We are a small group of journalists based in Lebanon. Through our work, we are in direct contact with paramedics, rescuers, and firefighters operating on the ground in Lebanon. We are acting independently and are not affiliated with any political or governmental entity.

We have seen first-hand the work they do—the hours, the risks, and the commitment to saving lives, and most of them are volunteers. Many of them continue to respond under extremely dangerous conditions.

They have also been directly affected. Teams have been targeted while carrying out rescue operations. Some have been injured, some killed, and many have lost the vehicles and equipment they rely on.

According to Lebanon’s Ministry of Health, since March 2, 2026, at least 113 healthcare workers have been killed, 263 injured, 138 emergency vehicles damaged, 16 hospitals affected, and 3 forced to close.

This fundraiser is a way to give something back—practical support that can make a difference in their daily work.

Our goal is to equip at least 20 emergency response stations with a minimum of 5 fully operational GoPro kits and emergency kits based on each station’s operational needs.

Each GoPro kit costs approximately $420 and includes the camera along with essential accessories such as batteries, mounts, and memory cards so they can be used immediately in the field. Trauma kits (IFAKs) cost approximately $40 each, while ambulance trauma kits cost approximately $100 each.

The GoPro kits are not only intended for documentation — they can also help provide a level of protection for responders on the ground. Recording rescue operations supports accountability, helps document incidents affecting emergency teams, and makes visible the realities responders face during missions. It also supports coordination and post-operation review for emergency teams.

The initiative also aims to provide emergency and trauma kits to help teams respond more effectively during rescue and medical operations.

Equipment and supplies will be delivered directly to emergency response stations through trusted field contacts and coordination with responders on the ground. Where possible, we will share updates, documentation, and delivery confirmations.

If you do not have a bank account and would still like to contribute, WHISH Money transfers and Western Union are also available options. You can send transfers to:
- Angie Mourad (+96176066901)
These teams continue to show up every day. This is a way to stand behind them in return.

Any contribution helps.