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Donate to one of our programs providing assistance, relief, and support to the Palestinian people.

Child Sponsorship

Since 1999, we have been connecting children in Gaza and the West Bank with donors who provide essential support—food, healthcare, and shelter—so they can continue their education and build a better future.

Your sponsorship can ensure an orphan has the stability and opportunities they need to complete their education. Make a lasting impact by signing up today!

Gaza Support Program

Our Gaza Support Program's goal is to strengthen the steadfastness of our people by providing essential services to displaced families in Gaza, including food, medical aid, and financial support. Join us in reaffirming our unity and solidarity with Gaza and in fulfilling our critical role to support our people's steadfastness, so they can remain on our land after facing genocide and mass starvation.
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General Donation

The CPFQ operates multiple programs, all driven by our goal of supporting and uplifting the people of Palestine through direct aid & essential services. Your donation goes where it’s needed most—whether covering urgent costs for our Child Sponsorship Program, strengthening food and aid initiatives, or supporting our operations. Every contribution makes a direct impact.

Our Partners

Gaza | Palestine
Abdel Shafi Community Health Association
The Abdel-Shafi Community Health Association (ACHA) is a developmental NGO that was formally established in Gaza in 1972. It seeks to contribute to improving the health, educational, cultural and social conditions of the Palestinian community in Gaza through building the capacity of the organization, and contributing to healthcare initiatives, the promotion of Palestinian women, and the promotion of the Palestinian identity and community culture in the Gaza strip. The ACHA runs various programs, including but not limited to; Family Assistance Program, Child Sponsorship Program, Patient Programs, and Humanitarian Assistance and Crisis Relief Programs.
Al-Bireh | Palestine
Inash AlUsra Association
The Society of Inash Al Usra was established in Al-Bireh – Palestine in 1965 as a voluntary and charitable organization. The establishment of the Society was the initiative of a group of Palestinian women, led by the well-known activist late Samiha Khalil, who felt obliged to contribute to empowering Palestinian women at times when the concept was still young and not so popular.
Since 1968, they have operated their Child Sponsorship Program, playing a vital role in connecting Palestinian children with the outside world, providing direct relief to the children enrolled in their program.
Nablus | Palestine
Orphan Sponsorship Program - An-Najah National University
As the largest university in the State of Palestine, An-Najah National University is a non-governmental public university governed by a board of trustees in Nablus, West Bank, Palestine. The Orphan ‎Sponsorship program at An-Najah was launched in 2002, aiming to ‎shed light into the lives of impoverished orphaned children, so that one ‎day they can become educated individuals who can alleviate their own ‎communities out of poverty.‎

FAQ

Commonly asked questions about our Child Sponsorship Program and how it operates
How many children are sponsored through the CPFQ Palestinian Child Sponsorship Program?

There are currently about 320 sponsored children in our program.

Does the Child Sponsorship Program employ staff or use volunteers?

Since the Child Sponsorship program was established in 1999, it has primarily been administered by dedicated volunteers who give their time in a variety of areas, including clerical and administration, communications, fundraising and information technology.

What does a sponsor provide?

A sponsor provides financial support (a minimum of $73 CAD per month, which includes a $3 payment processing fee) to enable a Palestinian child to access food, clothing, shelter, education, and medical assistance.

How much of my sponsorship donations will go to my child?

Your sponsorship donations and extra monetary gifts (i.e., for birthdays, Ramadan, Eid, Christmas, etc.) primarily support your sponsored child. A small 5% administrative fee is applied to help cover essential operational costs, mainly staffing to grow the program, administrative and online services, and international transfer fees.

This small contribution ensures that the program can continue to operate sustainably while maintaining direct support to children and families in need.

How long is the commitment for sponsorship?

We require a minimum of one year, but most sponsors continue helping their child until they reach the age of 18. If sponsoring a child isn’t right for you, there is also an option available to make a general donation to the Child Sponsorship Program on the donation page.

Does the CPFQ Child Sponsorship Program provide tax receipts for sponsors and donors?

The Canadian Palestinian Foundation of Quebec (CPFQ), a registered charity in good standing with the Government of Canada “BN/Registration Number: 127472926RR0001” issues receipts for sponsors and donors to the Child Sponsorship Program at the end of each tax year.

When will I receive my tax receipt?

Receipts are mailed no later than the end of February of the year following your donations.

What if I do not speak Arabic?

Correspondence is translated by the CPFQ Child Sponsorship Program. You will receive your child’s original message as well as the translated copy in French or English.

Is the Child Sponsorship Program a faith-based organization?

No, we are not faith-based and our program serves all Palestinian children, regardless of religion.

How do I sponsor a child?

Under the donation page, select the option to sponsor a child. After that, select the number of children you would like to sponsor, where you would like to sponsor a child (Gaza or the West Bank), and you can get started with the process of sponsoring a child.

What are my payment options?

You may make donations via MasterCard, Visa, preauthorized banking, cash or cheque.

Do I have to live in Canada to participate in the program?

No, you do not need to reside in Canada (Canadian residents qualify to receive charitable receipts). Many of our sponsors reside in the United States, the Caribbean, Europe, the Middle East and Asia. These sponsors provide their sponsorship donations by credit card or by wire transfer. You can reach is via telephone at (514) 956-1685 or via email at child@cpfq.org.

I have a question about the sponsorship program. Who do I contact?

Please contact us at (514) 956-1685 or e-mail child@cpfq.org. We’ll be happy to respond to all of your questions.

Our Partners

Gaza | Palestine
Abdel Shafi Community Health Association
The Abdel-Shafi Community Health Association (ACHA) is a developmental NGO that was formally established in Gaza in 1972. It seeks to contribute to improving the health, educational, cultural and social conditions of the Palestinian community in Gaza through building the capacity of the organization, and contributing to healthcare initiatives, the promotion of Palestinian women, and the promotion of the Palestinian identity and community culture in the Gaza strip. The ACHA runs various programs, including but not limited to; Family Assistance Program, Child Sponsorship Program, Patient Programs, and Humanitarian Assistance and Crisis Relief Programs.
Al-Bireh | Palestine
Inash AlUsra Association
The Society of Inash Al Usra was established in Al-Bireh – Palestine in 1965 as a voluntary and charitable organization. The establishment of the Society was the initiative of a group of Palestinian women, led by the well-known activist late Samiha Khalil, who felt obliged to contribute to empowering Palestinian women at times when the concept was still young and not so popular.
Since 1968, they have operated their Child Sponsorship Program, playing a vital role in connecting Palestinian children with the outside world, providing direct relief to the children enrolled in their program.
Nablus | Palestine
Orphan Sponsorship Program - An-Najah National University
As the largest university in the State of Palestine, An-Najah National University is a non-governmental public university governed by a board of trustees in Nablus, West Bank, Palestine. The Orphan ‎Sponsorship program at An-Najah was launched in 2002, aiming to ‎shed light into the lives of impoverished orphaned children, so that one ‎day they can become educated individuals who can alleviate their own ‎communities out of poverty.‎