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Help the artist’s family SHROUQ from genocide

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Help the artist’s family SHROUQ from genocide
Hello everybody My name is Doaa Qeshta, from Gaza, Palestine. I currently live in France. I have created this campaign to support my friend Shrouq Alsududi and her family during this extremely difficult time. Shrouq’s Story “My name is Shrouq Alsududi, I am 29 years old, and I am a visual artist who studied Fine Arts at the Community College in Gaza. I live with my four young children: Samira (6), Mira (3), Amira (2), and Mayar (1). I have already faced unimaginable hardships. During the first wave of displacement in Gaza, I had to flee south with my children, while my husband went missing in the tragic Al-Tahini massacre on September 21, 2024. I am still searching for him, hoping for news of his whereabouts. After my husband went missing, my father—who had become our main provider—was killed on September 28, 2025, leaving us without any immediate support. Today, my children and I live in a small tent, exposed to the harsh winter cold, rain, and very difficult living conditions. Every day is a struggle to survive, and as a mother, I do everything I can to protect my children. But the challenges are overwhelming, and we urgently need support to endure this harsh reality.” Thank you, Doaa

$200 raised Of $25,000
Urgent help for my sister in icu (kidney failure)

Emergency

Urgent help for my sister in icu (kidney failure)
My 17-year-old sister is currently fighting for her life. She has been suffering from kidney failure and was receiving regular dialysis treatment in Somalia. Despite ongoing care, her condition continued to deteriorate, and the medical resources available were not enough to save her. In desperate hope to give her a chance to survive, we brought her to Egypt for advanced treatment. However, just two days after arriving, her blood pressure suddenly spiked to a dangerously high level of 245/125, which caused severe seizures. She fell into a coma and is now in critical condition in the ICU. This has been an unimaginable nightmare for our family. The cost of intensive care, emergency treatment, dialysis, medications, and hospital stay is far beyond what we can afford. We are humbly asking for your support during this heartbreaking time. Any donation, big or small, will help us continue her treatment and give her a fighting chance to recover. Please keep her in your prayers and share this campaign with others. Your kindness and generosity mean more to us than words can express. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts. 🤍

$106 raised Of $100,000
Lymphoma BMT

Medical

Lymphoma BMT
I have a relapsed cancer and need to undergo chemotherapy followed by BMT

$9,306 raised Of $25,000
Michel's Critical Medical Intervention

Medical

Michel's Critical Medical Intervention
Michel Nasr, a father of three young children and a resident of Ballouneh, Keserwan, is facing a critical medical emergency and urgently needs our support. In the summer of 2024, while at work, Michel suffered a violent motorcycle accident that nearly cost him his life. By what can only be described as a miracle, he survived — but only after 10 days in a coma and more than 5 critical surgeries. Since then, his journey has been one of pain, resilience, and courage. Despite everything, he continues to fight to recover. Today, Michel is confronted with another serious challenge. He requires a delicate brain nerve surgery. Without this operation, doctors warn that he faces a high risk of a fatal brain hemmorhage. The procedure is urgent and life-preserving. Due to difficult social and financial conditions, Michel does not have medical insurance coverage. The cost of the surgery is $18,000, an amount far beyond his ability to afford. For more than 10 years, Michel dedicated his professional life to serving people with disabilities. He has spent years helping others with compassion and commitment. Now, he is the one in need of help — to heal, to return to work. We are calling on your generosity and solidarity. Any contribution — large or small — will make a real difference. If you are unable to donate, sharing this campaign can also help save Michel’s life. Thank you for your kindness, your prayers, and your support in helping Michel get back on his feet. ❤️ For those who can't pay online by credit card, you can transfer by whish or OMT to Raja Melki 76150195

