Where compassion becomes action through aid, art, and humanity.
Earth Angels Act envisions a world where every human being — especially those living in the shadows of crisis, displacement, and systemic neglect — is met with dignity, connection, and compassionate action. We believe communities thrive when people feel seen, supported, and uplifted, and we are committed to building pathways of hope through direct aid, storytelling, education, and creative community engagement.
Featured Initiative
Sons & Daughters of Hope
Our current primary initiative provides direct, dignified support to youth and families in Gaza — from urgent medical care and life-saving surgeries, to mobility devices, essential food, and critical daily needs. Whether it’s open-heart surgery for a parent or a wheelchair for a young man injured in an airstrike, each contribution becomes a lifeline: a restored possibility, a returned dignity, a chance to keep going. Every act of giving reaches people directly, with transparency, humanity, and compassion
Blog
My Gaza Journal: Six Stories of Love, Loss, and Resilience
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From Distance to Connection: The Moment Gaza Became Human
Until October of 2024, I knew very little of life in Gaza. I understood, in a vague and detached way, that there was a war, and that atrocities and war crimes were being committed upon the citizens of Gaza daily. But it all felt distant—another tragedy among many in the scrolling landscape of global suffering.
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How One Mother’s Plea Split My World Open
Her message arrived on an ordinary afternoon—one of those quiet, forgettable days when you assume the world will continue spinning the way it always has. And yet, with a single notification, the axis of my understanding shifted. “Good afternoon, my dear,” she wrote.“I am a mother of two, writing to you with a broken heart.”
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What They Told Us: Living Through Genocide in Their Own Words
What is the truth of genocide? Not the geopolitical debates.Not the headlines.Not the sanitized diplomatic language. The truth lives in the voices of those surviving it. This piece emerged from conversations, messages, and fragments of testimony from the people I speak to in Gaza every day. Sometimes whispered at 4 a.m., sometimes sent between attacks,
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Nights of Fear, Threads of Love: What Connection Means in Gaza
It begins with a WhatsApp ding. A fragile sound. A lifeline stretched across continents. Hany messages me at 4 a.m. Gaza time—8 p.m. for me. He was a math teacher before the war, a father of three. He is my most consistent communicator, my compass in the dark. His messages are raw: “There was a
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Longing for the Ceasefire: Hopes, Fears, and the Days Before Dawn
January 2025.A ceasefire is announced to begin on January 19. People abroad write messages:“Are you relieved?”“What will you do now?”“Are you happy?”“What’s the first thing you’ll do?”They ask as if a switch will flip and life will return. But in Gaza, the days before dawn are filled with a mixture of longing and grief. One
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Give Us Childhood
Children are the most innocent victims.They do not understand war or politics.They do not know why they are hungry, why they are cold, why their homes are gone. A journalist asked parents in Gaza:“What are the most difficult questions your children have asked you?” Here are their answers: “Baba, why don’t we have holidays or
Earth Angels Act restored my faith in what grassroots humanitarianism can be. The transparency, the personal connection, and the dignity given to every family makes this organization unlike anything I’ve ever supported.
Alex Garfield
I attended an Earth Angels event and was moved to tears. The care, thoughtfulness, and integrity poured into every detail helped me understand Gaza in a human way I never had before.
Robert Paulsen
Micha’s work is transformative. She bridges worlds with compassion and clarity, making it possible for ordinary people to make extraordinary impact.
Thomas Matthews
About Our Founder
Micha Claire is the Founder & Executive Director of Earth Angels Act and the Creative Director & Founder of the Center for Therapeutic Drama & Social Change. For more than twenty years, she has served as an artistic director and educator through Theatre O and the Actors Academy for the Performing Arts, working with thousands of young people and developing a philosophy rooted in storytelling, dignity, and human connection.
Micha’s journey into humanitarian work began through direct relationships with families in Gaza. Witnessing their suffering — and their resilience — reshaped her understanding of what it means to respond to a crisis with presence, compassion, and integrity. Earth Angels Act reflects this philosophy: pairing direct aid with ongoing communication, advocacy through story, and creative community gatherings that bring people together in shared humanity.
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