✷ something warm; something bright ✷

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The original version of this post was a rotating list of links for both Sudan and Gaza. I was unable to keep up with actually rotating out the links, and so I thought it might be for the best if I just focus all my energy onto one mutual aid campaign. I'll link the original masterpost at the end of this one.

If you've followed me for any amount of time, you probably know that agriculture is one of my passions. I firmly believe in food sovereignty and food justice.

So I was glad to learn about the Revive Gaza's Agriculture project. This program not only produces food (which is critical right now), but it also undermines the blockade intended to starve out Gazans, and is working to provide jobs. The organization has stated that later stages will help remediate the soil that has been poisoned over the course of the genocide.

Their progress in their own words:

Cultivated 1,019 dunums of vegetables with 537 farming families, comprising a total of 3,370 individuals.

Produced 5,090 tons of fresh vegetables.

Rehabilitated 17 greenhouses.

Rehabilitated 2 agricultural wells serving 6,000 individuals.

Provided fishing nets to 30 fisherfolk.

Distributed poultry to families.

If you are wanting to send money to mutual aid programs, please, consider this one.

Here is their progress on this campaign as of March 31st, 2026:

Cultivated 1,574 dunums of vegetables with 808 farmers, who support 18,800 individuals.

Produced 10,000 tons of fresh vegetables.

Cultivated 5,260 olive trees.

Distributed 1,170 kg of wheat.

Rehabilitated 17 greenhouses.

Rehabilitated 4 water wells.

Provided 38 fishing nets.

Installed 950 meters of water pipes.

Distributed 757 produce baskets and 1,400 meals.

Distributed poultry to families and supported beekeeping.

makhzoumi foundation - providing food and water assistance, medical care, psychosocial support, and other necessities

lebanon emergency relief - providing food, baby supplies, medication, sleep and hygiene necessities, and financial assistance

lebanese food bank - runs food and water security initiatives across the country

basmeh & zeitooneh - running various educational and psychosocial programs, providing food and water packages, shelter and sleeping supplies, and hygiene products

lebanese red cross - provides medical care, supplies for hospitals, search and rescue operations, and necessities for displaced people

lebanon solidarity collective - works with other grassroots networks to provide food, necessities, medical care, and financial assistance; runs additional long-term bioremediation projects

voices of the unseen - coalition of organizations working to provide food, clean water, hygiene products, weather-appropriate clothing, and medical supplies

islamic help's lebanon appeal - runs clinics and shelters, as well as providing water, food, hygiene products, and winter supplies

anera - provides food, water, hygiene supplies, shelter and weather necessities, and medical care, as well as running agricultural programs

islamic relief's lebanon emergency appeal - provides food, water, necessities, medical supplies

baitulmaal - operates a mobile clinic and provides food, water, shelter, and hygiene supplies

azahir - providing meals, sleeping supplies, baby and hygiene products, medical care, and pyschosocial support with a focus on children and families

jibal - coordinates community kitchens and food supply for shelters

foodblessed lebanon - providing meals and non-perishable food parcels

egna legna besidet - providing support for displaced migrant workers, including food, health supplies, clothing, and financial assistance

nation station - a Beirut-based community kitchen (provides about 1,000 meals daily)

beit aam - community space in Beirut currently serving as a hub for volunteer workers and supply gathering

queer mutual aid lebanon - providing housing and financial assistance to queer and trans people