Across Gaza, Palestinian healthcare workers continue to care for their communities under unimaginable conditions. Together with Alana Hadid and Tommy Marcus, we're raising $30,000 USD to fund one month of Glia's Complex Wound Care Services at Nasser Hospital. Every donation helps restore care where it is needed most. This initiative is part of Glia's broader Restoring Care Campaign.
Nasser Hospital • Funding one month of complex wound care services.
$13,875 raised toward $30,000 (USD)
Across Palestine, healthcare workers continue to care for their communities under unimaginable conditions. Hospitals have been damaged or destroyed. Medical supplies remain severely restricted. Millions have been displaced. Yet doctors, nurses, paramedics, engineers, and support staff continue to save lives every day.
They shouldn't have to do it alone.
That's why we're supporting Glia, a medical solidarity organization working alongside Palestinian healthcare workers to strengthen healthcare systems, expand access to specialized care, and build long-term local capacity.
Together, we are raising $30,000 to fund one month of Glia's Advanced Wound Care Service at Nasser Medical Complex — one of the only specialized wound care programs currently operating in Gaza.
This campaign is part of Glia's $2.1 million Recovering Care Campaign, which will sustain lifesaving wound care services, establish care into displaced communities through mobile teams, strengthen biomedical engineering programs that keep hospitals functioning, and invest in Palestinian healthcare workers leading this work every day.
Every donation helps restore care where it is needed most.
Without specialized wound care, injuries that might otherwise heal can lead to infection, disability, amputation, or death.
At Nasser Medical Complex, Glia works alongside Palestinian clinicians to provide advanced wound care that helps patients heal, preserves limbs, reduces complications, and improves long-term recovery. Your support will keep this essential service available for another month.
Supporting specialized wound care services, strengthening clinical teams, and ensuring hospitals have the equipment and expertise needed to continue providing lifesaving care.
Launching mobile wound care teams that bring treatment directly to displaced families and patients who cannot safely reach hospitals.
Repairing essential medical equipment, supporting Palestinian biomedical engineers, training healthcare workers, and strengthening the systems that allow healthcare to continue despite ongoing challenges.
In partnership with Palestinian clinicians and the Palestinian Ministry of Health, Glia invests in specialized medical care, workforce development, biomedical engineering, and open-source innovation so healthcare remains locally led and endures over time.
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Glia leads a project to equip 4 hospitals with solar panels. Other than Shifa, no other hospitals in Gaza had solar panels. The project inspires other NGOs to fund similar projects in other hospitals
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The broader $2.1 million Recovering Care Campaign will:
“For my birthday, I'm asking people to celebrate by helping restore care in Gaza. Palestinian healthcare workers continue showing up for their patients every day with extraordinary courage. Funding one month of advanced wound care at Nasser Medical Complex is a meaningful way we can stand with them and help keep lifesaving care available.”
“Real solidarity means showing up when it matters. This campaign is about helping Palestinian doctors, nurses, and engineers continue the work they're already leading. Together, we can fund another month of advanced wound care at Nasser and help recover care for the people who need it most.”
Every gift helps keep the Complex Wound Care Services at Nasser Medical Complex operating for another month.
