From War to Hope: Help Me Rebuild My Future

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From War to Hope: Help Me Rebuild My Future
Help Me Rebuild My Life, Complete My Education, and Support Orphaned Children I am a Software Engineering graduate from Palestine. Before the war, I was building my future through education, working hard for years with one goal: to become a software engineer, support my family, and create a stable life. I also dreamed of continuing my education through scholarships and improving my career. Everything changed because of the war. My home was destroyed, and my family and I lost our sense of safety and stability. We are now living in extremely difficult conditions, struggling every day to access basic necessities such as food, clean water, and safe shelter. In addition to my own family’s situation, we are also taking care of orphaned children who depend on us for daily support. Providing for them has become another heavy responsibility during these very difficult circumstances. Although I completed my university studies, I am unable to obtain my degree certificate because of unpaid tuition fees. Without it, I cannot access job opportunities or scholarships that could help me rebuild my future. I am seeking support to raise $25,000, which will be used as follows: - $2,800 – Pay my remaining university tuition fees and obtain my degree certificate - $6,000 – Rent and safe housing for my family and the orphaned children - $7,000 – Food, clean water, medicine, and essential daily living expenses - $3,000 – Laptop, internet access, and tools needed to work remotely as a software engineer - $3,000 – Professional training, certifications, and education opportunities - $3,200 – Emergency and unexpected expenses during this crisis Despite everything we have lost—our home, stability, and many opportunities—we are still trying to survive and rebuild. Any support, no matter how small, will help me complete my education, support orphaned children, and give my family a chance to survive and rebuild a better future. If you are unable to donate, sharing my story would mean just as much. Thank you for your kindness, compassion, and support.

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Diploma on hold, please help me access it.

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Diploma on hold, please help me access it.
I finished college but my financial crisis has denied me access to my diploma and can’t proceed with anything else My name is Deborah Bowa. In 2024 I completed every class, every exam, and every field placement for my Diploma in Social Work at Evelyn College. I did the work. I passed. But when graduation day came, I had to watch from the sidelines because I still owed a balance of $1500 on my tuition. The college just took pity on me and allowed me sit for the exam but assured me that if I didn’t pay off my tuition balance there’s no way I would collect my paper—and sadly that’s my current predicament. For 3 years I showed up. I worked with real families during field placement. I stayed up late studying case management while working part-time to cover what I could. I’m not asking because I quit — I’m asking because I finished, and now the last bill is the only thing stopping me from holding the diploma I earned. Without that diploma, Evelyn College can’t release my transcript. That means I can’t get licensed, can’t apply for social work jobs, and can’t start doing the work I trained for: helping kids in crisis, supporting families, and being someone’s advocate when they need it most. Your gift does 2 things: 1. It pays off the balance so Evelyn College releases my diploma. 2. It puts a trained Social Worker into the community — someone ready to serve right now. Once it’s paid, my diploma is released and I can finally start the career I’ve worked years for. I’m not looking for a handout. I’m asking for a hand up to close the last chapter. Every dollar and every share gets me closer to making my dreams a reality. Thank you so much for believing in second chances .

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