Narrow Bridge to Deir al-Balah
Narrow Bridge Candles is partnering with community members in Deir al-Balah to build relationships of sustained support with people surviving attempted genocide in Gaza.
Join Us at Our Next Training
Sunday, April 27
Our trainings offer tools for effective grassroots fundraising, tips for trauma informed communication with Palestinians on the ground, and collective care to sustain our long haul work.
Send Support to People in Palestine
The Narrow Bridge to Deir al-Balah Collective is now ready to receive donations to send to Palestinian families. Make a monthly contribution to help people on the ground.
The Narrow Bridge to Deir al-Balah Collective has two core goals: to meet fundraising needs for families in Gaza we are already in relationship with, and to support as many people as possible in being as effective as possible in resourcing Palestinian survival through relational and financial support.
Recruit and connect people to verified families on our list
Share fundraising strategies, focus on getting people to be monthly sustainers when possible
Emotional support with peers
Tracking verified families, adding to the list
Trauma informed communication
Method
Offerings
Fundraising infrastructure
Monthly support calls (open to all)
Signal group (open to all)
Additional support/mentorship where needed
Sustainable, long haul “Do anything” - something is better than nothing
Relational & connected organizing
Mutual Verification process
Collective: teams, support
Focused: one family per team
Guiding Principles
Meet the Trainers
jonah aline daniel
jonah aline daniel is a Jewish ritual candle maker, ritualist and herbalist, currently living on Skokomish Land, Union, Washington. Narrow Bridge Candles is a Jewish ritual candle making project formed to materially support and lift up the full Palestinian call for Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions of Israel, and to create more space for ritual with integrity and liberatory potential. Their herbal project Sick Witch Herbs seeks to uplift the brilliance and resilience of queer, trans, sick, and disabled communities.
Toby Kramer
Toby Kramer has over a decade of experience in grassroots fundraising and social justice organizing, primarily in the Anti-Zionist movement for a Free Palestine. Currently working toward licensure as a trauma-informed therapist, he brings an orientation to sustainable long term allyship and authentic relationship building across power and cultural difference.