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Good Humanitarians Needed in Ethiopia
Good Humanitarians Needed in Ethiopia
A Heart-Wrenching Emergency: Let's Act Together!
A Heart-Wrenching Emergency: Let's Act Together!
The people of Ethiopia are facing an unprecedented crisis. With US aid packs departing the country, thousands of vulnerable individuals are left without access to food. The situation is dire, and immediate action is necessary to prevent a humanitarian catastrophe.
The Reality:
The Reality:
Families are struggling to survive without basic necessities.
Children, the elderly, and those with disabilities are disproportionately affected.
The threat of starvation and related health issues looms large.
We Can Make a Difference:
We Can Make a Difference:
Your donation can provide:
Essential food items to families in need.
Critical medical care to those suffering from malnutrition.
Hope and sustenance to those who have lost everything.
Every Dollar Counts:
Every Dollar Counts:
No amount is too small. Your contribution will directly support our efforts to:
Distribute food aid to affected communities.
Provide medical assistance to those in dire need.
Support local initiatives promoting self-sufficiency.
Donate Now:
Donate Now:
Let us come together to alleviate the suffering of our Ethiopian brothers and sisters. Your generosity will help us:
Act swiftly to address this crisis.
Save lives and restore dignity.
Foster a sense of global community and compassion.
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Spread the Word:
Spread the Word:
Share this urgent appeal with your network to amplify our impact.
Together, we can make a profound difference in the lives of those affected. Let us respond with kindness, empathy, and generosity.
Thank You for Your Support.
Thank You for Your Support.
May our collective efforts bring solace, hope, and sustenance to the people of Ethiopia in their time of need.
Help Help Help
Support vulnerable Adi Arkays women, children, and seniors through the Walia Charity Association. Your donation provides essential services, including nutritious food, women's sanitation facilities, primary healthcare, education, and economic empowerment. By contributing, you'll help us continue critical support and services, transforming lives with dignity and compassion. Every dollar counts, and your generosity will bring hope and lasting change.
Support a Noble Cause
Walia Charity Association is dedicated to improving the lives of Adi Arkays women, children, and disadvantaged seniors. Your donation will help us provide essential services, including:
Nutritious Food: Providing meals and groceries to families struggling with hunger and malnutrition
Women's Sanitation: Ensuring access to clean facilities, menstrual health products, and dignity for vulnerable women
Primary Health Care: Offering medical check-ups, vaccinations, and health education to prevent illnesses and promote well-being
Education: Empowering children and adults with literacy skills, vocational training, and educational resources
Economic Empowerment: Supporting women with microfinance initiatives, job training, and entrepreneurship opportunities
No matter how small, every contribution brings us closer to our mission of creating a brighter future for our beneficiaries.
Please consider donating today and join us in our effort to make a lasting difference in the lives of these vulnerable individuals.
Your generosity will help us continue to provide critical support and services to vulnerable Adi Arkays women, children, and seniors.
Give now: Transform lives with your generosity and help us create a ripple effect of kindness and compassion. Every dollar counts, and your support will bring hope and transformation to those we serve
Your donation is tax-deductible.
Certificate of Recognition
The North Gondar Zone Food Security Office honors us with its prestigious Certificate of Recognition. This acknowledges Walia Charity Association members' unwavering dedication to empowering vulnerable communities, notably single-parent households, women, elderly, and crisis-affected residents during North Gondar's devastating drought and landslide.
We humbly thank the North Gondar Zone Food Security Office for this esteemed recognition. This honor validates our tireless efforts and inspires continued community upliftment.
Abraha Belachew.mp4Thank You
We extend heartfelt gratitude to Mrs. Tiruye Yilma and Mr. Abraha Belachew residents of the State of Indiana and originally from Adi Arkay, North Gondar Zone, Ethiopia. This video highlights their remarkable 10,000-kilogram grain donation to victims of last month's landslide.
Their selfless contribution has earned our deepest respect. Walia Charity Association blesses their family for inspiring others with this exemplary act of kindness, setting a wonderful precedent for fellow associates.
Our Story
Walia Charity Association in North America was founded in the year 2020 by a group of dedicated individuals committed to supporting disadvantaged individuals of the community in the town of Adiarkay in the Gondar zone, Ethiopia.
Early Years
We began by providing essential food support, such as wheat flour and oil, and sanitary essentials to vulnerable senior families in Adiarkay, North Gondar Zone. Our name, "Walia," honors the community's inspiring resilience.
