Urgent Humanitarian Case For Our Grandfather

Emergency

Urgent Humanitarian Case For Our Grandfather
I’m reaching out with a heavy heart to ask for your support for my grandfather, who is currently facing a very critical medical situation. Since February, we have been going through countless tests, doctor visits, and hospital consultations trying to understand his condition. After all this time, doctors have confirmed that he has a tumor in his pituitary gland and needs urgent surgery. If he doesn’t undergo the surgery as soon as possible, he will lose his vision. My grandfather already lost one eye when he was only 23 years old. This means that if we don’t act now, he could become completely blind. Because of his age, doctors cannot perform a traditional brain surgery. The only option is a delicate and specialized procedure done through the nose. Many doctors refused to take the risk, but we finally found a specialist who is able to perform this surgery. On Monday, May 18, he underwent surgery, and at first it was successful. After the operation, he was speaking and smiling normally. But suddenly, a few hours later, he developed severe bleeding in the brain and had to undergo a second emergency surgery immediately. The doctors managed to control the bleeding, but since then he has been in the ICU under critical care. He now needs continuous monitoring, scans, medications, oxygen support, treatment for inflammation in his lungs, and blood pressure control after everything his body has gone through. We already paid everything we had from our savings and even borrowed money to continue his treatment, but we are now completely over budget and unable to keep up with the hospital expenses anymore. Every day there are new urgent medical needs, tests, and treatments required to keep him stable and continue fighting. We are asking for help so he can continue receiving the treatment at Al Khoury Hospital, in Hamra that he urgently needs and hopefully recover, God willing. Any help or support would truly mean the world to us during this painful time. Thank you for reading and may God bless you for helping people in need.

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يدُكم البيضاء أملٌ لمريض كبد يصارع الألم

Medical

يدُكم البيضاء أملٌ لمريض كبد يصارع الألم
بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم أتقدم إليكم بهذا الطلب راجيًا من الله ثم منكم النظر بعين الرحمة والإنسانية لحالة والدي، المقيم في الجمهورية العربية السورية، والبالغ من العمر 57 عامًا، والذي يعاني من مرض تشمع الكبد في مرحلة متقدمة. لقد تدهورت حالته الصحية بشكل ملحوظ في الآونة الأخيرة، حيث بدأت وظائف جسده بالتراجع، وأصبح في وضع صحي حرج يتطلب تدخلاً طبيًا عاجلًا وعلاجًا متخصصًا لا نملك القدرة المادية على توفيره. ونحيطكم علمًا بأنه يوجد متبرع من العائلة، وهو ابنه البالغ من العمر 21 عامًا، على استعداد كامل للتبرع، إلا أن الإجراءات الطبية وتكاليف العلاج تفوق إمكانياتنا بشكل كبير. إننا نمر بظروف إنسانية صعبة للغاية، ونأمل منكم مد يد العون للمساهمة في تغطية تكاليفه، لإنقاذ حياة والدي والتخفيف من معاناته. نسأل الله أن يجعل ما تقدمونه في ميزان حسناتكم، وأن يجزيكم عنا خير الجزاء.

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Support First Responders in Lebanon

Solidarity with Lebanon

Support First Responders in Lebanon
We are a small group of journalists based in Lebanon. Through our work, we are in direct contact with paramedics, rescuers, and firefighters operating on the ground in Lebanon. We are acting independently and are not affiliated with any political or governmental entity. We have seen first-hand the work they do—the hours, the risks, and the commitment to saving lives, and most of them are volunteers. Many of them continue to respond under extremely dangerous conditions. They have also been directly affected. Teams have been targeted while carrying out rescue operations. Some have been injured, some killed, and many have lost the vehicles and equipment they rely on. According to Lebanon’s Ministry of Health, since March 2, 2026, at least 113 healthcare workers have been killed, 263 injured, 138 emergency vehicles damaged, 16 hospitals affected, and 3 forced to close. This fundraiser is a way to give something back—practical support that can make a difference in their daily work. Our goal is to equip at least 20 emergency response stations with a minimum of 5 fully operational GoPro kits and emergency kits based on each station’s operational needs. Each GoPro kit costs approximately $420 and includes the camera along with essential accessories such as batteries, mounts, and memory cards so they can be used immediately in the field. Trauma kits (IFAKs) cost approximately $40 each, while ambulance trauma kits cost approximately $100 each. The GoPro kits are not only intended for documentation — they can also help provide a level of protection for responders on the ground. Recording rescue operations supports accountability, helps document incidents affecting emergency teams, and makes visible the realities responders face during missions. It also supports coordination and post-operation review for emergency teams. The initiative also aims to provide emergency and trauma kits to help teams respond more effectively during rescue and medical operations. Equipment and supplies will be delivered directly to emergency response stations through trusted field contacts and coordination with responders on the ground. Where possible, we will share updates, documentation, and delivery confirmations. If you do not have a bank account and would still like to contribute, WHISH Money transfers and Western Union are also available options. You can send transfers to: - Angie Mourad (+96176066901) These teams continue to show up every day. This is a way to stand behind them in return. Any contribution helps.

