Crisis Response-Surgery Support

A pledged fund covering individual surgical operations and related diagnostic imaging for patients in Swaida, tracked one procedure at a time from September 2025 to August 2026.

This project funded discrete surgical operations, together with a small amount of diagnostic imaging and testing, for patients in the Swaida area. It ran from 25 September 2025 to 9 August 2026 and recorded 32 transactions.

Background

The project was structured as a pledged fund: a project cost of $25,000.00 was pledged, plus a 5% transfer and remittance fee of $1,250.00, for a total pledge of $26,250.00. Costs were then drawn down against that pledge as individual operations were approved and paid.

What was delivered

The bulk of the 32 transactions were individual surgical operations, each identified in the underlying records only by the patient’s initials, together with a smaller number of grouped “Surgical operations” entries, a set of diagnostic imaging and test charges spread from 11 February 2026 to 5 August 2026, and two logistics-related line items. Individual operation amounts ranged from $236.00 to $2,600.00 (the latter covering three operations recorded together on 5 August 2026).

By expense category, the $20,211.79 executed to date breaks down as: cost of goods / cash grants, 29 items, $19,151.62 (94.8%); logistics, transport and related, 2 items, $950.00 (4.7%); and cash for work (salaries and stipends), 1 item, $110.17 (0.5%).

Financial summary

LineAmount (USD)
Pledged project cost$25,000.00
Transfer and remittance fee at 5%$1,250.00
Total pledged$26,250.00
Executed to date — project cost$20,211.79
Executed to date — fee at 5%$1,010.59
Executed to date, total$21,222.38
Undrawn pledge balance$5,027.62
Amount to be funded$26,250.00

No payment has been applied against this pledge to date, leaving the full $26,250.00 open on the account.

The project delivered surgical care and related diagnostic support to a series of individual patients over roughly eleven months, funded through the pledge mechanism rather than a single up-front grant.

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