War displacement outreach:
The war between the Tigrayan forces and the Ethiopian government brought immense hardship to countless Ethiopians. In 2021 and 2022, the town of Debark in North Gondar saw an influx of over 30,000 people with children and senior adults seeking refuge from the conflict. These families arrived with little more than the clothes on their backs, facing unimaginable challenges to rebuild their lives. The Walia Charity Association recognized the desperate situation and stepped in to help. We provided essential aid to these families, many of whom were single parents struggling to care for their children alone.
Through our war displacement outreach in 2022-2023, we assisted around 12,000 displaced children, women, and seniors with food donations in Debark, 80 kilometers from their hometown. Partnering with our Gondar branch, we provided vital aid to internally displaced persons over the past three years, helping mitigate the consequences of conflict and displacement.
Donation Impact
On July 29, 2022, the Government Communication Office of Adi Arkai District reported that the Walia Charity Society of North America donated essential supplies to displaced individuals in Debarak City, North Gondar Zone, Ethiopia. The donation, valued at 420,000 birr, included flour and mattresses.
Mr. Mulukun Azanaw, local chairman of the Walia Charity Association, expressed solidarity with the displaced, stating, "Your displacements are ours, your pains are ours". The organization distributed over 100 kilograms of flour and 20 mattresses to families and 15 kilograms per head.
Evacuee Mrs. Ababa Demle praised US resident supporters for their generosity, saying, "Despite challenges, they brought aid to us in need." She received 15 kilograms of teff flour and expressed gratitude.
Another beneficiary, Mrs. Aqernesh Tagabu thanked for 15 kilograms of flour, emphasizing the timely support. She urged continued assistance until they returned home.
Salamyihun Mulat, Head of Food Security for North Gondar Zone, acknowledged the psychological impact on locals, particularly in the Amhara region. Over 142,270 displaced individuals sought shelter in refugee camps and surrounding communities.
The official thanked supporters on behalf of the zone and evacuees, stressing the need for ongoing aid due to the increasing number of displaced persons.
Notably, this marks the fifth relief effort by the Walia Charity Association. Two weeks prior, they provided flour and materials to displaced individuals in Zarema City.
Source: Government Communication Office, Town of Adi Arkai.
Photo of Eyasu distributing donations or a relevant graphic.
Walia Charity Association Honors Eyasu Chekol's Exceptional Service
Walia Charity Association Honors Eyasu Chekol's Exceptional Service
Eyasu's selfless dedication inspires. He personally, covered transportation and accommodation costs to deliver donations in Adi Arky. His tireless efforts, demonstrated by hands-on corn flour distribution, demonstrated compassion, kindness, and commitment.
We deeply appreciate Eyasu's dedicated service, making tangible differences in the lives of others.
We deeply appreciate Eyasu's dedicated service, making tangible differences in the lives of others.
Presented with gratitude: This Certificate of Appreciation from Adi Arkay's Local Charity recognizes Eyasu Chekol's dedicated service.
Presented with gratitude: This Certificate of Appreciation from Adi Arkay's Local Charity recognizes Eyasu Chekol's dedicated service.
North Gondar Drought Response Efforts:
During the devastating drought in 2024 in North Gondar, our organization successfully reached and assisted approximately 7,000 individuals in dire need. We provided essential food aid, and our Gondar branch played a vital role in facilitating the transportation of these critical supplies. The response from the community was overwhelmingly grateful, with countless individuals expressing profound appreciation when we arrived with much-needed assistance
Key Milestones:
Walia Charity Association Key Milestones (2021-2024)
Humanitarian Aid:
Assisted 12,000 displaced individuals in Debark (2021-2023)
Supported 7,000 drought-affected individuals in North Gondar (2024)
Key Milestones:
Walia Charity Association Key Milestones (2021-2024)
Humanitarian Aid:
Assisted 12,000 displaced individuals in Debark (2021-2023)
Supported 7,000 drought-affected individuals in North Gondar (2024)
Cumulative Impact:
Reached 19,000 vulnerable individuals
Mitigated conflict and disaster consequences
Community Impact:
Alleviated hunger and suffering. Fostered hope and resilience through essential interventions
Today
We continue to support thousands in Adiarkay, fostering self-sustainability and hope. Join us in making a difference.
Get Involved: Our Email address:
waliahawaza@gmail.com
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