Supporting Palestine one print at a time
This is not a limited campaign — it's a permanent pledge. Every print sale contributes, every single time. No exceptions. This is a core part of Dan Conway Photography's values.
£105 raised of £1,000 goal for Gaza via GRT
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Last updated: May, 14th 2026 21:12
10% of every single print sale is donated to Global Relief Trust (GRT), a UK-based charity actively working inside Gaza, Palestine. They are delivering critical support to civilians affected by ongoing violence and destruction.
If you'd prefer to contribute directly, you can safely donate through my personalised fundraising link: campaigns.givebrite.com/fundraiser/danconway
Why Global Relief Trust?
GRT works directly with affected communities on the ground, providing:
- Food parcels and clean water
- Medical aid and hospital support
- Emergency shelter for displaced families
- Ongoing humanitarian relief for the injured and vulnerable
They are transparent, grassroots-focused, and trusted by local communities. When we donate, we know exactly who we’re helping.
A Message from Dan Conway Photography
I stand fully and unapologetically in support of the people of Palestine. I condemn the continued oppression and violence inflicted on innocent civilians in Gaza by the Israeli state.
Photography is my passion — but justice is my principle. This donation is more than money — it’s a stand, and it’s forever.
– Dan Conway
Proof of Donation Sent to You
When you purchase a print, you don’t have to take our word for it. Once your order is complete and the donation is made, you will receive proof of donation by email — sent directly to the address you used at checkout.
This ensures full transparency and gives you confidence that your contribution has reached those in need.
Your art makes a difference. When you hang a photo on your wall, you’re also putting food on a table, medicine in a clinic, and hope in a home. Thank you.
Dan Conway Photography · Standing with Gaza through every print