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Cinema has always been more than entertainment to me — it is the most powerful way to tell the stories of who we are. Today, I’m asking you to help me bring a lifelong dream to life: producing a Lebanese psychological thriller and crime film crafted at the level of Hollywood, but rooted deeply in our identity, our streets, and our culture. Lebanon is filled with untold stories, raw emotion, and powerful realities that deserve a global stage. Yet too often, ambitious Lebanese cinema is limited by resources rather than talent or vision. This project aims to change that. I am raising $500,000 to produce a feature film that blends world-class production quality with authentic Lebanese storytelling. This budget will allow us to secure professional crews, high-end cinematography, sound design, post-production, and international-level marketing and distribution — the elements required to compete on the global stage. This film will be a psychological thriller/crime story designed to captivate audiences from the first frame to the last. A story of tension, mystery, and human complexity set against the unique atmosphere of Lebanon — a place where beauty and chaos coexist, creating the perfect backdrop for a gripping cinematic experience. My goal is not simply to make a film. My goal is to create a milestone for Lebanese cinema. By supporting this campaign, you are not just funding a project — you are investing in the future of storytelling in Lebanon. You are helping open doors for local artists, actors, technicians, and creators to prove that world-class cinema can be made here and shared with audiences worldwide. This is a chance to be part of something bigger than a movie. It is a chance to help Lebanese cinema reach the level it deserves. If you believe in powerful stories, in creative dreams, and in the potential of Lebanese talent, I invite you to join me and help turn this vision into reality. Together, we can bring this film to life.

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I hope this letter finds you well. My name is Chathura Erandha, and I am a 40-year-old resident of a remote village in the Badulla District of Sri Lanka. My family and I need help because we are going through difficult times which have created urgent need for assistance. I am the only source of income for my family which consists of my two children and my two elderly parents who are 62 and 65 years old and my sister who has separated from her husband and stays with us together with her two children. My parents have permanent medical conditions which require treatment because I experience health problems that need regular medical care. My wife also gets sick frequently which creates difficulties for her when she needs to look after our household. I currently lack permanent employment so I depend on temporary work to sustain my life. I cannot work when I am sick which causes our family to lose all sources of income. Our situation has become worse because we lack proper housing and providing my family with shelter has become an impossible burden. I ask for your help to construct a house for my family because our current situation demands it. A safe and secure place to live would provide us with the stability we desperately need and allow us to focus on improving our health and well-being. I will provide all required evidence to prove our current circumstances and I hope your organization will extend support to us during this urgent situation. I appreciate your decision to read my letter and evaluate my request. I hope you will help me and I appreciate any help you can give at this time. Yours sincerely,

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Not payed room rent

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Not payed room rent
I am Sugath Priyadarshana from Sri Lanka. But I am currently living in the UAE. I came to the UAE on 23/10/2024 to work. I worked here as a bike rider for more than a year. But due to the sudden war situation in the Middle East, I lost my job on 19/03/2026. Until now, I have been living in this country with great difficulty. I have been looking for a new job for a long time. Now, I am very happy to say that I have been able to find a new job as a bike rider on the 20th of this month. The cost of accommodation in this country is very high. Since I have not been able to pay the rent in this accommodation for about three months now, the landlord has repeatedly asked me to vacate the room. The salary for the new job will be received on 01/07/2026. Even after telling him that, I am being strongly advised to vacate the room. No matter how much I say, he is very strict in telling me to leave the room on 01/07/2026, saying that he will give me room money. I have not eaten anything for three days and only drank water. It is very difficult for me to get food. I have to pay for even a little water here. I kindly request you to kindly give me about 500 USD to manage my situation. The job I do is very dangerous, a job on the street. Working while hungry is very dangerous. I kindly request you to kindly help me get out of the difficulty I have faced due to the sudden military situation in the Middle East, which has suddenly caused me to lose my job. I kindly request you to kindly help me as much as you can to my paypal account. My paypal account is sumithkalumaz@gmail.com https://paypal.me/SugathPriyadarshana

