Of ARO’s three Qurban 2026 tiers, the highest is $450 AUD for Lebanon and Yemen. It’s the most expensive tier for a reason that matters: these two countries are home to some of the most severe food insecurity in the world. Your Qurban here delivers protein into the hands of families who haven’t been able to count on a single meal in months.
If you’d like to give Qurban for Lebanon and Yemen this Eid ul-Adha, donate $450 here →.
The situation — briefly, honestly
You don’t need a long lecture. You probably already know:
Yemen has been described by the UN as one of the world’s worst humanitarian crises. Years of conflict, economic collapse and infrastructure damage have left millions of families relying on aid for basic food.
Lebanon has faced an extended economic crisis, currency collapse, and waves of displacement. Families that were once middle-class are now choosing which meals to skip.
For both, fresh halal meat is not a normal weekly purchase — it’s a rare blessing. Qurban changes that, even if just for the days of Eid ul-Adha.
Why $450 (and not $180)
The price isn’t a markup. It reflects the genuine cost of delivering halal Qurban in two countries where:
Livestock prices are higher due to local supply pressure and import constraints.
Logistics are harder — moving meat safely in unstable conditions costs more.
Distribution requires careful coordination with trusted local teams who can reach families without putting anyone at risk.
Local currencies and inflation have shifted dramatically, raising real costs for every step.
When you select the $450 tier, you’re paying for a complete, halal, dignified Qurban delivered into one of the hardest contexts on the planet. Every dollar is tax-deductible under ARO’s DGR endorsement.
What your $450 Qurban actually delivers
A single Qurban share in Lebanon or Yemen typically provides:
Fresh halal meat to families who may not have eaten protein in weeks,
Dignity during Eid ul-Adha — a meal that celebrates the day rather than reminding families of what they lack,
A connection to the global ummah — a tangible reminder that they have not been forgotten, given on the sacred days of Dhul Hijjah,
Support for local distribution networks that continue to operate aid corridors year-round.
In 2025, ARO’s Qurban program reached 24,000 families and 120,000+ people across 11 countries, including Lebanon and Yemen. Your $450 in 2026 builds on that — the same trusted teams, the same accountability, performed by qualified individuals according to Islamic guidelines.
A note on intention
For donors who give on behalf of a deceased parent, a sibling abroad, or someone whose roots are in the Middle East, the Lebanon & Yemen tier often carries a particular weight. You’re not just feeding a family. You’re closing a circuit — back to a region your family or your prayers have always reached toward. There is barakah in choosing this path.
How to give Qurban for Lebanon & Yemen in 4 steps
Choose Lebanon & Yemen — $450 on the Qurban 2026 page.
Pay securely with your card. Receipt is emailed instantly.
ARO performs halal Qurban on your behalf in Lebanon or Yemen during the days of Eid ul-Adha 2026.
Fresh meat is distributed directly to families facing food insecurity.
That’s the whole process. You don’t need to fly anywhere. You don’t need to know a local imam. ARO has been doing this for 13+ years.
The deadline
Eid ul-Adha 2026 is expected around 27 May 2026 (subject to moon sighting). Qurban must be received before the third day of Eid to be valid. Crisis-region Qurban especially benefits from early donations — it gives our teams more time to coordinate safe, dignified distribution.
Considering between tiers?
If you’re not sure whether the $450 tier is the right call for your situation this year, our decision guide breaks down the differences: $180, $230 or $450? Choosing Your ARO Qurban Tier in 2026 →.
Or if you’d prefer ARO to direct your Qurban wherever the need is greatest right now (not specifically Lebanon or Yemen), the Where Most Needed tier at $230 might suit you better.
Give Qurban for Lebanon & Yemen 2026
Your Qurban is a sacrifice. In Lebanon and Yemen this Eid ul-Adha, it’s also a meal a family thought they couldn’t have.
Give Qurban — Lebanon & Yemen for $450 →
Halal. Tax-deductible. Performed on your behalf in two of the world’s hardest contexts. Australian Relief Organisation. ACNC Registered. DGR Endorsed. ABN: 60 159 966 659.
New to ARO’s Qurban program? Read our complete Qurban 2026 Australia donor’s guide.