$2,820 raised Of $18,000
A Safe Home with Light, Warmth, and Dignity

Family

A Safe Home with Light, Warmth, and Dignity
My name is Hoda Al Ghoussein, and I am 74 years old Lebanese woman living in Mechref, Chouf, Lebanon. In recent years, life here has become very difficult because of the ongoing electricity crisis. Most days, we have little to no reliable power. In my home, this means there is often no electricity for basic needs — no dependable refrigerator to safely store food, no guaranteed hot water for a shower, and no stable heating during the cold winter months. At my age, living without hot water, proper heating, or consistent electricity is not simply uncomfortable — it is unsafe and exhausting. I am a widow, and my children are doing everything they can to take care of me and keep me in my home. We are trying our best to manage, but without stable electricity and with parts of the house in need of repair, daily life has become increasingly challenging. I am hoping to raise $22,000 to install a solar power system that can provide continuous electricity for essential appliances and lighting. The funds will also help waterproof the roof before winter, provide house heating during cold winters, repair the broken main entrance doors for security, get a reliable fridge to store food, ensure I have hot water for showers, and complete other urgent fixes so the house remains warm, dry, and safe. This is not about luxury or renovation. It is about having the basic dignity of stable electricity, a warm shower, safe food storage, and a secure home in my later years. My hope is to complete these installations and repairs as soon as possible, so I can live safely and with peace of mind. Any support, no matter the amount, brings me closer to having a stable and safe home. Thank you for reading my story and for your kindness.

$3 raised Of $22,000
Helping Families in Need This Ramadan

Family

Helping Families in Need This Ramadan
Hi! My name is Nur, and I’m a volunteer working to support families in need. We are raising funds to provide basic food essentials for 30 families during Iftar. Our goal is simple - to make sure that every family has enough food to break their fast with dignity and warmth. Every donation, no matter how much $1, $5, or $10 - makes a real difference. Your support will go directly to purchasing essentials like: Rice, flour, and sugar Oil and butter Other basic necessities This project is completely transparent - all funds will be used for food packages, and we will share updates on the families we are helping. Even if you can’t donate, sharing this page or spreading the word helps tremendously.

$30 raised Of $900
Help the Palestinian & Syrian refugee in lebanon

Solidarity with Lebanon

Help the Palestinian & Syrian refugee in lebanon
Embarking on a new chapter in Lebanon, I'm committed to supporting Palestinian and Syrian refugees. Having moved from the UK, I've seen firsthand the importance of community and compassion. This campaign aims to provide essential resources, education, and hope to those displaced by conflict. Join me in making a tangible difference in their lives, one step at a time.. Thank you for being part of this journey.

$197 raised Of $2,000
Help Fatuma Stand Tall Again

Medical

Help Fatuma Stand Tall Again
Fatima Barakat is an 11-year-old girl diagnosed with severe, rapidly progressing scoliosis — a dangerous curvature of the spine. Her condition is worsening and now requires urgent spinal surgery to prevent serious complications and protect her breathing and overall health. The procedure requires specialized spinal instrumentation, titanium rods and screws, advanced monitoring, and full hospital care. The total cost of surgery and hospitalization is $20,400 — an amount her family cannot afford alone. This surgery will give Fatima the chance to stand straight, live without pain, and grow up healthy and strong. Every donation — no matter how small — brings her closer to a new beginning. If you cannot donate, please share her story. Goal: $20,000 Together, we can give Fatima the future she deserves. 🤍 📌 For donations inside Lebanon, you can send via Wish Money: Name: Hawraa Barakat Phone Number: 71536918 Please write “For Fatima’s Surgery” in the note.

