Businesses have ideas but no access to capital
Talented entrepreneurs have the skills, experience, and determination to build businesses, but cannot access the funding needed to start or grow.
Transforming Aid into an EconomicEngine for Palestine
Empowering Palestinian entrepreneurs to rebuild businesses, create jobs, and fuel a self-sustaining economy.
The Bidhra model
From One Seed to an Economic Engine
Your support helps one Palestinian business grow, create jobs, and fund the next. One seed becomes a forest of opportunity.
Palestinians Don't Need More Sympathy. They Need Economic Opportunity.
Today
Millions want to help, but don't know how
Palestinians in the diaspora and ethical supporters around the world want to contribute, yet there is no trusted and transparent way to invest in local businesses.
Aid solves today's problem, not tomorrow's
Traditional aid helps families survive, but when the money is spent, the impact often ends there.
Skilled people remain unemployed
Engineers, teachers, designers, craftsmen, and business owners are ready to work but lack opportunities to create income.
Communities depend on continuous assistance
Without sustainable businesses, communities remain dependent on external support rather than creating their own economic growth.
With Bidhra
Entrepreneurs receive the capital they need
Qualified Palestinian business owners receive funding to launch, rebuild, or expand businesses with real growth potential.
Supporters directly fund economic growth
Every contribution becomes an investment in a real entrepreneur, a real business, and a real future.
One contribution creates lasting impact
Instead of supporting a family for a week, a funded business can create jobs and income for years.
Businesses create jobs for Palestinians
Every successful business becomes an economic engine that hires workers, serves customers, and strengthens the local economy.
Success funds the next entrepreneur
Profitable businesses contribute back to Bidhra, allowing future entrepreneurs to receive support and creating a self-sustaining cycle of growth.
The seed grows into a tree. The tree drops new seeds.
- 01
A Palestinian applies
Any Palestinian, anywhere, applies with a business idea, or one that needs to grow. To be accepted, they make two promises: hire only Palestinians who need work, and share a part of future profits to fund the next business.
- 02
Bidhra verifies
Our team checks every applicant through video calls, references, and a clear plan. No anonymous projects. No middlemen. Every owner we approve is real, named, and answerable.
- 03
Supporters fund the seed
People in the diaspora and ethical supporters contribute $50, $500, or more. Every contribution is tracked. Every dollar is shown in public.
- 04
The business builds. The community grows.
The owner opens the business and hires Palestinians who need work. Supporters follow the journey through updates, photos, and videos. One funded business becomes a small employer.
- 05
The seed becomes a forest
When the business turns a profit, it gives back a share to Bidhra. That money funds the next Palestinian business. Then that one funds the next. And so on.
One funded family becomes a community. A community becomes an economy.