160,528$ Collected by Farah Habbal for her daughter Mila an SMA patient who needs ZOLGENSMA 

103,094$ Collected by Fadi Nacouzi for baby Aline Makari to do liver transplantation as soon as possible

60,285$ Collected by Together LiBeirut for the 19.8 Beirut Global Sports Challenge to keep the needs of Beirut on top of everyone’s mind

51,085$ Collected by Nadim Aziz to help his uncle Nadim walk again

45,475$ Collected by Jean Pierre Eid to help Naji walk again

23,046$ Collected by Lebanese Vegans for the only animal rights and vegan support center of its kind

18,904$ Collected by Ahmad Yassine for his mother to cover her brain tumor surgery cost

15,624$ Collected by Meghterbin Mejtemiin for the SOLAR POWERED LEBANON initiative to help bring power to the country

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Urgent Cancer Treatment Support

Medical

Urgent Cancer Treatment Support
💙 Help Gretta Fight for Her Life – Urgent Cancer Treatment Needed 💙 My name is Gretta. I never imagined I would have to write these words, but I am now in the fight of my life. I have been diagnosed with aggressive, metastatic cancer that has spread to my liver. The only hope to stop it is to begin intensive chemotherapy, targeted liver ablation, advanced systemic therapy and possibly surgery. These treatments must start together and without delay to give me a chance to stop the cancer from advancing. The truth is painful. Time is running out. If treatment does not begin soon, I may lose the chance for procedures that could save my life. But if I act quickly, while I still qualify, there is real hope for healing. I am raising funds to cover: ✨ Intensive chemotherapy to fight the cancer throughout my body ✨ Targeted liver ablation and advanced systemic therapy ✨ Critical diagnostic studies to plan the safest path forward ✨ Care to manage the severe pain caused by the liver metastases Every contribution, no matter the size, is a light in my darkest hour. It means more than treatment. It means a chance to live, to continue fighting and to keep holding on to faith. Even through the fear and the pain, I believe in the mercy of God, in the power of love, and in the strength we find when we stand together. If you are able to help, you are not only giving me treatment. You are giving me the most precious gift: the chance to live. From the deepest part of my heart, thank you. With love, faith and hope, Gretta 🤍 Healing flows by the mercy of our Almighty God. Amen.