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I lost my job

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May 6, 2026, is a date I won’t forget. That was the day I lost my job. For a year and a half, I worked as a barista. Every morning started the same way — grinding coffee beans, making fresh cups of coffee, and greeting tired customers who needed a little energy before work. Some people might see it as an ordinary job, but to me, it meant something. I liked seeing people leave with a smile, even if it came from something as small as a good cup of coffee. Losing that job hit me hard. I kept thinking about bills, responsibilities, and what I was supposed to do next. For days, my head was full of worry. I felt stuck. Scared too. But somewhere in the middle of all that fear, I realized I didn’t want to sit there feeling defeated forever. So I started thinking about what I could build for myself. I didn’t have a big budget. No business experience either. What I did have was the willingness to start small and keep going. That’s when I decided to start an online business selling women’s fashion accessories. Simple things. Hair clips, handbags, jewelry, makeup accessories — products women use every day to feel a little more confident and put together. I wanted the items to look stylish without being too expensive. The beginning wasn’t smooth. I didn’t have a shop. I didn’t have investors or a huge social media following. And honestly, some people didn’t believe I could make it work. Still, I kept learning little by little. I searched for suppliers, uploaded product photos, created online pages, and posted every single day even when barely anyone noticed. Then slowly, things started changing. One order came in. Then another. And another after that. Every sale felt personal to me because it reminded me that my effort was turning into something real. Somewhere along this journey, I understood something important: losing my job wasn’t the end of my story. If anything, it pushed me toward a new beginning. And even now, while I’m building this online business, there’s still another dream sitting quietly in my heart. One day, I want to open my own coffee shop. Not a fancy place made only for pictures, but a calm, welcoming space where people can sit, relax, and breathe for a while. A place where customers feel comfortable the moment they walk in. Good coffee matters, of course — but kindness matters too. I still remember how happy I felt serving coffee every morning. I don’t think that feeling ever left me. Maybe that’s why I still dream about creating a place filled with warm coffee, friendly conversations, and people who leave feeling a little better than when they arrived. My journey started with losing a job. But it didn’t stop there. Right now, I’m building an online store step by step. And someday, I hope those same steps lead me back to coffee — this time, in a shop of my own.

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Please Help Us Survive & Rebuild Our Lives🙏💔

Solidarity with Lebanon

Please Help Us Survive & Rebuild Our Lives🙏💔
⚠️Urgent Fundraiser – Please Help Us Survive🙏💔 Dear Kind Souls, My name is Jean Hatoum. Until a few months ago, my family had a simple life in Debel, a village in south Lebanon near border. Today, everything we had is gone. On February 28, 2026, when the war in Lebanon escalated again, our home was bombed for the second time. We had already rebuilt our house after the war in 2024, believing we could start over. This time, we lost everything again — our home, our belongings, and the life we spent years rebuilding. The bombing also took the life of my father. He died on March 1, 2026. In fear and shock, my mother, my brother David, and I fled our village with nothing but the clothes we were wearing. On the road to Beirut, tragedy struck again. My mother suffered a heart attack. We rushed her to a hospital in Tyre, South Lebanon. By God’s mercy she survived, but we had to continue our journey with nothing. We slept outside, under trees, not knowing where to go, until a kind stranger offered to take us to Beirut. But even the journey was not safe. When we arrived near Haret Hreik in Beirut, another building was bombed close to us, we didn’t know that a warning was sent to that area to be evicted. My brother was injured in the explosion. With the help of the Lebanese Red Cross, we were taken to Abou Jaoude Hospital, in Jal Dib on March 2, 2026. As I write this: We have no home, no belongings, no savings, no stability, and no idea where we will sleep tomorrow. Medical bills are already piling up. Medications, and care that we simply cannot afford. We also need, basic necessities, and medicine for our family. Before this war began, I was already struggling with severe personal and health challenges and had started a fundraiser to try to begin my own treatment, link to my fundraising is: https://fundahope.com/en/campaigns/from-panic-to-collapse-trying-to-survive. Now everything has collapsed on top of us at once. We are not asking for comfort. We are only asking for a chance to survive. Our goal is $10,000. This amount will help us: • Pay hospital bills • Buy medications, and see doctors. • Find a small apartment since we are unable to go back home. • Cover basic daily needs while we try to rebuild our lives and find jobs This fundraiser will remain open for end of June. After that, depending on our situation, we will see if we can extend it. Even $5 or $10 can make a difference for us right now. We know thousands of families are suffering in these difficult days. We are only one family among many. But today, we are standing at the edge of survival, praying that kind hearts will help us stand again. If you cannot donate, please share this message so it can reach someone who might help. You can help, via online donations by clicking on link, or Western Union to Jean Toni Hatoum (Transfer Number should be shared so I can withdraw), MoneyGram to Jean Toni Hatoum (Reference Number should be shared so I can withdraw), or Whish Money to Jean Toni Hatoum 0096170169933, or via bank account (it was set up for this fundraising only) to account below: Account Holder Name: JEAN TONI HATOUM ‎IBAN: LB97005699840103500789790002 ‎SWIFT Code: AUDBLBBX ‎Currency: USD Fresh ‎Address: Beirut-Jounieh Coastal Highway Bank Audi bldg., Naccash Dbayeh. From the bottom of my heart, thank you for reading our story and for keeping my family in your prayers. With all my love, prayers and gratitude, Jean Hatoum

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