Feeding Hope. Curating Dignity. Humanity First.
curated humanity is a people-powered movement feeding people in Palestine and uplifting voices often silenced.
How You Can Get Involved
Feeding Gaza
We fund daily meal operations run by WCK and local food providers in Gaza, including:
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Hot lentil stews, rice, chicken, and fresh bread
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Emergency rations for displaced families
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Food baskets to shelters and refugee camps
Women-Led Kitchens
We support grassroots community kitchens led by Palestinian women—safe spaces where resilience, healing, and survival converge.
World Central Kitchen
WCK remains steadfast in its commitment to serving communities in need. Your contribution today will directly support our emergency food relief efforts in Gaza, providing sustenance and hope to families affected by this humanitarian crisis.
Our Mission
Curated Humanity is a humanitarian organization devoted to helping people in war zones and crisis regions, starting with Gaza. We believe in dignified aid, not charity. Our mission is rooted in human rights, cultural preservation, and the ethical use of food as a force for peace.
Our Story
Curated Humanity was founded to reclaim the narrative around humanitarian aid—because compassion should never come with conditions. In a world where suffering is politicized, where humanitarian relief is filtered through headlines, borders, and biases, we choose to stand with the silenced. We believe every child deserves a hot meal, regardless of where they were born or the conflict around them.
Why Palestine?
Palestine is the heart of our origin story because its people have endured decades of siege, occupation, and systematic dehumanization. We don’t simply send aid. We stand in solidarity—with their stories, their history, and their future.
Feeding Gaza
We fund daily meal operations run by WCK and local food providers in Gaza.
Women-Led Kitchens
We support grassroots community kitchens led by Palestinian women.
Culture as Resistance
We fund storytelling and art projects for youth in Gaza that preserve Palestinian identity and mental health.
Food + Learning
We aim to add nutrition programs in future phases that combine food distribution with early education.
Stories from the ground.
“I haven’t eaten in two days. My little brother cries all night. When the soup came, we all cried. It was the first hot food we had since we fled our home.” — Yasmeen, 9 years old, Rafah refugee camp
“They bombed our bakery. Then the trucks stopped coming. But the women here kept cooking with nothing. It’s more than food. It’s resistance.” — Fatima, volunteer cook in Gaza City
“Mahmoud was feeding 3,000 people a day. Then he was killed. We continue, because he would want us to.” — Hani Almadhoun, Gaza Soup Kitchen founder
Working to Donate Thousands of Meals
Our first initiative in Gaza, Curated Humanity is working to help deliver thousands hot meals directly to children and families living under siege. Working in partnership with World Central Kitchen and local Palestinian kitchens, each meal has been a small act of resistance—a warm plate of dignity served in the face of unimaginable hardship.
Every bite matters. Every donation counts. And we’re just getting started.
Featured Organizations
Palestinian Heros
Motaz Azaiza
Palestinian Photojournalist
Motaz Azaiza (b. 1999, Gaza) is an award-winning Palestinian photojournalist. His images have garnered global recognition, with millions of followers across his social media platforms. As an active photojournalist during the latest phase of the conflict in Gaza, Motaz’s photos have shed light on the hardships endured by Palestinians.
Plestia Alaqad
Aspiring Journalist
Plestia Alaqad, who grew up with dreams of becoming a journalist, has chronicled the destruction of her native Gaza to her nearly 5 million Instagram followers since the outbreak of the war with Israel. She has let the World follow her living under siege, the difficult decision to leave her homeland and hope for the future.
Hind Khoudary
TV Reporter - Gaza
Hind Osama al-Khoudary is a Palestinian Al Jazeera journalist. She wrote for the Middle East Eye, and she also worked for Amnesty International. Hind was arrested by Hamas in 2019 for reporting on their violations against the Great March of Return protesters. On 7 October 2023, she became a full time Al Jazeera English reporter.
Bushra al‑Tawil
Palestinian Journalist
Palestinian journalist, former Palestinian prisoner and prisoners’ rights activist from Ramallah who has frequently been held under administrative detention without charge by Israel. She is the spokesperson for the Aneen Al-Qaid Media Network, a local news agency specialized in covering news about the Palestinian detainees.
