HOSPITALITY HELPS

Helping Hands for Morocco

How to support from afar those making a difference on the ground

Mud Brick Homes Amidst the Majestic Atlas Mountains. This traditional type of homes were the most destroyed by September’s earthquake.
Mud Brick Homes Amidst the Majestic Atlas Mountains. This traditional type of homes were the most destroyed by September’s earthquake.

By Ernesto Roman, edited by Tansy Kaschak on 9.08.23

In the wake of the devastating earthquake that struck Morocco in early September, the world witnessed not only the immense challenges faced by this resilient nation but also the extraordinary strength and unity of its people. As Morocco begins to rebuild and recover from the aftermath of this natural disaster, a profound sense of hope and solidarity continues to emerge. It is in moments like these that our global community can truly make a difference by extending a helping hand to those in need. Aid efforts continue and we can still make a diference.

And here is a list of ways you can help the people of Morocco and resources for those in need:

The High Atlas Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to sustainable development and community empowerment in Morocco, actively involved in earthquake relief efforts by providing aid, resources, and support to affected communities.

The Travel Link Foundation is dedicated to supporting sustainable tourism in Morocco. Their efforts extend to earthquake recovery, providing assistance to affected communities. By donating to the Travel Link Foundation, travelers can directly support local initiatives that promote sustainable tourism and help rebuild earthquake-affected areas.

GlobalGiving.org, a trusted platform for donating to causes around the world, hosts the Morocco Earthquake Relief Fund in collaboration with the Eve Branson Foundation. This fund supports vital projects aimed at rebuilding communities affected by the earthquake. Donations can go a long way in helping Morocco recover and rebuild.

The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies is a humanitarian organization that provides emergency relief and support to communities affected by disasters like the Morocco earthquake, offering vital assistance to those in need.

Doctors Without Borders, also known by its French name Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), is a medical humanitarian organization that delivers medical care and assistance to areas in crisis, including Morocco after the earthquake, ensuring access to healthcare for those affected.

Intrepid Foundation is a charitable foundation affiliated with Intrepid Travel, focused on supporting local communities and disaster relief efforts, including the Morocco Earthquake Appeal, to help rebuild and uplift affected regions.

Artists for Morocco is a collective of artists and creatives dedicated to raising awareness and funds for Morocco’s earthquake relief through their Instagram presence and the artistsformorocco.com website, harnessing the power of art for a noble cause.

Education for all Morocco is an organization committed to providing educational opportunities for girls in Morocco, and in the wake of the earthquake, they are likely involved in disaster relief efforts aimed at supporting affected communities, including students and their families.

GoFundMe Morocco Earthquake Relief Fund: This GoFundMe campaign is dedicated to providing immediate aid and support to the people affected by the Morocco earthquake, aiming to raise funds to assist with emergency relief efforts such as food, shelter, and medical assistance.

El Fenn Hotel Marrakech: has a created a page of useful information for those who want to visit Morocco or revisiting their travel plans. See Lily Cole’s review of El Fenn on A Hotel Life.

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