$55 raised Of $20,000
Help a stateless Palestinian refugee

Medical

Help a stateless Palestinian refugee
Obieda's story Help a Palestinian Refugee Rebuild His Life and Access Medical Care My name is Obaida. I am a Palestinian refugee living in Lebanon, where I have spent most of my life. Like many refugees here, my family and I live under extremely difficult economic conditions. We are struggling to meet even our most basic needs. I have been diagnosed with bipolar disorder, a lifelong mental health condition that requires continuous treatment, stability, and medical care. Living with this illness while facing poverty, uncertainty, and displacement has been overwhelming. In an attempt to change my situation and support my family, I traveled to South Africa and applied for asylum, hoping for safety and a chance at a dignified life. Unfortunately, my asylum request was rejected. After this rejection, the psychological pressure became unbearable, and I went through a very dark period in my life. I survived a serious crisis, and since then I have been trying to focus on healing and rebuilding myself. Today, I am asking for your help for two main reasons: To access proper medical treatment and mental health care so I can live with bipolar disorder in a stable and healthy way To find a legal and safe opportunity outside Lebanon that would allow me to improve my life and help support my family Your support—no matter how small—can help me receive treatment, regain stability, and work toward a future with dignity and hope. If you are unable to donate, sharing this campaign would mean a great deal to me. Thank you for taking the time to read my story and for your kindness and humanity

$115 raised Of $3,000
Ramadan Campaign

Solidarity with Lebanon

Ramadan Campaign
“ And whatever good you put forward for yourselves - you will find it with Allah. It is better and greater in reward.” (Surah Al-Muzzammil: 20) As the blessed month of Ramadan approaches, a time of goodness and blessings, souls shine with generosity and hearts race to wipe away tears and bring smiles. At " Al-Amal Institute", we believe that "disability is energy." Disability has never been a barrier to creativity. Rather, it is a driving force to craft life. Our residents with special needs do not wait for pity. Instead, they produce the "Winter Sweater" through their own efforts, using threads dyed with patience and knitted with unyielding determination to warm the bodies of those in need with dignity and pride. With total honesty and mastery, they package "Welfare Wheat" grains that reach the tables of fasting people pure and blessed, carrying the fragrance of giving that Allah blesses and multiplies manifold. Why is your donation today different? Your support of the Al-Amal Institute during this holy month is more than just passing charity. Ongoing Charity: You contribute to building a cohesive society where the vulnerable rely on their inner strength. Empowerment and sustainability: You support job opportunities for "People of Determination" (the disabled). Double Reward: You receive the reward of feeding a fasting person via grains and the reward of clothing the needy via sweaters. Make your Zakat and Sadaqah this Ramadan a pathway to empowering those who work and create. Donate now so that hope remains alive and welfare grains flourish in every fasting household.

$7,200 raised Of $10,000
Stand With Stephanie’s Family This Year

Family

Stand With Stephanie’s Family This Year
My name is Stephanie, a mother of two, Celine and James. After leaving my job six months ago, our family now depends on one income that can no longer cover our basic needs. Their school tuition is $3,000 + 20,000,000 LBP, and our rent is $350 per month. I’m doing everything I can, but I’m afraid my children might lose their place in school. I’m asking for your support during this difficult time until I can work again and stand back on my feet. Any help, even small, means stability, education, and hope for my children. Thank you from my heart to everyone who stands with us. 🙏

$420 raised Of $10,000
Baby Koa’s Fight

Medical

Baby Koa’s Fight
My name is Suzette Van Wyk, and I am a mother asking for help for my baby son, Koa, who has been diagnosed with Severe Hemophilia A. Hemophilia A is a rare, lifelong bleeding disorder where the blood does not clot properly. Even a small injury or internal bleeding can become life-threatening, especially for a child so young. Koa requires frequent hospital visits, constant monitoring, and expensive medical treatment, including clotting factor replacement, to prevent dangerous bleeding episodes. As parents, we are doing everything we can, but the financial burden of his care is overwhelming. We are raising funds to help cover hospital bills, medical treatment, medication, transport to medical facilities, and ongoing care. Every donation, no matter how small, will help us give Koa the chance to grow, play, and live a safer, healthier life. From the bottom of our hearts, we thank you for your kindness, support, and prayers. If you are unable to donate, please consider sharing our story. Your support can help safe our son.

$25 raised Of $8,000
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