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REEL and our partners are responding to the deadly earthquakes in Syria and need your support. Your gift can provide lifesaving care and supplies to families affected by this devastating crisis. DONATE NOW to save lives and relieve suffering.
Two powerful and devastating earthquakes struck Turkey and Northwest Syria in Feb 2023.
The death toll from earthquakes in Turkey and Syria has surpassed 50,000 people—including 45,968 confirmed deaths in Turkey and 7,259 in Syria. REEL supports local organizations on the ground responding to the urgent needs of their communities.
REEL staff in Turkey, working with BONYAN in Syria, immediately assisted with search and rescue efforts in northern Syria. Emergency response teams provided rescue and relief, while community volunteers mobilized to provide essential life-saving humanitarian services.
BONYAN was established before the war started in Syria by a group of volunteers and university students. They aim to provide emergency services to vulnerable communities in Aleppo and other parts of Syria.
BONYAN is an Independent humanitarian and development organization established to build human capacity and enhance the resilience of war-torn communities. BONYAN partners with UNICEF, UNOCHA, IOM, Save the Children, and many other international organizations in Syria.
The earthquake has compounded the ongoing crisis in Syria, as lack of adequate medical care, cholera outbreaks, freezing temperatures, and continued border skirmishes pose major risks to the population. The critical task now is to scale up the delivery of aid to those still desperately in need.
If you want to support the EARTHQUAKE RELIEF, please click the LINK to donate; 100% of your donations are donated to local organizations.-
Working together with our local partner, The Hurras Network, REEL supported the shelters that enable the provision of psychosocial support and child protection services. The main focus of the Hurras project is child protection through case management, awareness programs, and child protection support initiatives.
During “The Strangers’ Case” filming in Turkey; the art department created a fictional refugee camp. After filming, the tents were sent to Northern Syria via our partner, the “Hurras Network,” to be used as child-friendly spaces and educational spaces for children and families.
The Haya Cultural Center is a non-profit organization established in Amman-Jordan to develop the capacities of children in the fields of art & culture. The center provides projects for Jordanian and refugee children.
Through collaboration with “The Strangers’ Case” cast and crew, Save The Children Organization, Haya Cultural Centre, Royal Film Commission, and Philistine films; we hosted a youth art and film camp.
30 Refugee children enjoyed learning the ‘Elements of Filmmaking’ in a workshop- taught by actor Jason Berghe of Chicago PD, filmmaker Malaz Usta, and two other talented Syrian artists. 100% of attendees said they had an ‘inspirational day’ and ‘learned a lot about the elements of the film.’
REEL aims to be transparent about our operations. Therefore, it is essential to be clear to grant-seekers that most of our grantmaking is dedicated to furthering strategies with specific program goals or social awareness themes. REEL does not fund unsolicited proposals. We also do not fund individual grants, annual fundraising drives, paid advertisements, or political activities.