$43,645 raised Of $75,000

Send Elia & Jason to the World Robot Olympiad

Education

Send Elia & Jason to the World Robot Olympiad
There is one rule the boys built into their machine and refused to change. When the August 4 explosion plays, the port flashes exactly once. It never loops. The wave of light spreads across Beirut the way it really did, in a circle, and then it stops. Elia is 10. Jason is 11. They decided, on their own, that you do not get to watch that flash twice. What they built: Lumen is a machine that turns data into light. A printed world map lies flat on a table. Standing on top of it are five tall columns of light, thirty-five small screens in total, driven by six Arduinos: one conductor and five players, talking to each other over two wires. Press a button and history starts moving in front of you. How high a point of light sits on a column tells you its latitude. The dark gaps between the columns are the ocean, so you feel the distance a thing had to travel. Swap the paper map underneath and the same five columns stop showing the whole world and start showing a single city. That city, for the dataset they care about most, is Beirut. Why light? Their starting point was a phrase everyone repeats: data is the new oil. The boys pointed out the part people skip. You cannot pour crude oil into a car. Somebody has to refine it first, and nobody has been refining our history. Then they found the research. Psychologists call it the picture superiority effect: show a person thousands of images once, and they will still recognize them later. Words fade. Pictures stay. So Elia and Jason stopped trying to explain data and started showing it. Five stories, told in light: 1) August 4, 2020. The map becomes their city. One flash. One time. 2) Where our alphabet went. Three thousand years ago, sailors from Tyre, Sidon and Beirut carried something west across the sea. Not gold. An alphabet. On Lumen, the light starts at home and spreads until every column is glowing, because those letters became Greek, then Latin, then Arabic. They are the letters you are reading right now. Lebanon has exported light before. 3) The Silk Road. A caravan of light crossing column to column, east to west, along the route the traders actually walked. 4) A pandemic you can read. Six million deaths is a number too large to feel, so they turned it into rising bars of light by continent. Cases lead in Asia and Europe. Deaths climb highest in the Americas. Same event, different story, understood in a second. 5) One moment, five clocks. The same instant is a different hour on every meridian, so each column keeps its own local time and a line of daylight sweeps across as the world turns. This is not a school science fair: The World Robot Olympiad publishes an official brief every year, and every team on earth builds against the same one. The 2026 theme is Robots Meet Culture, and one of its three areas asks a specific question: museums and monuments can show you the past, but can a robot make you feel it? Elia and Jason answered that question with five columns of light. Not with a screen, not with an app, but with something physical you stand in front of and watch move. The brief also asks for an orchestra: not one robot doing one job, but several working in coordination to tell a story through motion and light. Lumen is six microcontrollers, one conductor and five players, synchronized over two wires. And the judging criteria ask teams to show respect for cultural authenticity. Two children decided that the flash at the port plays once and never repeats, before anyone told them that was something they would be marked on. Some things you cannot teach. Who they are: Elia Saber, 10, Louaize School. Jason Soujaa, 11, Saint Joseph School. Team Innovative Ninja Coders. They won first place in Lebanon's national competition and earned the right to represent Lebanon at the World Robot Olympiad International Final in Puerto Rico, December 2026, in the Future Innovators category, Elementary age group. They are competing under Area 3 of this year's theme, Experiencing Art and History with Robots, and their project connects to two UN Sustainable Development Goals: Quality Education, and Sustainable Cities and Communities. I'm Charbel Daoud, their coach. I have spent over 10 years mentoring young people in robotics and coding, and I am currently a PhD candidate in artificial intelligence. That matters here for one reason: I know what these boys have built is not a toy, and I know exactly how far it can still go. Jad Daoud coaches alongside me and was on site with the boys through the competition. When you are eleven years old explaining a soldered circuit to international judges in your third language, having someone in the room who knows the project as well as you do is the difference between freezing and finishing. This is our third time carrying the flag: In 2022 we represented Lebanon in Germany and finished in the top 20 in the world. In 2023 we went to Panama. Puerto Rico is our third international final, and by far our youngest team. Lebanon does not send children to world championships easily. There is no federation writing the checks, no sponsor covering the flights, no ministry underwriting the trip. Every single time, it comes down to whether enough people decide it's worth it. What we need: Total goal: $28,000 That covers: -> Round-trip flights, Beirut to Puerto Rico -> WRO international registration fees -> Nights of Accommodation -> Food and Ground transport during the competition week -> A custom protective case and transport for Lumen: 30 x 45 x 20 cm and about 5 kg of hand-soldered columns, screens and wiring -> Booth design, build and preparation. At WRO, Future Innovators teams present at their own stand for the whole competition. That means the printed maps, the base the columns stand on, banners, signage, the poster, team shirts, and everything a visitor sees before Elia and Jason say a word. It is a real cost and it is the difference between a project on a table and a project people stop for. -> Spare components, because things break in transit, and materials for the months of preparation before the flight What your donation actually buys: A shot at the stage. In Germany we finished in the top 20 in the world. Top 20 is close enough to see the podium from where you are standing, and far enough to know exactly what it would take to get there. We have spent every year since working that out. This time we are bringing an 11 year old and a 12 year old with a project nobody else thought of. So what your donation buys is a real possibility: that at the closing ceremony in Puerto Rico, in front of teams from across the world, the name called out is Lebanon, and the two people who walk up to collect it are children from Beirut. We cannot promise that. Nobody can. But it cannot happen at all if they are not in the room. And whether or not they win, here is what every person who walks past their table will see: a printed map, five columns of light, one flash at a port, and a wave moving outward across a city the world has mostly stopped thinking about. Elia and Jason have not stopped thinking about it. That is the entire point. If you can't donate: Share this with one person. A share costs nothing and it has funded more of these trips than you would believe. To everyone who gave in 2022 and 2023: you are the reason there is a 2026. Those students are still building, and some are studying engineering now. This is what it compounds into. شكراً. Thank you. Charbel Daoud and Jad Daoud Coaches, Team Innovative Ninja Coders

