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2,000 Kilos of Meat for 10,000 in Gaza

December 2025

Scholars Without Borders distributed 2,000 kilos of meat to displaced families in Khan Younis, Gaza. The distribution ran over three days, from December 11 to December 13, 2025. It reached 10,000 people, including displaced families in camps and shelters, orphans and their families, educational staff, and civil defense personnel.

Damaged roads and infrastructure meant teams used equipped transport vehicles and mobile refrigerators to move the meat safely. Solar energy systems kept meat cold where electricity had been cut off, and frozen meat was distributed directly rather than stored long term. Multiple distribution points were set apart with scheduled times, and mobile teams carried meat to families who could not reach a site, including women, children, and the elderly.

This project was made possible by the generosity of our donors.

Volunteers in yellow vests butcher meat under a tent beside a project banner. A volunteer in a Scholars Without Borders vest watches pallets being moved from a freezer truck. A large pile of freshly chopped raw meat sits on a tarp on tiled steps. Three volunteers in vests cut meat into pieces on wooden boards at a tiled site. Volunteers in yellow vests weigh and bag portions of red meat under a tent. Hands arrange sealed bags of meat labeled with a project logo into a large pile. A volunteer hands a bag of meat to a man in an orange vest near a tent. A staff member hands a wrapped meat parcel to a young man outside a tent, with a girl watching. A staff member gives a wrapped piece of meat to a young girl outside a tent. A volunteer hands a bag of meat to a paramedic seated among rescue equipment.

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