When Rawan and her family were displaced from their home in Al-Bureij Camp, they made sure to bring wheat seeds that they had stored. Farmers in Gaza no longer have access to the seeds they need due to border closures, so they are working with what they have to rebuild. For farmers like Rawan, being able to plant crops again is more than a source of income—it’s connection to tradition and a return to normalcy and self-reliance. #ChefsForGaza
WCK-provided potable water is a lifeline in Gaza. During #Ramadan, when families are fasting from dawn to sunset, access to it is especially critical. Our teams are ensuring people in displacement camps have reliable access for drinking and cooking when they break their fast. #ChefsForGaza
For the past three nights, the people of Odesa have endured intense Russian airstrikes, leaving many families without consistent access to power, heat, and water. In response, WCK has launched tailored efforts across the city, supporting local “Points of Invincibility” where Ukrainians can gather for hot meals, water, and warmth. At these hubs, our teams are serving comforting food while families charge their devices and find a moment of stability. #ChefsForUkraine