$1,100 raised Of $28,000

Emergency Aid for Families Displaced in Lebanon

Solidarity with Lebanon

Emergency Aid for Families Displaced in Lebanon
Hi, my name is Hoda Ezzeddine and I am raising funds to support families who have been displaced by the ongoing Israeli military escalation in Lebanon. Over the past days, many families in Lebanon have been forced to flee their homes with almost no time to prepare. Entire communities have left behind everything — homes, belongings, and livelihoods — seeking safety in other parts of the country. Many of these families are now staying in temporary shelters, schools, or with relatives. They urgently need basic necessities such as food, baby supplies, hygiene items, mattresses, and emergency medical support. This fundraiser aims to provide direct humanitarian assistance to displaced families, especially those with children, elderly members, and people with medical needs. Funds raised will be used to provide: Food and water Baby formula, diapers, and child essentials Hygiene kits and sanitary products Mattresses, blankets, and basic shelter supplies Emergency medicine and basic medical needs All assistance will be distributed directly to displaced families through myself and a team of local volunteers and community networks on the ground in Lebanon. We will share updates and receipts whenever possible to ensure transparency and show exactly how donations are helping families in need. Even a small contribution can make a difference during this extremely difficult time. If you cannot donate, please consider sharing this campaign to help us reach more people. Thank you for your support and solidarity.

$11,842 raised Of $20,000

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Help Us End the Suffering of Homeless Pets in Leb
Help Us End the Suffering of Homeless Pets in Leb
Together, we can end the Suffering of Homeless Animals in Lebanon! Lebanon’s streets are overflowing with abandoned and suffering animals. Shelters are full, and every day, more cats and dogs are left to struggle—abused, starving, shot, poisoned, hit by cars, or worse. The government provides no real support for animal welfare, and the cycle of suffering continues. It’s time for real change. We are launching a long-overdue spay and neuter campaign to tackle this crisis at its root. By working with ethical municipalities, VET hospitals and dedicated individuals, we will reduce the stray population humanely, prevent future suffering, and give these animals a fighting chance. Each dog we help costs $150, covering spaying/neutering, microchipping, and a rabies vaccine—not just to protect the animal, but also the people around them from this deadly virus. With your support, we can make a lasting impact, one life at a time (TNR for cats will hopefully follow). This is a permanent initiative, and we need your help to keep it going. Every donation goes directly to funding life-saving surgeries, medical care, and outreach efforts. Be part of the solution—donate today and help us create a safer, kinder future for Lebanon’s animals. P.S: you can sponsor or co-sponsor with a friend, as many dogs as you'd like! Every small donation will make a big impact. Thank you for your support!!!

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The Shouf Dog Shelter: the Home of broken Strays
The Shouf Dog Shelter: the Home of broken Strays
The Shouf Dog Shelter was created in 2016 by Dayana Beainy,A fierce Animal Advocate in Lebanon. Dayana started spontaneously rescuing battered, severely abused, harshly neglected, poisoned, injured dogs, cats and birds until her home fits no more. The threats of the neighbours led her to create a small shelter, which became a sanctuary nearly a decade later. In Dayana's shelter resides the paralysed,the sick,the elderly until they find their special own homes ,No time frames, No eleminations, No Euthanization under any pressure. Every animal is considered at home with their mama since she lives with them at the shelter(in her room live 20 dogs and a blind cat named Chaziyah; one of the victims of the 2024 war on Lebanon, her name means :rocket shrapnel due to her head injury) In Lebanon, Shelters are not supported by the government at all and the public is still struggling with the idea of choosing to save animals rather than people, a sacred mission not everyone could fathom in her society, some turn against her, trying to put her down, while others devalue her mission to hurtful steeping levels, Only few understood the importance of her devotion. The Shouf Dog Shelter is the home of over 200 dogs and cats, It protects, feeds, treats all these broken souls with a huge love but a scarce income. 13 handicaped and paralysed dogs of which 7 started walking & running again defying the negative medical assessment & advice for euthanization! The Shouf Dog Shelter is now struggling for survival! The ongoing geopolitical conflits in the region, the undecided community, and the wave of scammers/ rescuers who are making every day harder than the last .the illigal breeders, the lack of Animal Welfare Laws application, but the worst of all: the brutal war putting the whole country under unbearable financial crisis. The Shouf Dog Shelter is suffering considerably. We need all moral and financial support: Heart & hands for the Animals.

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COLLECTED TO DATE

$2,106
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Nadim, just at 51 years old, had a life changing experience

This campaign tells the story of Nadim, who experienced a life-altering accident when he fell from a scaffold. As a result, his daily tasks became extremely challenging. Despite facing financial difficulties, there was a glimmer of hope when Nadim was approved for a trial treatment in France that could restore his autonomy. However, the cost of the treatment was approximately $140,000. The campaign successfully raised $51,085, which greatly influenced Nadim and his family. Not only did your contributions give Nadim hope, but they also provided hope to a whole community of individuals with special needs.

