Provide Medical Aid for Civilians in Palestine

Dear Friend,

The hospitals in Gaza are barely standing. Doctors are performing surgeries without anesthesia. Children with severe burns lie on floors because there are no beds. And every day, more wounded arrive.

Thanks to your support, we have been able to send urgent medical supplies to some of these hospitals—surgical kits, wound care materials, antibiotics, and pain relief. These supplies have helped treat hundreds of patients who would otherwise have been turned away. Your donations are literally saving lives.

But the need keeps growing. Over 70,000 Palestinians have been killed, and tens of thousands more injured. Hospitals are overwhelmed, and medical stockpiles are nearly empty. Every shipment we send makes a difference, but we cannot stop now.

We've attached photos from some of our latest work at the Patient's Friends hospital in Gaza.

Please, don't look away. Your support right now means a hospital can keep its doors open. A wounded child can be treated. A family can hold onto hope.

Donate today to help us send more medical aid.

With gratitude and urgency,

The Smile Givers International Team

Dear Supporter,

Over the past three months, your generous donations to our "Provide Medical Aid for Civilians in Palestine" campaign have been a lifeline for countless individuals caught in an ongoing humanitarian catastrophe. Thanks to you, Smile Givers International (SGI) has been able to deliver urgently needed medical supplies and support to overwhelmed hospitals in Gaza, directly impacting those most vulnerable.

Since our last report, our team on the ground has focused on procuring and distributing essential surgical kits, antibiotics, anesthetics, and wound care materials to a major hospital in northern Gaza. These supplies have supported over 1,000 medical procedures and treatments in the last quarter alone. In a place where resources are nearly nonexistent, your contribution has meant the difference between life and death, and between despair and hope for recovery.

We have attached photos from this mission. One shows a shipment of our procured supplies being unloaded at the hospital. Another shows a medical team—whose faces we have blurred for their safety—utilizing these supplies during a procedure. A third captures a recovered child, much like Amina, sharing a moment of resilience.

The long-term need remains immense. The healthcare system in Gaza requires sustained support to address both immediate trauma and the long-term health consequences of this crisis. SGI remains committed to not only emergency response but also to the future rebuilding of medical infrastructure and psychological support services. 

Your compassion is actively saving lives and upholding dignity in the face of unimaginable hardship. We are profoundly grateful for your continued trust and support.

With hope,

The Smile Givers International Team