Immediate Need

Urgent Gaza Appeal

The Crisis Deepens

As Gaza nears two full years of war, the humanitarian situation continues to deteriorate. The UN warns that famine thresholds have now been breached, with over 500,000 people facing catastrophic hunger and another million in emergency conditions. Families are starving. Children are dying. And the systems needed for survival such as food, water and healthcare have collapsed.

At WorldShare, we believe God is calling us to act. As Jesus taught in the Parable of the Good Samaritan, we are to love our neighbour as ourselves. Today, our neighbours in Gaza are crying out for help.

Appeal Progress – 16 September 2025

Since launching on 29th August, over £10,300 has been raised - thank you. CMG is continuing to serve families across Gaza with hot meals, clean water, and emergency aid. Plans are underway to distribute another 6,000 meals this month, and support is also reaching Christian refugees in Egypt facing urgent medical and shelter needs.

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WorldShare’s ministry partnership with Christian Mission to Gaza has been entered into without bias and does not indicate our support for either side involved in the current conflict. Our heart and aim is to serve those affected in Jesus' name.

A New Appeal - Building on Your Generosity

This is a new appeal, launched in response to the worsening crisis. It builds on the incredible support we received through our original Relief for Gaza Appeal in June 2024, which enabled our ministry partner, Christian Mission to Gaza (CMG), to:

Distribute over 47,000 hot meals
Provide clean drinking water, clothing, and basic necessities
Support and disciple believers under pressure

Thanks to your generosity, CMG has been a lifeline for many, including the 670 Christians still living in Gaza today.

Christian Mission to Gaza (CMG), established in 1999, continues to serve those most in need, often at great personal risk. CMG is one of the few Christian organisations working in Gaza, a region which faces extreme population density and poverty.

In August, they distributed over 1,000 meals to people in tented camps (as seen in the pictures on this page), along with thousands more elsewhere. These meals, often just rice and vegetables, cost around $5 each, and are a lifeline for displaced families.

“Even the search for food has become deadly,” writes Pastor Hanna Massad. “One young believer went with his cousin to a food site. Only one returned. His cousin was shot and killed.”

CMG also continues to disciple young believers, support wounded families, and provide emergency aid across faith and ethnic lines.

Daily Life

Displaced families spend entire days searching for food, water, firewood, and basic supplies. Aid is scarce and dangerous to collect. One young man told CMG he gives his only shoes to a friend who risks his life to bring back flour.