Oct – Dec 2024
Beirut
Humanitarian aid fundraiser
Led by the Beirut Hub with support from ShaperAid, the campaign raised $3,250 for people affected by the humanitarian emergency in Lebanon.
Archived recordThis campaign has closed. It is published as a record, not as an active donation route.
- TimelineOct – Dec 2024
- Lead HubBeirut Hub
- ShaperAidPlatform & amplification
- Result$3,250 raised
Outcome — where the funds went
The Beirut Campaign, led by the Beirut Hub with support from ShaperAid, raised $3,250 to support people affected by the humanitarian emergency. $250 went toward food for local shelters. $3,000 was donated to Egna Legna Besidet, an organization run by migrant domestic workers in Lebanon, helping cover rent expenses and distribute food parcels.
Egna Legna Besidet has been supporting migrant domestic workers since 2017, providing humanitarian aid and advocacy. The campaign contribution supported rent costs and food parcels, while local shelters also received food provisions.
Historical
What the campaign set out to do
At launch the campaign focused on cost-efficient shelter infrastructure for displaced families:
- Disposable Kitchens for SheltersKitchens designed to serve about 100 people per shelter, enabling families to prepare meals.
- Saj Stations for Bread PreparationAccess to staple bread preparation.
- Gas Water HeatersSafe warm water at shelters and schools.
- Hygiene Kits & Food ParcelsSanitary and food supplies for vulnerable people.
Campaign framing at launch
How the campaign described its cost efficiency
The campaign emphasized cost-efficient shelter infrastructure. Its launch material estimated that around $400 could feed an entire shelter through kitchen provision, compared with roughly $3,000–4,000 for ready-made meals.
This is campaign framing at launch, not a verified outcome statistic.