❄️ Winter of Hope: Bringing Warmth to Gaza, Jordan & Beyond

This winter, thousands of families across Gaza, the West Bank, Jordan, and among Uyghur and Palestinian evacuees in Istanbul, and many more are struggling to survive the bitter cold.

Destroyed homes, displacement, and economic hardship have left families without warmth, safety, or even basic necessities. Children sleep shivering through the night, parents search for food and fuel, and schools remain unheated.

In a world filled with uncertainty, you can bring hope — one blanket, one meal, one child at a time.

💧 Where Your Support Goes

Our winter campaign delivers a range of life-saving support based on the needs of each region:

• Warm Clothing & Jackets: For children, women, and men — protecting against frost and harsh winds.
• Winter Blankets & Bedding: Thick, insulated blankets that retain heat during freezing nights.
• Heaters & Fuel Support: Safe heating sources to prevent hypothermia in overcrowded shelters.
• Winter Food Packs: Nutrition-dense food items and essential groceries to sustain families.
• Hot Meals Distributions: Freshly prepared meals delivered directly to displaced and vulnerable families.
• Shelter Support: Temporary shelter supplies and repairs to damaged homes.

Where We Are Delivering Winter Aid

This winter, Droplets of Mercy is providing support to vulnerable families across:

• Gaza
• West Bank
• Jordan
• Lebanon
• Bangladesh
• Türkiye
• Yemen
• Pakistan
• Sudan

❤️ Together, We Can Make This a Winter of Hope

Each donation - big or small - becomes a lifeline for families enduring the freezing winter without basic necessities.

Join us in spreading warmth, mercy, and hope across borders.

Your kindness today will keep someone warm tonight.

How We Are Helping Sudan:

In a very unfortunate turn of events, Al Fasher, the heart of Darfur, has fallen after 18 months under siege. Thousands have been killed, families are starving, and hospitals have been destroyed. According to the UN, more than 1 million people have fled El Fasher since the start of the war and about 260,000 civilians, half of them children, remain trapped without aid. Many have resorted to eating animal food.

Most of the displaced fled El Fasher to seek refuge in a town called Tawila. They survive on limited food aid and water, as trucks take days to arrive. There is also a massive influx of wounded coming from El Fasher to the town’s hospital.

Droplets of Mercy has access to provide urgent food and medical aid in Tawila and other areas of Sudan. 

We currently have emergency kitchens, hot meal distributions and food packs being distributed to thousands of our brothers and sisters who have been displaced.

The Prophet ﷺ said:

“The most beloved of people to Allah are those who are most beneficial to people.”

 [Al-Mu‘jam al-Awsat 6192]