Campaigns
The Pro Terra Sancta fundraising campaigns support the promotion of recovery, assistance and aid projects in emergencies in the territories of the Holy Land in the Middle East.
Socio-entrepreneurial activitiesSupport those who chose to stayReturning where nothing is left but the ruins of war takes courage. Staying and choosing to open a business takes vision. From medical and dental clinics born in the villages of Aleppo to concrete blocks cast to rebuild destroyed homes, our project supports those who chose not to give up. These are the stories of doctors, nurses, and artisans who restore care, work, and hope to their land every day.
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Education and trainingSupport the Schools of the Holy LandIn the Holy Land, conflicts and severe economic crises threaten the right to education for an entire generation. Without state support, many Catholic schools can no longer cover their expenses, and countless families can no longer afford tuition fees.
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Emergency aidRoots to liveIn the Valley of the Christians, in the Homs province, devastating fires have burned over 90,000 olive trees, erasing decades of hard work and forcing families to flee. Through the 'Roots to Live' project, we are treating damaged trees, replanting new olive trees, and securing the fields—providing farmers with concrete support to stay and letting hope flourish once again in their land.100% Collected
Returning where nothing is left but the ruins of war takes courage. Staying and choosing to open a business takes vision. From medical and dental clinics born in the villages of Aleppo to concrete blocks cast to rebuild destroyed homes, our project supports those who chose not to give up. These are the stories of doctors, nurses, and artisans who restore care, work, and hope to their land every day.
In the Holy Land, conflicts and severe economic crises threaten the right to education for an entire generation. Without state support, many Catholic schools can no longer cover their expenses, and countless families can no longer afford tuition fees.
Amid the rubble and wounds of war, we want to create a place of welcome, learning, and peace for over 150 children, young people, and mothers.
