Orphans Foundation continues hot meal aid for needy families in Gaza
Yetimler Vakfı (Orphans Foundation) is continuing its hot meal assistance for Palestinian families struggling to meet their basic needs amid the humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip.
With contributions from philanthropists, the foundation delivers freshly prepared meals to families in need every day, seeking to ease food shortages and provide support to those facing difficult living conditions.
In an update on its relief activities, the foundation said it was working to reach more vulnerable families and ensure that hot meals reached their tables.
“ Our hot meal aid in Gaza continues. As Yetimler Vakfı, we continue to stand by our brothers and sisters in the face of the difficult conditions experienced in Gaza,” the foundation said in a statement.
It expressed gratitude to philanthropists whose contributions make the assistance possible, emphasising that their support provides practical relief to Palestinian families struggling to secure food.
“With the valuable support of our philanthropists, we deliver hot meals to families in need and bring a measure of warmth to their tables,” the statement said.
The foundation pledged to continue its relief efforts and expand the number of people it reaches, while calling on donors to maintain their support.
“Your support reaches the table of a family in Gaza in the form of a hot meal,” it added.
The initiative forms part of ongoing humanitarian efforts to assist Palestinians in Gaza, where many families continue to face difficulties accessing essential supplies and adequate food. (ILKHA)
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