Oxfam Ireland is proud to partner with Irish company Kukoon to raise funds for much-needed humanitarian aid for the people of Gaza.
Paul and Clare Vallely, the owners of Kukoon have deemed this Friday, August 8th a special day for their business where 100% of all revenue will go to Oxfam to support our Gaza appeal.
Paul and Clare Vallely, the owners of Kukoon.
Paul and Clare Vallely, the owners of Kukoon have deemed this Friday, August 8th a special day for their business where 100% of all revenue will go to Oxfam to support our Gaza appeal.
“This is a remarkable act of generosity by Clare and Paul Valley of Kukoon. Not content to be privately appalled by the genocide and starvation of the people of Gaza they have chosen to act in the most practical and meaningful way.
“Oxfam has been able to provide life-saving assistance to over 1.3 million Gazans over the past 20 months though our local partners. We continue to carry out emergency water trucking, water infrastructure repairs, sanitation works and provide cash and health assistance despite the recent blockade.
“Every single customer of Kukoon on Friday the 8th of August will be able to join us in continuing to get this aid to the civilians of Gaza. We can and will make a real difference with your support”.
— Jim Clarken, Oxfam Ireland CEO
Any and all purchase made from Kukoon on Friday August 8th will go one hundred percent towards Oxfam’s Gaza Crisis appeal.
Kukoon’s target is to raise €45,000 or £40,000 on Friday.
“We’ve watched the situation unfold with heavy hearts. Children should never be caught in conflict and what’s happening right now is deeply wrong. We want to stand for compassion, care and what’s right.”
— Clare and Paul Vallely of Kukoon
Every €10.30 / £9 raised can support 10 families to access water for a day or one family for a week while €50 / £43 can provide one family with ready-to-eat food parcels for a week.
Those not in need of a rug or not in position to buy one can support our Gaza appeal by signing our petition here.
“This is a remarkable act of generosity by Clare and Paul Valley of Kukoon. Not content to be privately appalled by the genocide and starvation of the people of Gaza they have chosen to act in the most practical and meaningful way.
