Full renovation of 100 homes including the common areas and building facades.
Supported 10 out of a total of 40 neighborhood shops, allowing their owners to regain their livelihoods.
On-site employment of 150 (of a total of 750) of the neighborhood’s residents and vulnerable youths from Tripoli and Beirut.
Contributed to the reconstruction of the Beirut Fire Brigade quarters.
Contributed to the reconstruction of the heritage community center (church) in the neighborhood.
Funding: $700,000

Rehabilitation of 10 buildings (129 homes and 29 SMEs) in Rmeil and Achrafieh. Rehabilitation includes interior and exterior work. Rehabilitation of the Jesuite Building (85 homes, and 6 SMEs). Rehabilitation of an additional 8 homes and 50 SMEs in Bourj Hammoud, Karm El Zeitoun, Rmeil, and Saifi.
Funding: $700,000

Rehabilitate about 300 homes
Funding: $500,000

Funds allocated to Nusaned are used to rehabilitate 45 residential houses and 12 shops in Zones 34 and 35, including fixing the facades of 6 buildings in Zone 34. In Burj Hammoud, 184 residential homes and 52 shops are being rehabilitated
Funding: $341,073

Funds allocated to Baytna Baytak are used to rehabilitate 511 homes affected by the blast.
Funding: $675,000

Restoring livelihood by supporting 84 vulnerable businesses across various sectors. Type of intervention: rehabilitation, equipment repairs or replacement, strategic support and repositioning and legal support.
Funding: $300,000

Lebanese Food Bank works to alleviate hunger and help the environment throughout Lebanon. To support the families affected by the blast, the organisation distributed 321 necessary home appliances.
Funding: $225,000 (local money)

Arcenciel and the Melanie Freiha Foundation distributed 286 home appliances to 196 homes.
Funding: $213,000 (local money)

Rehabilitate 27 homes, 1 high and the rest medium to light damages
Funding: $50,000

Rehabilitated 29 homes, helping 90 people return to their homes.
Funding: $56,000

114 families were supported through The Beirut Emergency Fund in the areas of Gemmayze, Mar Mikharel, Karantina, Rmeil & Bachoura. The funds were allocated to the following: 83% Rehabilitation, 11% Medical Aid, 8% SME support
Funding: $25,000

Supporting 15 micro businesses and 15 small to medium businesses with equipment, inventory, coaching, capacity building and a tailor made action plan provided by senior experts.
Funding: $150,000

Supporting 9 Small businesses with rehabilitation, equipment, capacity building, mentoring and legal support.
Funding: $217,000

Rehabilitation of the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) and the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU). Savings of 50% on the original budget allowed the rehabilitation of both units. In addition, an allocation was made for the instillation of an on-grid photovoltaic system.
Funding: $1,357,000

Funding used to replace and fix 14 elevators, all the fire-rated doors, aluminum, glass, hospital facade, provide new medical equipment including bed-side monitors and crucial laboratory equipment and full installation of a 255.5 kWp on-Grid photovoltaic System.
Funding: $1,009,111

Reparations of infrastructure damages were all fixed including chillers, aluminum, glass, woodwork and dropped ceilings. Additional funding allocated to repair and purchase new medical equipment and full installation of a 213.84 kWp on-grid photovoltaic system.
Funding: $496,575

Funds allocated to Lebanon Needs are used to rehabilitate 1 dispensary (dispensaire intercommunautaire in Nabaa); fix Saint Marc Medical & Diagnostic Center’s MRI machine; and enroll 611 new patients affected by the blast to be taken in charge by Lebanon Needs to receive monthly chronic medication and cover their medical labs.
Funding: $200,190

20 High Flow Nasal Cannulas to fulfill the needs of 8 hospitals around Beirut that are receiving COVID patients. These HFNCs will allow those hospitals to relieve the pressure from the Beirut hospitals that are treating COVID patients and are directly affected by the August 4, 2020 explosion These machines are sustainable pieces of equipment that have uses beyond COVID as well
Funding: $150,000

