Towards LebNet's 10M Campaign

Lebanon Relief

YOUR TURN: LebNet's Emergency Campaign for Lebanon

100% of your donation will support the Direct Relief Lebanon response.

Direct Relief is approved by the Internal Revenue Service as a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization, and donations are tax deductible to the extent provided by law.

Deliver Lifesaving Medical Aid to Lebanon

LebNet has partnered with Direct Relief, a nonprofit humanitarian aid organization that responds to global emergencies and crises with critical medicines and supplies.

Direct Relief has more than 15 years of experience providing donated prescription medicines to Lebanon totaling $250 million through its vetted local partners across Lebanon, as well as shelters serving newly displaced populations.

In April, Direct Relief delivered thousands of insulin pens arrived to the Chronic Care Center's facility in Beirut, covering the needs of 1,200 patients for 6 months. An additional estimated 25 pallets, 12 tons, of requested emergency medical aid, including emergency medical backpacks, hygiene kits, infectious disease and NCD medications, are currently being organized for delivery from Direct Relief warehouse to Lebanon.

All funds raised by LebNet's YOUR TURN campaign will be used to support the delivery of medical and emergency aid to Lebanon.

Thank you for working together to help those in need.

Support the Response

As the conflict continues, the need for medical aid will only grow. Generous donations allow Direct Relief to continue outfitting local healthcare providers with the tools they need to save lives.

More than one million people are displaced. Lebanon's fragile health system is overwhelmed.

Your gift ensures critical medical supplies reach those who need them most

Frequently asked questions

Why is medical aid urgently needed in Lebanon?

How is Direct Relief responding to the crisis?

Direct Relief is actively fulfilling requests for emergency medical aid. Recent and ongoing efforts include: April Delivery: Thousands of insulin pens were delivered to the Chronic Care Center in Beirut, providing enough medication to support 1,200 patients for six months. Incoming Shipments: An additional 25 pallets (12 tons) of requested emergency supplies are currently being prepared for delivery from the Direct Relief warehouse.

What types of supplies are included in these shipments?

What is Direct Relief's history of support for Lebanon?

Yes. For more than a decade, Direct Relief has supported Lebanon’s health sector, delivering more than $250 million in donated prescription medicines and medical supplies. How does aid reach the people who need it most? Direct Relief works directly with an established network of trusted local partners across the country. This ensures that aid efficiently reaches both established hospitals and shelters serving displaced communities.