In the wake of the devastating earthquake that has claimed over 20,000 lives in Turkey and Syria, Vogue Arabia is donating all newsstand sales of its February 2023 issue to an organization supporting the survivors.
Below are more ways you can help the people of Turkey and Syria.
Eemiratesrc.ae: The Emirates Red Crescent has invited the UAE’s public to offer financial aid to relief efforts in both countries via PayPal, credit card, bank transfer, or by text message.
The campaign will also gather and assemble urgent supplies with the packaging of the initial aid taking place on February 11 from 9am to 2pm at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC), the Dubai Exhibition Centre at Expo City Dubai, and in Sharjah near Khalid Lake.
Starting February 12, the ERC and the partnering UAE humanitarian and charitable organizations will directly collect donations in cash and in-kind over the course of two weeks. Those looking to lend a helping hand in the drive can register via Volunteers.ae.
Ibc.org.tr: The International Blue Crescent Relief and Development Foundation (IBC) is using donations to send affected areas essential items including ready-to-eat food, first aid kits, blankets and heaters.
Help.unicef.org: UNICEF is dedicating its efforts towards helping suffering families and children in northern Syria.
Launchgood.com: This campaign will collect funds until March 6, 2023.
Care.or.au: Care will be using its donations via its Global Emergency Fund to provide emergency relief and services to those who need them most. It is allowing visitors to donate both, online, and via telephone. Call 1800 020 046 toll free to pay by credit card.
Oxfam.org.uk: Make donations easily if you reside in the United Kingdom.
Timetohelp.enthuse.com: While the organization is not working in Turkey, it will forward all donations to international charities to ensure those in need receive all the support possible.
Molham.com: Founded by Syrian university students, Molham is currently raising donations at a strong pace.
