Friend, winter in Gaza is deadly.

Families who have already lost so much now face life-threatening conditions from harsh winds, heavy rainfall, and cold temperatures. Floodwaters have overtaken entire displacement camps in southern Gaza, washing away tents, blankets, clothing, and the few belongings families had left. Tragically, at least a dozen lives have already been lost. The need for shelter, clean water, and medical care is growing by the hour.

But you can help save lives. With your generous support, Project HOPE teams on the ground in Gaza — and other crisis zones around the world — can deliver urgent, lifesaving relief.

Imagine being weak from hunger ... exhausted by war ... and now shivering through the cold winter night with nothing to protect you. Or being a parent trying to keep your children warm after your only shelter — a tent — was washed away in a flood. This is the heartbreaking reality in Gaza this winter.

But with your support, Project HOPE teams can provide lifesaving medical care, thermal layers, gloves, clean water, and more to help families survive the winter in Gaza — and continue our work around the world where the need is greatest. Please rush your gift to help save lives in Gaza and be there for people in the 25+ countries we work.

The brutal winter in Gaza has widespread and deadly impacts. Standing floodwater and damp living conditions are driving a surge in respiratory infections and disease, especially among children and older adults. Overcrowded shelters make it nearly impossible to stop illness from spreading — and clinics are overwhelmed.

But our teams are doing everything possible to respond — distributing winter kits, running water trucks, and keeping our health clinics operating to help people recover. This critical work is only possible with you by our side. Your urgent support today can help:

• Replace winter supplies lost to flooding
• Treat respiratory and infectious illnesses
• Protect children and families through the coldest months ahead

Thank you for standing with families facing unimaginable hardship.

— The Project HOPE Team