How Can I Donate Money to Help People in Gaza
Limited supplies have entered the Gaza Strip through the Rafah Crossing with 51 UNICEF trucks delivering water, medical supplies and hygiene kits.
Since the violence escalated on 7 October 2023, large parts of Gaza’s infrastructure, including critical water and sanitation systems, has been reduced to rubble. Almost a million people are displaced, around half of them children, and many have taken shelter in overcrowded shelters with extremely limited access to water, sanitation and hygiene – conditions that are especially dangerous for young children.
Access is difficult and limited, but our teams won’t give up trying to get critical supplies to children. By donating today, you can help us be there for children and families in desperate need.
- Provide immediate assistance with a much-needed one-off donation
- Support your chosen appeal* with funds targeted to a specific area of UNICEF’s work
- Or make a single donation to wherever your help is currently needed most
*Unless the funds raised for the appeal exceed the programming requirements
Updated: 6 November 2023
This is how we use your donation
How do we use each dollar donated?
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82¢
last year, 82 cents went directly to program expenditure and community education, including long-term development and emergency response work.
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13¢
last year, 13 cents covered the essential costs of raising public awareness and fundraising to generate more support for UNICEF’s work.
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5¢
last year, 5 cents were spent on UNICEF Australia’s accountability and administration.
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