Since MFA commenced its humanitarian relief deliveries in 2016, we have efficiently managed the sourcing, logistics, and distribution of over $400 million worth of supplies, benefiting nearly 4 million recipients. These essential shipments encompass a diverse range of provisions, including food, clothing, shelter, medicines, medical supplies and equipment, hygiene and water filtration kits, and other emergency essentials.

To date, we have provided…

• $400,584,341 of medicine and medical equipment
• $8,153,542 of WASH support (Water, Sanitation, Hygiene)
• $3,258,547 of non-food items
• $3,272,125 of food items

…and for every $100 worth of aid, we have spent just 30 cents on logistical costs.

MFA ensures delivery to specific locations through its network of thoroughly vetted local partners and operates direct aid distribution through its own facilities. Our dedicated team maintains full oversight of this process, meticulously tracking the contents of each shipment to hospitals, medical facilities, and vulnerable communities across northwest Syria, northeast Syria, northern Iraq, Lebanon, and Turkey.

In addition to relief deliveries, MFA has also successfully implemented a variety of special projects in collaboration with partner organizations in response to urgent and specific needs. Thanks to our extensive network, we are well-equipped to respond quickly when emergencies arise. These initiatives have included:

• Preparation and delivery of emergency hot meals and provision of free diagnostic imaging to trauma patients in the aftermath of the recent earthquakes
• Distribution of emergency supplies immediately following the earthquake disaster, including: medicines, rice, water purification kits, hygiene kits, food kits, winter clothing, blankets, and tents
• A rapid COVID-19 response, which mobilized shipments of masks, hand sanitizers, soaps, infrared thermometers, gloves, ventilators, hazmat suits, and other items needed to combat the pandemic throughout northern Syria
• An Emergency Tent Campaign that provided 1400 emergency tent shelters to 7,000 internally displaced people (IDPs) across three settlements in northwest Syria
• Emergency cross-border coordination in southern Syria to support the besieged population — including establishing a maternity hospital (serving 500 mothers monthly) and a bakery (producing 15,000 pitas daily)