100 families deprived of their income by the Covid pandemic with weekly food packages, but they also advise them on how to cook the less familiar vegetables they distribute. Who knew that chicory could be delicious?????
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Thursday 21 January 2021 14:52
We have started distributing the computers generously donated by IFF, International Flavors and Fragrances and the awesome brothers Mustafa and Hudaifah al-Harazi. The first ones went to a deaf gentleman, a family needing one for their children online schooling and NGO De Moeder is de Sleutel, (The Mother is Key), who assists vulnerable youngsters with homework.
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Saturday 2 January 2021 00:00
8 pallets of socks and underwear for men, women and children, ALL NEW!!!!!!! + 4 pallets of computer equipment!!! We cannot thank enough the awesome brothers Mustafa and Hudaifah Al-Harazi for their incredible generosity, and Soraya Beheshti from the One Billion Project for establishing the contact.
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