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Hot Meal Donation — Palestine

Hot meals distributed to children thanks to a hot meal donation

About This Project

In areas of war and poverty, even one hot meal a day is a great blessing. Through our soup kitchens and field teams, we bring hot meals to people in need.

Meals are prepared under hygienic conditions; priority goes to children, the elderly and displaced families.

With just a few euros you can feed a person a hot meal.

About the Hot Meal Donation: A Meal of Hope for Palestine

A hot meal donation directly reaches people in areas of war and poverty who cannot find even one hot meal a day.

For Palestine, just a few euros can feed a person a hot, nourishing meal.

Who does the hot meal donation reach?

Meals are prepared under hygienic conditions and distributed to people in need.

  • Priority goes to children, the elderly and displaced families.
  • The donation unit is one person: 1 people = 1 hot meals.
  • In the winter months, a hot meal means not only food but also warmth.

Hot meal donation prices by region

RegionPer person
Afghanistan3,50 €
Africa3,50 €
Asia3,50 €
Yemen3,50 €
Sudan3,50 €
Palestine4 €

Example: hot meals for 20 people in Yemen: 20 × 3,50 € = 70 €; in Palestine for the same number: 20 × 4 € = 80 €.

How does your donation proceed, step by step?

  1. Choose the number of people in the form above and add your donation to the basket.
  2. Enter your name and contact details and complete the payment on the secure payment page.
  3. Your donation is recorded and you receive a thank-you email.
  4. Once the payment is confirmed, you receive a receipt email.
  5. Meals are prepared under hygienic conditions and delivered to people in need according to the distribution plan.

Ideas for a hot meal donation

  • A family table: 5 people × 3,50 € = 17,50 €.
  • A whole class of children: 30 people × 3,50 € = 105 €.
  • A good deed for a special day: a meal for 100 people on a birth, a wedding or a death anniversary (350 €; 400 € in Palestine).

You can get together with family or friends and donate as a single basket.

How do I donate a hot meal from Austria?

Choose the number of people in the form above and add it to the basket.

  • Payment: Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay, Google Pay, EPS or PayPal.
  • Once the payment is confirmed, a receipt email is sent to you.
  • You can combine different regions in the same basket and donate in a single payment.

Whether from Innsbruck, Vienna or Salzburg, your donation is delivered with the same care.

Hot meals and iftar in Ramadan

Feeding those who are fasting in the month of Ramadan also carries great reward.

You can make a special Ramadan iftar meal donation and read our Ramadan 2027 donation guide to plan ahead.

You can also give daily support to families in Palestine with a bread donation; region-specific information is in our article donating to Palestine from Austria.

Browse our food aid projects for all options; a meal is one of the most beautiful forms of Sadaqah.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is a hot meal donation?
3,50 € per person in Afghanistan, Africa, Asia, Yemen and Sudan, and 4 € per person in Palestine.
What is the difference between a hot meal and an iftar meal donation?
Hot meals are food aid that can be given all year round. An iftar meal donation, on the other hand, provides iftar for those fasting in Ramadan.
How many people can I donate meals for?
You can choose any number of people in the form. You can donate anything from a single meal for one person to meals for hundreds of people.
Can I donate a hot meal instead of Fidyah?
There is a separate Fidyah donation page on the website for fasting Fidyah; we recommend giving your Fidyah there. For details, you can consult an imam.
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