The campaign was able to collect 51,085$
Nadim, just at 51 years old, had a life changing experience

Education Success Stories

Supporting children with special needs

Acsauvel, an NGO, successfully launched a campaign to support children with special needs in Deir Tamish. Despite challenges including delayed government support, and the pandemic, the campaign has greatly impacted the lives of 125 individuals by providing education, well-being, and support.

 

Every contribution, whether through donations or sharing the request, was highly valued in making a difference and sustaining the employment of teachers and therapists.

The campaign was able to raise 10,085$
Supporting children with special needs

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Empowering Nancy to Hear Again

This heartfelt plea for support shares the story of Nancy, who has had hearing issues since childhood. Her parents previously raised funds for her life-changing cochlear implant surgery, but unfortunately, the device has stopped working after over 15 years.

 

With Nancy's father working overseas, her family was in desperate need of support.

Contributions, no matter their size, made a significant difference in restoring Nancy's hearing and allowing her to pursue her dreams.

The campaign successfully raised the entire required amount of 5,000$
Empowering Nancy to Hear Again

Sports Success Stories

Mountaineer Rami Rasamny takes on a new record for a cause!

Rami challenged himself to run up and down Kilimanjaro (5895 km) in 14 hours. This time, he ran to support Chef Tina Wazirian with food distribution throughout his country. With your donations, we were able to make that difference!

A total of $7,620 has been raised, surpassing the initial goal of 5,895$
Mountaineer Rami Rasamny takes on a new record for a cause!

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Jean's Medical Expenses

Thanks to the compassionate individuals like yourself and your generous donations, Jean underwent the crucial surgery he desperately needed.

The campaign successfully raised the total amount needed: 4,027$
Jean's Medical Expenses

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Dialysis and ICU for Natasha

Thanks to the urgent campaign, we successfully raised almost the entire amount needed to support the critical condition of a 3-year-old girl. Dialysis and ICU were required for her treatment. The initial amount needed was $10,000. Natasha was diagnosed with Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome (HUS).

The campaign was able to raise 9,262$
Dialysis and ICU for Natasha

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The 19.8 Global Sports Challenge!

People around the world were invited to practice the sport of their choice over a minimal target of 19.8 km, lapses, summits, etc.., 

 

The campaign was able to collect 60,285$!

60,285$ Collected by Together LiBeirut to keep the needs of Beirut on top of everyone’s mind and to raise funds for its ongoing work
The 19.8 Global Sports Challenge!

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Rawad El Hayek: Overcoming Adversity Through a Life-Changing Hearing Aid

Rawad El Hayek, a 24-year-old man, was born with a congenital syndrome called "hemifacial microsomia" which resulted in partial facial paralysis and unilateral hearing loss. Throughout his academic and personal life, he faced a lot of challenges due to his hearing loss in his right ear.

 

In the midst of the worst economic crisis happening in his country, Rawad successfully started a fundahope crowdfunding campaign to implant a bone-anchored hearing aid that would help him regain his hearing sense in his right ear. The campaign was successful in raising the major amount needed for the implant.

The campaign was able to raise 12,525$
Rawad El Hayek: Overcoming Adversity Through a Life-Changing Hearing Aid

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The Unbreakable attending the World Championship!

Thanks to fundahope, Shiva "the unbreakable" Karout, a professional powerlifter with many international championships under his belt, represented his country in the IPF World Powerlifting Championship in Minsk (Belarus) the past September.

The campaign was able to collect 3,450$
The Unbreakable attending the World Championship!

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Baby Aline Makari Will Be Able Now To Do Her Liver Transplantation!

Mr. Fadi Nacouzi received the net sum of $66,964 received thanks to fundahope's donors.

 

Baby Aline Makari will be able now to do her liver transplantation. Thank you for saving lives!

66,964$ Collected by Fadi Nacouzi for baby Aline Makari to do her liver transplantation as soon as possible
Baby Aline Makari Will Be Able Now To Do Her Liver Transplantation!

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A New Chance in Life For Baby Mila!

fundahope delivered to Mrs. Farah Habbal the net sum of $160,528 received through fundahope.

 

Thank you for playing a role in saving Baby Mila, and giving her a new chance in life.

160,528$ Collected by Farah Habbal for her daughter Mila an SMA patient who needs ZOLGENSMA
A New Chance in Life For Baby Mila!