The Crisis Action Section exists to support the response to local emergencies – currently the Beirut explosion – and groups together local initiatives/campaigns working toward alleviating the impact of the crisis,
and direct people who want to volunteer or donate towards them.
The Volunteer Circle and the SDGs:
We call them “Good Life Goals.”
Better known as the 17 Sustainable Development Goals, they are agreed upon by the 193 Member States of the United Nations, as guidelines for the work that needs to be done towards a better tomorrow.
Our Good Life Goal filter helps you look for volunteer opportunities based on the type of long-term impact you would like to have within your community.
Our option to personalize your volunteer experience is what sets us apart, because we believe volunteering should be honest, meaningful, fruitful, and efficient. You can now select the Good Life Goals that resonate with you and fit your vision for a better future. Check it out, browse through and apply to the opportunities that align with your goals. Share your talent and skills, own your impact.
Take action towards the climate.
Clean the seas and oceans.
Come together to make tommorow better than today.
Do good, ethical and honest work.
Help reduce and end poverty.
Improve the infrastructure around you and innovate.
Learn more and teach more.
Love and value nature.
Love where you live.
Mainstream clean energy.
Promote peace actively.
Reduce inequalities.
Save water and use it efficiently.
Treat everyone equally.
Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for every one at every age.
Give back to the planet as much as you take.
Achieve food security and help end hunger.
Take action towards the climate.
Clean the seas and oceans
Come together to make tommorow better than today
Do good, ethical and honest work.
Help reduce and end poverty.
Improve the infrastructure around you and innovate.
Learn more and teach more.
Love and value nature.
Love where you live.
Mainstream clean energy.
Promote peace actively.
Reduce inequalities.
Save water and use it efficiently.
Treat everyone equally.
Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for every one at every age.
Give back to the planet as much as you take.
Achieve food security and help end hunger.
Jafra Foundation for Relief and Youth Development is a non-governmental organization that works to serve vulnerable groups in Palestinian refugee camps and gatherings in Lebanon and Syria, while also extending its services to refugees in Greece. Jafra was officially established in 2002 by grass-roots efforts of Palestinian youth from Yarmouk Camp in Damascus City. Building on nine years of experience in youth capacity development, Jafra expanded its programs and geographical coverage in 2011, with the aim of responding holistically to the emerging, urgent needs of the most vulnerable communities, households and individuals. Jafra acts as a key strategic partner for several recognized INGOs implementing humanitarian relief and development projects in Syria and Lebanon; its work cuts across all sectors and promotes an integrated approach to alleviating human anxieties that result from war and protracted crisis.
Jafra Foundation for Relief and Youth Development is a non-governmental organization that works to serve vulnerable grou...
Rising from our belief in the power of healthy lifestyle on your well-being, we provide nutritious snacks and personalized dietary plans aiming to make you smile and show your Dimples
Rising from our belief in the power of healthy lifestyle on your well-being, we provide nutritious snacks and personaliz...
LLWB is a non-profit organization that aims to support women in business and women entrepreneurs. This is achieved through offering members a platform for networking, sharing experiences, mentorship, skills development and access to funding.
LLWB is a non-profit organization that aims to support women in business and women entrepreneurs. This is achieved thro...
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Being Lebanese is being able to always see the glass half full, survive, thrive and bloom despite everything. Witnessing the collapse of our country, combined with our love to biophilia, cultural and artistic material, we feel the urge to encourage and save our Heritage by providing work to Lebanese artisans. Craftsmanship is an intrinsic component of the Lebanese Cultural Heritage and it has the potential to play a substantial role in the development of the country’s economy. In the absence of legal guidelines recognizing the importance of craftsmanship, this sector suffering from several headwinds, is at the brink of extinction, therefore our Mission here is to create endless opportunities for talented handcrafters and artisans by opening several workshops for artisans all over Lebanon and teach artisanship for future generations in order to preserve the Lebanese Cultural Heritage.
Being Lebanese is being able to always see the glass half full, survive, thrive and bloom despite everything. Witnessin...
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