Rise Up Lebanon Action (RULA)
together we rise
In recent years Lebanon has been impacted by the port explosion, the pandemic, and an economic collapse. RULA’s immediate goal is to address the overall wellbeing of the communities by vetting and supporting reputable NGOs focused on helping individuals, families and small businesses in Lebanon. Our long term goals are to create initiatives and programs with sustainable impact including projects focused on providing vulnerable communities with access to electricity, clean water, educational programs, and medical assistance.
We formed Rise Up Lebanon Action (RULA) to do our part in giving back to the community. RULA’s main mission is to alleviate the suffering and enhance the lives of Lebanon’s vulnerable communities.
Your Support is Critical
O lady of the world, O Beirut
Rise from under the rubble, like an almond flower in April
Cast off your grief
Revolution is born out of grief
Rise up in honor of the forests
And the rivers
And the valleys
Rise up in the name of humanity
"Nizar Qabani"
يا ستَّ الدنيا يا بيروتْ قومي من تحتِ الرَدمِ، كزهرةِ لوزٍ في نيسانْ قومي من حُزنكِ إنَّ الثورةَ تولدُ من رحمِ الأحزانْ قومي إكراماً للغاباتِ وللأنهارِ وللوديانِ قومي إكراماً للإنسانْ
"نزار قبّاني"
"Nizar Qabani"
يا ستَّ الدنيا يا بيروتْ قومي من تحتِ الرَدمِ، كزهرةِ لوزٍ في نيسانْ قومي من حُزنكِ إنَّ الثورةَ تولدُ من رحمِ الأحزانْ قومي إكراماً للغاباتِ وللأنهارِ وللوديانِ قومي إكراماً للإنسانْ
"نزار قبّاني"
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Thanks to all who contributed Thanks to all who contributed to support the residents of Rachaya Al-Fakhar. Thanks to your generous donations we were able to meet our goal of
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