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Flour Donation — Palestine

Sacks of flour delivered to families through flour donations

About This Project

Flour is the basis of bread and many staple foods. By bringing flour to families in need, we provide long-term food security.

The sacks of flour are handed directly to families; one sack of flour lasts a family for weeks.

One sack of flour covers a family's basic food needs for a long time.

About the Flour Donation: Staple Food Support for Palestine

A flour donation allows a family to make their bread, soup and many basic meals in their own kitchen.

A sack of flour you donate for Palestine can last a family for weeks.

Why is a flour donation long-term support?

Flour is the basis of bread and many staple foods.

It lasts longer than ready-made food; the family cooks as needed and nothing goes to waste.

  • The sacks of flour are handed directly to families.
  • One sack supports the family's basic food security for a long time.
  • Enabling a family to run their own kitchen is a dignified form of aid.

Flour donation price

RegionUnitAmount
Palestine1 sack30 €

Example: One sack of flour each for three families: 3 × 30 € = 90 €.

By adding a daily bread donation (4 €/day) alongside the flour, you can provide the family with food to eat straight away as well as food to store.

How does your donation proceed, step by step?

  1. Choose the number of sacks 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. The sacks of flour are handed directly to families according to the distribution plan.

Why choose a flour donation?

Flour is a staple food that keeps for a long time and can be used in many different dishes.

Families bake their own bread, prepare their own meals and run their kitchen their own way.

This makes the aid more dignified and sustainable.

Example scenario: With 1 sack of flour (30 €) + bread for 7 days (7 × 4 € = 28 €) = 58 €, a family's needs are supported for this week and the weeks that follow.

How do I donate flour from Austria?

Choose the number of sacks in the form above and add them to your basket.

  • Secure payment by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, EPS or PayPal.
  • Once the payment is confirmed, a receipt email is sent to you.
  • You can combine several Palestine projects in one basket.
Note: Border crossings and security conditions in Palestine may affect the timing of distribution. We describe the process in our article donating from Austria to Palestine.

Other food aid for Palestine

You can provide families in Palestine with daily bread through the Palestine bread donation and cooked meals through the hot meal donation.

For comprehensive support, see the Palestine emergency aid project and all food aid projects.

To plan your flour and food donation for Ramadan, see our Ramadan donation guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is a flour donation?
One sack of flour for Palestine costs 30 €.
How long does a sack of flour last a family?
Depending on family size and use, a sack of flour can last a family for weeks.
Can a flour donation be given with the intention of Zakat?
Zakat is an act of worship in which ownership is transferred to a person in need. If you wish to donate with the intention of Zakat, please use the Zakat donation page; you can find out who is eligible in our article who is eligible for Zakat.
When will my donation arrive?
Donations are delivered according to the distribution plan on the ground. In Palestine, timing may vary due to border and security conditions.
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