Action Against Hunger – positioning 2,000 food parcels to send as soon as borders reopen and preparing to scale up operations with food, water, and hygiene kit delivery.
Americares – ramping up health and mental health services, working with trusted partners to deliver medical care to 43,000 patients and mental health services for 27,000 people, while preparing to deploy 12 tons of medicines and medical supplies when blockades are lifted.
Anera – delivering vegetable parcels and serving thousands of hot meals and water from its Khan Younis community food kitchen daily, with 47 trucks holding more supplies waiting to cross into Gaza. This adds up to over 156 million meals served and 365,000 patients treated since October 2023.
CARE – scaling up their response to reach 270,000 people by distributing food for families and children, treating malnourished children and pregnant mothers at CARE’s health center in Deir Al Balah, and rehabilitating water and sanitation infrastructure.
Direct Relief – scaling up emergency medical supplies delivery in coordination with humanitarian partners, including approximately 1,000 pallets of aid. Delivered $43 million in medical aid to Gaza and awarded more than $1.7 million in grants to support health services like mobile medical units and maternal and child health services since October 2023.
Episcopal Relief and Development – partnering with Al-Ahli Hospital as staff continue to provide emergency treatment of the wounded in the wake of the deadly explosion hitting the hospital. *written before October 2025 ceasefire
HIAS – providing immediate relief in Israel, including mental health first aid, emergency food assistance, individual support sessions, and distribution of non-food item kits, as well as cash and/or voucher assistance. Additionally, HIAS facilitated group support sessions for hundreds of people and safe spaces for children affected by the crisis. *written before October 2025 ceasefire
Human Rights Watch – documenting abuses in Gaza and Israel with the aim of highlighting the need for civilian protection. *written before October 2025 ceasefire
Humanity & Inclusion – providing physical therapy in displacement camps, operating rehabilitation centers, and raising awareness about explosive remnants of war.
International Medical Corps – expanding services at their field hospitals in mid- and south Gaza to support civilians that offer expanded numbers of hospital beds in heavily affected areas. They have provided a complete range of health services, including emergency and trauma care, obstetric and newborn care, nutrition, child protection, mental and psychosocial support, and more, to over 600,000 civilians since the war began.
International Relief Teams – sending emergency relief supplies such as food, water, and hygiene kits to affected communities. *written before October 2025 ceasefire
International Rescue Committee, Inc. – preparing 5 tons of medical supplies to cross into Gaza and will scale up protection, nutrition and water and sanitation services.
Islamic Relief USA – distributing over 7 million hot meals, hygiene kits and vital medical supplies to hospitals and three mobile clinics for internally displaced individuals, immediate trauma response, and winter aid, including blankets, mattresses, and clothing. Islamic Relief – distributed 7 million+ hot meals, hygiene kits, and adequate winter clothing to displaced individuals. *written before October 2025 ceasefire
Medical Teams International – working with frontline organizations to provide medical care and services, critical supplies and financial support in Gaza. *written before October 2025 ceasefire
Mercy Corps – prepositioning lifesaving assistance for over 160,000 people at the crossing ready to deliver as soon as borders open.
Oxfam America – providing cash, food, and hygiene items to Gazans and began supplying food to thousands of displaced individuals in Ramallah and Jericho who are unable to return to Gaza. *written before October 2025 ceasefire
Plan International USA –preparing 47,000 life-saving food baskets to enter Gaza, with the goal of reaching 500,000 people with critical nutrition and health resources.
Project HOPE – delivered more than 10 tons of medicines, medical supplies, hygiene kits, and other urgently needed items, and treated thousands of patients, including pregnant and postpartum women, infants, and those dealing with serious injuries and acute malnutrition.
Save the Children – providing drinking water in 26 communities daily, operating two healthcare centers, treating malnutrition, and running temporary learning spaces for children.
SOS Children’s Villages – providing emergency relief in Israel and Gaza, including supporting 10,000+ families with cash assistance to cover basic needs, delivering mental-health and psychosocial care to 2,000+ children and caregivers, and evacuating 68 children and 11 caregivers from the destroyed village in Rafah to the West Bank.
UNICEF USA – delivering 250 pallets of critical aid since the ceasefire, including high-performance tents, winter clothing, over 56,000 packs of baby food for 12,500 children, more than 1.1 million diapers, and 700 hygiene kits for families.
Women for Women International – working with local partners to provide hot meals, winter clothes, hygiene kits, and hotlines for trauma-informed counseling.
World Food Program USA – delivering 3.4 million pounds of food in recent days, scaling assistance to reach up to 1.6 million people in the coming weeks.
World Relief – working with local partners to support both Palestinians and Israelis, including supplying essential medicines and free mobile primary health clinics, as well as latrines for displaced people. *written before October 2025 ceasefire
