Every Morning, Bread for the Families of Zara Camp

In Zara Camp, Bread Is Never a Given

In Zara Camp, in Abyan, families displaced by Yemen's war wake up to the same question. Will there be bread today? Prices keep climbing. Income is scarce. And bread, the most basic food there is, is often the first thing out of reach.

So UMMA delivers it. Every week, we bring fresh bread to 135 families in the camp. Fifteen pieces per household, handed over one by one. Not once in a while. Every morning the ovens run, and the bread arrives.

Every Piece Counted. Every Family Signed For.

This is aid you can verify. We count every delivery, record every household with a signature or fingerprint, photograph each distribution, and report every month. You give bread, and you see exactly where it went.

Keep the Bread Coming

Just $17.50 gives one family fresh bread every day for a month. Multiply that across 135 families and a full year, and a whole camp wakes up to bread instead of hunger. Help us keep the ovens on. Build. Serve. Scale.