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Serving Children and Families in Gaza, Palestine

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Since July 2024

Watermelon Sisters Has:

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Distributed 351,000 Liters of Water

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Distributed 21,847+ Meals

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Distributed 940 Bottles of Baby Formula

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Distributed $9,600 in Monetary Donations

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Provided Art Therapy for Women and Children

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Provided Mental Health Counseling

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Distributed Hygiene Products

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Distributed Blankets and Mattresses

Pictures From Our Work in Palestine:

Young boy smiles as he receives a clear bag full of packaged grains from a man wearing a vest with the watermelon sisters logo
a printed paper bearing the watermelon sisters logo sits on top of over 12 rows of fresh baked bread, the camera does not capture every row.
a crowd gathers around a water truck to receive water. the truck is labeled with watermelon sisters paper
children gather and hold up their painted artwork with a watermelon sisters logo in the background
2 men wearing watermelon sisters vests prepare fresh rice and chicken. there are 7 trays on the table

Over 99% of Donations Spent on Initiatives

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Souher Fakhoury-Gonzales

Executive Director and Founder


Ahmad S.

Operations Manager
Gaza, Palestine

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Shahd A.


Head of Arts Initiative
Gaza, Palestine

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Emmett Yael

Assistant Director

Brittany F.

Mental Health Wellness

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