On behalf of all of us at PfP, we would like to wish you a blessed Ramadan. Whether you’re Muslim or otherwise, we hope this cherished month will surround you in the warmth of love, family, friends, good health, healing, joy, restored appreciation for life, and an enhanced sense of your personal power to affect change in the world. We are continuing our work serving the children of Palestine, particularly those in Gaza. As you know, last year we set up the Phoenix School in
Throughout this impossibly difficult year, all of us at PfP would like to thank you for making our work possible. Your commitment to the rights of Palestinian children is more essential now than ever as we support our brothers and sisters in Gaza while they rebuild. Your kindness this past year has supported: The Pheonix School of Gaza The Beit Liqia Plauground – West Bank The Al Freir School – West Bank Uplifting activities for patients in the hospitals, Women’s Clinic, Hospital assistance for children – Gaza Movie Nights in Gaza
Dear *|FIRST_NAME|*, All of us at PfP would like to wish you a Happy New Year and thank you for making our work possible! Your generosity over this past year helped us maintain the Phoenix School, our flagship elementary school in Gaza, and take on another school, called the Modern Childhood School. The combined number of students is over 800 boys and girls grades 1-6. Additionally, we continue to sponsor cultural heritage camps in collaboration with the Culture and Free Thought Association in Khan Younis, Gaza. Below you will find a summary of your contributions for 2025. All contributions are tax deductible, except where there is a fair market value, meaning that
If you follow us on Instagram, you’ll have seen postings of our activities in Gaza over the past two years. Since early 2024, we have diverted all of our resources to Gaza’s children, to help them not only survive, but to thrive despite the enormous deprivations. We have now established two schools, one in Gaza City
We are excited to announce the launch of an initiative we’ve been working on for a while. PfP established a school in Gaza for grades 1-5. We’re in our third week now of operation and it’s amazing. The school is a mixture of traditional and non-traditional learning. The first few days were focused on getting to know each
This playground is a gift from the Saad family in memory of Edward Theodore Saad. Architect. Humanist. Palestinian. Al Frer (De La Salle) is a private school in Bethlehem established in 1893. The school has 1118 students and has an equal number of Christian and Muslim students. The playground will serve preschool through grade 4- approximately 400 students and would be open to the community in the summer time. Thank you to the Saad family for their generosity and love.
The community LOVES movie nights! susan abulhawa brought a projector to Gaza when she went there and it has been a huge hit. PfP staff charge it by day, and by evening, the projector offers a small sense of normalcy and escape for people trying to survive genocide.
Eid festivities in Gaza lasted all day. PfP made and served date kaak to the community and held activities throughout the day with children. There was face painting, dancing, music and more. You can see below that everyone, especially the children, had a wonderful time and made positive memories in the midst of these terrible times. Please support PfP’s efforts to continue serving the children in Gaza with activities like these. You can donate using the link below. Or you can support us by buying AIDA products, where 100% of the proceeds are used to support our programs for children.
PfP hired musicians and storytellers, along with a therapist, to visit hospitals to bring some joy to recovering children and adults alike. Children with particular psychological needs were identified and the therapist has followed up with them. Families told us how important these activities feel to them. So, thank you to everyone supporting these activities.
PfP is proud to announce the completion of the Beit Liqia playground, made possible by a generous donation from Abboud family. It sits on a 3000 sqm plot of land in Area C belonging to the Beit Liqia Municipality, with the Sports Club participating in the management and maintenance of the playground. It is used by the village and surrounding villages with a combined population of more than 20,000 people.
At both the Phoenix School and the Modern Childhood School, our students participated in craft workshops to create Ramadan decorations
Enjoy, laugh, play! Our donation is for the children of Palestine in memory of our beloved friend, Marita Boullata. Marita lived in Palestinian in her early marriage. She championed its land, culture and people, especially children.