10 mn Beneficiaries of winter relief campaigns over three years
Over the past three winter seasons, generous donations have helped transform Qatar Charity’s winter relief campaigns into wide-ranging humanitarian interventions, with a total value of approximately Q...
Between 2023 and 2025, Qatar Charity's winter relief campaigns have touched the lives of over 10 million people, with a combined value of approximately QAR 315 million. These initiatives primarily targeted internally displaced people, refugees, conflict-affected families, and communities struggling with challenging weather conditions. The interventions encompassed food, clothing, blankets, heating supplies, shelter improvements, and essential services such as healthcare, water, and sanitation.
Qatar Charity's "One Heart" campaign in 2023-2024 proved to be their largest winter response yet, benefiting over 7.5 million people across 14 countries and costing approximately QAR 188 million. This campaign extended its reach to other regions, including Jordan, Pakistan, Somalia, Kyrgyzstan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bangladesh, Burkina Faso, Kosovo, Lebanon, Nepal, and Albania.
In 2024-2025, Qatar Charity expanded its efforts under the "How Long?" campaign, targeting 25 countries, including Qatar. The initiative initially allocated around QAR 72 million to benefit approximately 1.4 million people. The campaign concentrated on vulnerable communities in Palestine, Lebanon, Sudan, Yemen, and northern Syria, as well as those dealing with severe cold spells.
During the 2025-2026 season, the charity continued its focus on internally displaced people, refugees, and families in need, with projects valued at approximately QAR 55 million and reaching nearly 1.1 million individuals. The interventions focused on nine countries, with a particular emphasis on the Gaza Strip, where families were experiencing acute shortages of adequate shelter, clothing, blankets, and food.
The campaign continued to emphasize support for families facing challenging housing conditions, helping them withstand the cold, reduce health risks, and alleviate financial pressures.
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