Tang x All Together Now in aid of MSF
Following the success of Arabizi BBQ at All Together Now 2026, €50,481 will be donated to Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) / Doctors Without Borders, thanks to funds raised by TANG, with additional support from All Together Now.
We are delighted to announce a significant donation from All Together Now of over €50,000. The funds were raised by restaurant Tang through their Arabizi BBQ which gave festival-goers delicious, Middle-Eastern inspired food on site, in exchange for vital funds for MSF's work across the Middle-East.
The funds were raised through a series of initiatives surrounding this year's festival, including the Arabizi BBQ, a pre-festival raffle, festival banquets and the all-day BBQ at Curraghmore Estate. The contribution reflects the generosity of everyone who attended, donated and supported the initiative.
“We are very grateful to TANG and everyone at All Together Now for their support of MSF’s vital work on the frontlines of wars, epidemics and natural disasters. As a Palestinian doctor working on the ground with MSF for over 20 years, I have been involved with and borne witness to the impact of independent, humanitarian medical assistance for communities living through conflict, siege and genocidal war. Solidarity and support for one another is needed now more than ever.”
We would like to thank all of the team at Tang and at All Together Now for all of their hard work and dedication to make this wonderful donation possible.
From Gaza to Ukraine, from the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) to Sudan, and across more than 70 countries worldwide, MSF’s work is funded by independent donations and support.
This funding enables our teams to respond rapidly wherever and whenever they are needed, with fully equipped medical teams and logistical support, providing surgical, medical, maternity and mental health services to people affected by wars, epidemics and natural disasters.
These vital funds raised by Tang and All Together Now will enable MSF teams to provide urgent surgical, medical and mental healthcare to people affected by war, conflict, epidemics and natural disasters.
