1. FOSTERING
LEADERSHIP
FOR YOUNG
PALESTINIANS FUND
Children everywhere should have the right to be educated, protected and healthy. You have the power to bring that right to the orphans of Gaza.
Give to the Fostering Leadership for Young Palestinians Fund today and increase your impact! Thanks to Mr. Abbas F. (“Eddy”) and Mrs. Samar D. Zuaiter, contributions will be matched 50 cents to the dollar, and your gift of $1,000 will support one orphan for a year.
MAKE A DIFFERENCE
More than 2,500 children were orphaned following the 2014 attacks on Gaza. But there is a glimmer of hope: the Welfare Association’s Orphans of Gaza 2014 Program provides an innovative strategy to change the course of these orphans’ lives.
The Welfare Association (WA) has an established track record of problem-solving in Palestine as an effective grantmaker that is well-connected to community needs. In response to the 2008 war in Gaza, the WA provided 1,800 orphaned children with holistic care, empowering these youth to lead dignified and self-determined lives.
The Orphans of Gaza 2014 Program provides a comprehensive, long-term approach to strategically meet the needs of 2,500 orphans, from infancy through age 22. From healthcare and housing, to school uniforms and university fees, to vocational training and employability skills, the program surrounds each orphan with a fully-integrated support system throughout the critical years of childhood and adolescence.
Business leaders and philanthropists, Abbas & Samar Zuaiter, have established the Fostering Leadership for Young Palestinians Fund (FLYP) at the Center for Arab American Philanthropy (CAAP) to support WA’s youth programming. This Fund is currently designated to WA’s Orphans of Gaza 2014 Program, providing you with an exceptional opportunity to assist orphaned children. Will you give Palestinian youth a chance for a better future?

2. FOSTERING
LEADERSHIP FOR
YOUNG PALESTINIANS FUND
GIVE NOW TO SUPPORT ORPHANS IN GAZA!
Make your check out to CAAP with “FLYP Fund” on the memo line and mail to:
CAAP, 2651 Saulino Court, Dearborn, MI 48120.
CAAP is a program of ACCESS, a 501(c)(3) organization, and your contribution is fully tax-deductible.
For more information, please contact Maha Freij, ACCESS Deputy Executive Director & CFO, at
mfreij@accesscommunity.org or call 313-842-1928.
About the Welfare Association
The Welfare Association is a leading non-governmental Palestinian development organization. It strives
to make a distinguished contribution toward furthering the progress of the Palestinians, preserving their
heritage and identity, supporting their living culture and building civil society. It aims to achieve these goals
by methodically identifying the Palestinian people’s needs and priorities and establishing the soundest
mechanisms to maximize the benefits from the available funding resources.
Learn more at www.en.welfareassociation.org
About the Center for Arab American Philanthropy (CAAP)
CAAP is a national community foundation. A program of ACCESS, CAAP’s objective is to unite and
empower the Arab American community by demonstrating the impact of giving together. CAAP improves
communities by making grants to nonprofit organizations; serves donors by providing them with smart
tools and resources to carry out their philanthropic giving; and builds leaders by educating and inspiring
Arab Americans, including youth, to realize their potential for change. Most of all, CAAP shapes perceptions
about Arab Americans by highlighting their generous heritage and exceptional contributions to society.
Visit www.centeraap.org to learn more.