Donor-funded awareness campaign
Keep Palestine in the room.
Attention moves policy, aid and public opinion. Your donation puts Palestinian lives, voices and the facts in front of the people who can act, and sends more volunteers to stand alongside Palestinian communities in the West Bank next to settlements. Not a slogan. A budget.
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Palestine is olive groves, courtyards and a shoreline. Not only a headline.
Olive groves 
Family courtyards 
The sea
Illustrations made with AI. They are not photographs of real places or events.
01 · The idea
Governments, newsrooms and donors move toward what the public keeps in view. So we spend on keeping Palestine in view.
Reach
Distribution of verified reporting, testimony and reports from Palestinian and international sources, in the places and languages where it is least seen.
Story
Short film, photography, translation and explainers made with Palestinian journalists and artists, who are credited and paid fairly.
Presence
More volunteers standing alongside Palestinian farmers, shepherds and families in West Bank communities next to settlements, at those communities' invitation, and documenting what they see.
Action
Toolkits and events that turn awareness into something people can do: contact a representative, organise locally, support a relief drive.
The movement
Around the world, people are already in the streets.
Real photographs of public marches, taken by independent photographers.
These are real photographs of public marches, shared by their photographers under open licences and credited beside each one. We did not organise these marches, and the placards and slogans belong to the marchers, not to us. The people shown have no connection to this campaign or its fundraising. If you appear in a photo and would like it removed, email info@keeppalestineseen.org and we will take it down. Resized and cropped for the web.
Straight talk
What your gift is, and what it isn't
What it is
- Paid reach, translation, film and events that keep Palestinian lives and voices in front of the public.
- A set share passed to named, registered relief organisations.
- Travel, insurance and safety training for volunteers who stand alongside Palestinian communities in the West Bank near settlements. They are unarmed and work nonviolently.
- Reported openly, on a schedule, so you can check us.
What it is not
- Direct emergency aid. Most of it funds awareness work and volunteers in the field. If aid is what you want to give, please give to a registered relief organisation directly.
- A guarantee of anyone's safety. Presence can deter harm but can't prevent it, and volunteers can be refused entry, detained or deported. We tell every volunteer this before they go.
- A promise of any political outcome. We can raise attention; we can't guarantee what follows.
02 · Where your money goes
Every donation has a job.
- 45%
Awareness campaigns
Paid and organic reach, translation, film and events that put Palestinian lives, voices and verified reporting in front of the public and decision-makers.
- 30%
Volunteers on the ground
Travel, accommodation, insurance and safety training for volunteers who stand alongside Palestinian communities in the West Bank near settlements and document what they see.
- 15%
Humanitarian relief partners
Passed on to registered aid organisations. Each one is named on the transparency page before any transfer is made.
- 10%
Running costs & fees
Payment processing, hosting and accounting. Nothing else.
We publish a spending report after each campaign, and at least once every quarter. Read the full policy.
03 · Who is behind this
Who you are giving to
[Add two or three honest sentences here: who you are, why you started this, and who you answer to. Donors give to people they can picture.]
- Run by
- [Legal name of the organisation or person receiving donations], [Country of registration]
- Contact
- info@keeppalestineseen.org
04 · No money? You still matter
Money is one way to help. Attention is another.
Tell one person
A personal message is far more likely to be read than a public post.
Write to your representative
Ask what they are doing, and ask them to say it publicly.
Amplify Palestinian voices
Follow, share and credit Palestinian journalists, artists and organisations.
Show up locally
Vigils, talks and benefit events are how attention becomes a habit.
05 · Questions
Before you give.
Where does my donation go?
45% Awareness campaigns, 30% Field volunteers, 15% Relief partners, 10% Costs & fees. The full breakdown is on the transparency page.
Does it go directly to people in Gaza?
Mostly not. About 15% is passed to named, registered relief organisations. The rest funds awareness work, volunteers in the field and running costs. If direct aid is what you want, give to a registered relief organisation directly. We would rather your money went where you intend it.
What do the volunteers actually do?
They stand alongside Palestinian farmers, shepherds and families in West Bank communities next to settlements, at those communities' invitation. They document what they see, with dates and evidence, and report it publicly. They are unarmed and work nonviolently.
Is it safe for them?
Not risk-free. Presence can deter harm but can't prevent it, and volunteers can be refused entry, detained or deported. They are briefed on safety and the law before they go, travel in groups and are insured.
Who is behind this?
[Legal name of the organisation or person receiving donations], [Country of registration]. You can reach us at info@keeppalestineseen.org.
Is my donation tax-deductible?
Donations are not currently tax-deductible. If that changes, this page will say so.
How do I cancel a monthly donation?
Email info@keeppalestineseen.org from the address you donated with and we will cancel it straight away.
Can I get a refund?
If you gave in error, email us within 30 days and we will refund you in full.
Is my payment secure?
Payment happens on Stripe's hosted checkout page. Your card details go straight to Stripe and never touch this site.
How do I know it will be spent as promised?
We publish a spending report after each campaign, and at least once every quarter. You can read the details on the transparency page.
Are the images real photographs?
Some are, some aren't. The painted illustrations are generated with AI and are not photographs of real people or events. The photographs of marches are real, taken by independent photographers and credited beside each one. We label both on purpose: we will not use invented images as evidence of anything.