3 high flow oxygen machines for the Ftouh Kesrouan Governmental Hospital to help with the flow of COVID 19 patients that came from Beirut because the hospitals in Beirut have incurred heavy damages by the August 4, 2020 explosion and could not care for COVID 19 patients
Funding: $20,457

Arcenciel is providing 3-months’ worth of supplies to 925 beneficiaries including: protective sheets, adult diapers, urinary bags and catheters, colostomy/urostomy equipment as well as funding 3 people to manage and distribute equipment.
Funding: $102,000 (partially in local dollars).

Repair damages due to the blast
Funding: 100,000$

General Crisis Response Effort
Funding: $100,000

New Fetoscope machine and Endoscopy machine repairs
Funding: $100,000

Happy Childhood Foundation is providing rehabilitation and paramedical services support to 223 children and their families affected by the blast.
Funding: $80,000

Since 1976, SESOBEL has been assisting children with disability and supporting their families. The funds will be used to pay critical and life-saving respiratory sessions for 24 children especially with celebral palsy and neuromuscular disorders over a period of 5 months.
Funding: $24,600

One of the main objectives of IRAP is the education of the deaf children. The therapists and teachers of IRAP are at the heart of the school, and losing them would put the organization at an immense risk. These funds will be used to pay and retain teachers for the year 2022-2023.
Funding: $24,360

Provide mental health support to 300 children and their families (3,000 free consultations) for a period of 12 months. Also rehabilitate the center premises
Funding: $125,000

Provide mental health treatment to 250 patients, psychological first aid training to frontline workers, awareness building to parents on youth mental health and wellbeing and capacity building to 150 teachers on youth mental health and well-being
Funding: $67,500

Himaya is providing mental health support to 75 children and 87 caregivers, as well as distributing baby food kits to 381 families, 120 baby food pots, 46 reusable diapers and 130 disposable diapers to babies
Funding: $58,400

Embrace is extending the capacity of the National Lifeline 1564 to become a 24 hours emotional support and suicide prevention service for Lebanon. Additionally, Embrace is investing in filling the gap in access to mental health services by launching a community mental health center that hosts psychological and psychiatric consultations as well as a graduate psychology training program.
Funding: $26,300

Cover therapy sessions for 66 autistic children and their parents for a period of 4 months. Additional funding used to cover rent for a year and replace damaged IT equipment.
Funding: $20,000

Provide 70 families affected by the Beirut explosion with psychosocial awareness and intervention sessions in order to improve their mental health, assist them in building resilience and more effective coping strategies, along with improving interpersonal relationships and communication within the family units.
Funding: $15,000

500 families affected by the Beirut blast will receive on Christmas eve an assortment of foods including Turkey, sweet potato and gravy for 4, one Bûche de Noël and biscuits.
Funding: $20,000

Revitalise SMEs that were impacted by the Beirut Blast and supported by Nusaned through the distribution of food vouchers redeemable at supermarkets, butchers, bakeries, fruits and vegetables shops and hairdressers.
During the Holiday Cheer Christmas campaign, 1,451 families, also affected by the blast, were supported, followed by 244 families during the Spring Vouchers campaign.
Funding: $40,000

Family Sponsorships of urgent needs for 23 families (surgery/medical, electronic appliances, education assistance)
Funding: $22,500

Supply 5 NGOs (AFLEG, Ahla Fawda, Baytna Baytak, Food Blessed, Hot Pot Meal) with SEAL beneficiaries' products as part of their food box distribution to families affected by the Beirut blast. 2,020 food boxes were distributed to families in need in the neighborhoods around the Beirut blast.
Funding: $58,721

Supply 5 community kitchens (Cuisine Sociale de Saint Antoine de Padoue, Matbakh El Kell from Souk El Tayeb, Matbakh El Hay from Berrad El Hay, Rifaq El Dareb and Tariqna El Sama) with SEAL beneficiaries' agricultural products to allow them to prepare about 3,400 daily meals to the elderly and vulnerable families affected by the Beirut blast. Duration of meal preparations vary between one and 6 months depending on the NGO.
Funding: $85,297

Supplied 50 Dakakines (small shops) affected by the Beirut Blast with products produced by SEAL beneficiaries to help them jump-start their businesses.
Funding: $60,000

Let’s all help support Beirut Dakakins and shop local!

