Community

ince the PCRF was established in 1991, the PCRF has continued to grow as an organization and now includes nearly a dozen chapters throughout the United States and Gulf area. The PCRF Chapters are a network of volunteers who have come together to provide an additional hand in providing needy children in the Middle East with the treatment or humanitarian services they desperately need. The PCRF chapters contribute by hosting fundraising events in their area, bringing awareness to the work of the PCRF, as well as assisting us to care for the sick and injured children to their area for cost free medical care. Please feel free to contact your local chapter to see how you can get involved in the work of the PCRF. If you do not have a chapter in your area and you would like information on how you can start a chapter, please contact us at pcrf1@pcrf.net.

PCRF Chapters

Latest from Our Community

Girl wounded in Syria finds care, caring in Ohio

Jun 10, 2013

Community, Kids Abroad, Syrian Refugees

9-year-old Rawan, who lost an arm to shrapnel, gets a loving home and medical care here WEST CHESTER — A little more than a year ago, as shells exploded around her house in Damascus, Rawan Mubarak ran with her family for shelter in another house – not an uncommon escape plan for civil

Palestinian boy arrives in Chicago for Orthopedic Surgery

Jun 09, 2013

Chicago Chapter, Community, Kids Abroad

On June 6, 12-year-old Qussai Ali Abed Alaziz from Ajjah village near Jenin was met by volunteers from the PCRF-Chicago chapter at O’Hare airport. The Palestinian boy was born with an orthopedic deformity called bilateral club feet and has walked on his ankles since his birth. H

New lease of life for Palestinian boy after operation

Jun 09, 2013

A Palestinian toddler with a serious foot deformity that prevented him from walking normally, has received free treatment in Dubai thanks to a UAE organisation. Five-year-old Rashad Alem, pictured, had reconstructive orthopedic surgery on his left ankle, The surgery was organised by t

Detroit Iftar

Jun 03, 2013

Community, iftar, PCRF Detroit Chapter

Ramadan is right around the corner which means it’s time for our second annual Palestine Children’s Relief Fund Iftar. For those who attended our dinner last year, your support was able to help us bring 12 year old Muath Abudaher a cancer survivor who lost his leg to bone

School boxes for Children

Jun 01, 2013

Community, San Diego Chapter

Injured Syrian girl Arrives in Cincinnati for medical care

May 27, 2013

Kids Abroad, syrian

On May 25, 9-year-old Rawan Imbarak from Syria arrived in Cincinnati, Ohio to start treatment at Children’s Hospital after losing her arm to a bombing in Damascus last year. The girl is being cared for by the PCRF-Cincinnati chapter and joins 1-year-old Mayar Taj Eddin, another

5 years old boy from Jericho had surgery in Dubai

May 22, 2013

Community, Kids Abroad, UAE Chapter

On May 22, five-year-old Rashad Baghat from Aqbat Jabar refugee camp in Jericho had surgery by Dr. Marc Sinclair of the Little Wings Foundation in Dubai. The PCRF and LWF have cooperated on several children having free care in the UAE, and missions to Gaza and the West Bank in the pas

Children’s fund celebrates first successful treatments in Jordan

May 15, 2013

Amman Chapter, Community

AMMAN — “I was hit by shrapnel but I didn’t feel it immediately,” Syrian Mohammad Jamous said. “When I looked down at my leg, it was bleeding badly. I started yelling so people would help me and take me to the hospital,” said the 14-year-old, who came from the Syrian town of Dael to J

Syrian Boy Undergoes Esophageal Dilation in Cincinnati

May 13, 2013

cincinnati chapter, Community, Kids Abroad

On May 9, one year old, Mayar Taj Eddin from Syria underwent the first of many Esophageal Dilation procedures at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital to help treat his Esophageal Atresia, a congenital medical condition, which he has lived with since birth. He traveled to the US with h

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