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Four Lights for Lebanon students stand together at a bake sale table. One holds the price sign, and a hand-drawn Lebanese flag lies on the table.

Helping displaced families in Lebanon

We raise money and bring supplies to families in Lebanon, working with Beit el Baraka and the American Task Force on Lebanon.

We have raised $2,000+ and we are still counting.

Lights for Lebanon is a student-led fundraiser. Donations pay for food, hygiene products, and basic supplies for displaced families, and students run it from bake sales to supply drops.

Total as of 12 October 2026. The GoFundMe page counts online gifts only. The total above also includes bake sales, events, and donations we received outside GoFundMe.

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More than a million people have been forced from their homes.

UN agencies report that fighting since March 2026 has displaced more than a million people across Lebanon. Many families have had to flee more than once.

Read about the cause

What we do for displaced families

Bake sales, supply drops in Lebanon, and events that spread the word.

Students holding the Lebanese Fundraiser price sign behind their bake sale table at Pike and Rose.

Bake sales

Our Bethesda bake sale raised over $450. Pike & Rose added over $250. We sold homemade cookies, brownies, and Phoenician bracelets.

Two students talk with a Beit el Baraka team member between shelves of food and supplies.

Supplies in Lebanon

We donate food, hygiene products, and basic necessities to displaced families, together with local organizations.

Events and awareness

We run events that explain what families in Lebanon are facing and raise money at the same time.

Our partners

Two Lights for Lebanon students and a Beit el Baraka team member in an aisle of jars and supplies.

Beit el Baraka

A Lebanese nonprofit that gives food, housing, and medical support to elderly people and struggling families. It now runs relief for families displaced from South Lebanon.

Visit beitelbaraka.org

American Task Force on Lebanon logo: a green cedar tree inside a blue circle above the letters ATFL.

American Task Force on Lebanon

A Washington, DC nonprofit that works to strengthen ties between the United States and Lebanon. It is non-sectarian, non-partisan, and independent.

Visit atfl.org

Meet the people behind it

Four students lead Lights for Lebanon. Four more have contributed along the way.

  • Portrait of Adetayo Agueh
    Adetayo AguehAssistant Founder, Vice President, and Executive Director
  • Portrait of Nathaniel Woods
    Nathaniel WoodsCo-president and Co-founder
  • Portrait of Ridha Mneimneh
    Ridha MneimnehCo-president, Co-founder, and Head of Legal
  • Portrait of Karim Azour
    Karim AzourCo-president, Co-founder, and Head of Outreach

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