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Beirut: ‘Repairs will cost people months of their salaries’

Beirut: ‘Repairs will cost people months of their salaries’

It was a normal day in Beirut, Lebanon, when one of the staff members at our partner’s preschool stepped into an elevator at 6:07 p.m. Suddenly the power went out. The elevator stopped and went dark. The building shook. Then, she heard a horrible sound. Click the...
Beirut: ‘Repairs will cost people months of their salaries’

Beirut: Even 110 stitches isn’t enough to heal all the damage

Reports continue to pour in from our partners in Lebanon, where the port city of Beirut recently suffered a massive explosion. At least 135 people have died, and more than 5,000 were injured. Since my last update, I’ve received word of one man who has suffered so much...
Beirut: Explosion victims are still reeling from the blast

Beirut: Explosion victims are still reeling from the blast

My heart is heavy as I write to you today. So many people’s lives have been completely destroyed by the deadly explosion that happened in Beirut, Lebanon, on Tuesday. Demolished buildings. Streets littered with debris. One glance at the news will show you the...
URGENT NEED: Help victims of deadly Beirut explosion

URGENT NEED: Help victims of deadly Beirut explosion

A massive explosion shook the port of Beirut in Lebanon yesterday. More than 100 people were killed and over 4,000 injured. Although the exact cause of the blast remains unclear, the result is certain — this is another devastating blow for a country already suffering...
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