Lebanon Crisis Response

URGENT: Please give today to support our Baptist Partner in Lebanon as they serve their neighbours fleeing conflict.

MY GIFT FOR FAMILIES FLEEING CONFLICT

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Lebanon is a country in crisis.

Military activity and airstrikes across Lebanon have forced over one million civilians to evacuate their homes. Families are staying in crowded shelters set up in schools and other public buildings, while some have been forced to sleep outdoors due to lack of space. Experts say we are moving towards a large-scale displacement crisis. Will you help meet their needs?

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Our long-standing Baptist Partner in Lebanon is especially important to us. Together, with your generosity, we’ve been serving vulnerable people through their ministries for 10 years. Now they’re counting on us more than ever.

With Lebanon already struggling with the highest refugee population per capita and a severe economic crisis, the country is ill-equipped to cope with the number of people who currently need humanitarian assistance.

Our Baptist Partner is working closely with the local Church to arrange shelter and distribute bedding, hygiene kits, and food.

‘Daily life has been upended as places like schools have turned from institutions of learning into shelters,’ said our Partner.

Daily life has been upended as places like schools have turned from institutions of learning into shelters.

Your donation will mean our Baptist Partner in Lebanon can arrange shelter, and provide mattresses, bedding, blankets, hygiene kits, and food to families arriving with almost nothing.

Last updated 30 March 2026

What We Know So Far 

Towns Destroyed

Towns and villages in Southern Lebanon are being destroyed in bombing campaigns as tensions escalate.

One Million Displaced

More than 1 million people in Lebanon have been displaced from their homes.

80% In Poverty

80% of Lebanon’s population currently live in poverty due to violence, conflict and soaring inequity.

Be Generous

Lebanon is a country in crisis. Families need your urgent assistance.

$63

can provide urgently needed bedding and hygiene items for one household

Food items for distribution in Lebanon

$217

can provide food parcels for five hungry families

Two smiling people in Lebanon

$501

can help our Baptist Partners deliver these much-needed resources for one month

Melissa Lipsett, CEO, visiting our Partner in Lebanon

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Gifts are received into the Baptist World Aid Australia Public Ancillary Fund ABN 77 507 629 093. If you are donating from a Private Ancillary Fund your donation cannot be made to this fund. Please call us on 1300 789 991 and we will facilitate your donation. We collect personal information about you in order to complete your donation and to keep you informed about our work and current appeals: see our privacy policy.

Donations of $2 or more are tax deductible. All donations are in Australian Dollars.

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Donations to the Lebanon Crisis Response are allocated to Baptist World Aid’s Disaster Action Fund and will be used to provide urgent relief to affected communities. In the unlikely event that funds exceed what is required for this response, or if circumstances prevent their use for this crisis, any remaining balance will be directed to other emergencies where the need is greatest—ensuring your gift has the greatest possible impact.

Baptist World Aid is proud to be part of the Emergency Action Alliance, alongside 14 other Australian humanitarian aid organisations. Together, we are maximising our impact, so we can provide funds in the most effective way.

* Header image: A plume of smoke in the horizon as people look on in Lebanon.
* Images above: A warehouse full of mattresses for displaced families, a box of food items in an emergency food kit box, a couple who received life-saving assistance from our local Christian partner, and a family of four walks down the road with an emergency food kit in hand.