We are partnering with one Primary Health Care Center (PHCC) in the north of Lebanon to identify new cases that we may be able to help, with more partnerships with other PHCCs expected in the near future.
We have been awarded $35,000 by the Kathryn McQuade Foundation to help fund the day-to-day operational costs involved in providing life-altering medical treatment for wounded refugee children.
Prize winning journalist Rania Abouzeid will donate a portion of her earnings for her new book, No Turning Back: Life, Loss, and Hope in Wartime Syria, to INARA.
Photographer Andrew Janjigian will be donating one of his incredible prints to US-based supporters who subscribe to donate $25 or more each month to INARA.
In less than 24 hours, we managed to raise $2,500 - with every single dollar tripled thanks to the generosity of humanitarian and actor Thomas Sadoski and an anonymous donor.
With your help we managed to raise $100,000 in less than five months. Every single dollar in that time was doubled by The Secular Society, meaning we have raised $200,000 to provide medical treatment for refugee children from Syria.
Our founder and CNN Senior International Correspondent Arwa Damon was honored at the second annual James W. Foley Freedom Awards on May 1 in Washington D.C.