Ain El Remmaneh:
- Samir Khaled Shop +961 76 730 217

Ashrafieh:
- Agop Ohaness Mehranian Shop +961 3 640 356
- Elie Abdallah Saab Shop +961 76 525 269
- Toni Youssef Abi Saleh Shop +961 3 808 078
- Henriette Tasrini Shop (Sioufi) +961 3 669 552
- Zoy Em Nour Shop (next to ABC Acrafieh) +961 3 113 830
- C & C (Rue Gouraud near Hospital Wardieh) +961 71 125 758
- Le Roi (Next to Hospital Rizk) +961 3 812 806
- Christophe Jaber (Dfouni Street) +961 76 707 778

Badaro:
- Charbel Sakr Shop +961 1 380 454

Bourj Hammoud:
- Mansour Market +961 3 408 118
- Rashed Market +961 3 408 118
- Maryam Daher Shop +961 70 105 469
- Tanios El Helou Shop +961 3 179 378
- Abdel Masih Market +961 71 151 434
- Fares Zouein Shop +961 3 559 527
- Ramy Younes Shop +961 81 088 647
- Nadia Aaylabouni Shop +961 71 820 392
- Mariam Assaad Shop +961 70 554 895
- Vahan Kaprielian Shop +961 3 018 481
- StopCom Shop +961 3 349 048

Gemmayzeh:
- Elias Estephan Mini Market +961 71 209 503
- Abou Chabakeh & Frem Shop +961 3 754 730
- Michel Khalifeh Shop +961 76 580 758
- Le pistachier +961 70 428 079
- Joseph Elias Al Alam Shop +961 81 747 494
- Bernard's Mini Market +961 76 033 842
- Ohanes Tekian +961 71 582 036
- Hayat Abou Saleh Harik Shop +961 378 7471
- Saliba Market +961 76 841 811
 
Geitawi:
- Mini Market Elie Saab +961 3 246 325
- Vacken Gbdelikian Shop +961 78 992 545
- Charcutier Azar +961 71 185 005
- Mounif market +961 79 113 773
- Dabbous Shop +961 3 536 066
- Dede Hayek (Fassouh) +961 71 861 705
- Abi Abdallah Market +961 71 944 683
- Joseph Ishac (Fassouh) +961 1 572 562
- Elie Atallah (Fassouh) +961 81 863 140


Karantina:
- Walid and Khaled Shop +961 3 044 986
- Abou Rabih Shop +961 71 488 575
- Nariman Daou Shop +961 71 106 234
- Karantina's market +961 3 812 574
- Ricardo Makhlouf Shop +961 70 619 421
- Mahfouz market +961 70 185 604
- Hoda Daou Shop +961 71 712 715
- Maroun Shop +961 3 238 876

Mar Mikhael:
- Shop Point +961 71 444 888
- Mini Market Saint Michel +961 3 972 063
- Hassoun Hodroj +961 3 463 908
- Alkiyami Market +961 1 561 811
- Malek for Fruits and Vegetables +961 3 061 385
- Antoine Saab Shop +961 3 651 035
- Silva Shop +961 71 316298
- Mini Market Eglise +961 1 562 714

Nabaa:
- Sabah Mourad Shop +961 71 760 910

Rmeil:
- Anwar Mini Market +961 71 008 617
- Sophia Mansour Kiyan Shop +961 01 442 015
- Choucair Market +961 3 259 344
- Charbel Khairallah +961 71 901 221