Help 6-Year-Old Olivia with surgery

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Help 6-Year-Old Olivia with surgery
Our brave little girl, Olivia, is just 6 years old, but she has already spent more time in hospital beds than on playgrounds. After a grueling battle with cancer, we have finally reached the moment we’ve been praying for: she is a candidate for a life-saving surgery that could change everything. The $3,000 Gap We have worked tirelessly to fund the massive costs of her treatment, and thanks to the incredible generosity of our community, we have almost made it. However, as the surgery date approaches, we are facing one final, heartbreaking hurdle. We are exactly $3,000 short of the required hospital deposit. In the world of medical billing, $3,000 is the only thing standing between Olivia and the surgery she needs to survive. To us, it’s an impossible mountain. To Olivia, it’s the difference between a future and a "what if." Who is Olivia? If you met Olivia, you wouldn’t see a "patient." You would see a girl who loves the color purple, knows every word to her favorite songs, and still tries to dance even when she’s tired from treatment. She is kind, she is funny, and she has so much life left to live. She tells us every day that she can’t wait to go back to school and play with her friends again. How You Can Help We are asking for your help to close this final gap. We don’t need a miracle—we just need to reach the finish line. If 30 people give $100, we are done. If 60 people give $50, we are done. If 300 people give $10, we are done. Every single dollar goes directly toward her surgical deposit. If you cannot give, please share this. Sometimes the person who can give the final dollar is just one "share" away. Thank you for being the reason Olivia gets her surgery. Thank you for not letting $3,000 stand in the way of a 6-year-old’s life.

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cancer treatment for widow

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cancer treatment for widow
Gladys Yousef Jabbour has been battling liver, urinary, and blood cancer since February 2013. She is a widowed mother with an 18-year-old son, Antony Yousef, and is currently unable to work. After losing her husband, who was disabled for 30 years, she now faces this difficult journey alone. She has undergone one and a half years of chemotherapy without insurance or social security support. Each treatment costs around $8,000, with total expenses reaching approximately $32,000, and she must continue chemotherapy every 21 days to survive. Her medical history includes multiple surgeries and cancers affecting several parts of her body, including glands, lungs, head, ribs, spine, and behind the brain, as well as the removal of part of her right lung and a leg fracture. Please help her survive for her son. Your support and donations can make a real difference in giving her a chance to continue her treatment and keep fighting. +96171473411 تكافح سرطان الكبد والمسالك البولية والدم منذ فبراير 2013. وهي أمّ أرملة لديها ابن يبلغ من العمر 18 عامًا يُدعى أنطوني يوسف، وغير قادرة حاليًا على العمل. بعد أن فقدت زوجها الذي كان يعاني من إعاقة لمدة 30 عامًا، تواجه اليوم هذه الرحلة الصعبة بمفردها. خضعت لسنة ونصف من العلاج الكيميائي دون أي تأمين أو ضمان اجتماعي. تبلغ تكلفة كل جلسة علاج حوالي 8000 دولار، وقد وصلت المصاريف الإجمالية إلى نحو 32000 دولار، وهي بحاجة إلى متابعة العلاج الكيميائي كل 21 يومًا للبقاء على قيد الحياة. يتضمن تاريخها الطبي عدة عمليات جراحية وإصابات سرطانية في مناطق متعددة من جسمها، بما في ذلك الغدد والرئتين والرأس والأضلاع والعمود الفقري وخلف الدماغ، إضافة إلى استئصال جزء من الرئة اليمنى وكسر في الساق. نرجو مساعدتها على الاستمرار في الحياة من أجل ابنها. دعمكم وتبرعاتكم يمكن أن تُحدث فرقًا حقيقيًا وتمنحها فرصة لمتابعة علاجها ومواصلة النضال. +961714734114

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Maha’s Palestinian Journal

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Maha’s Palestinian Journal
Children in Gaza are living through unimaginable hardship. Many have lost their homes, access to food, clean water, and basic medical care. Children who should be in school or playing safely are instead facing hunger, displacement, injury, and deep psychological trauma. Some are orphaned, others are caring for sick or wounded family members, and many are simply struggling to survive each day in conditions no child should ever endure. This campaign supports Maha’s Palestinian Journal, a living chronicle of life in Gaza over the past two years under bombardment, siege, displacement, and now deliberate starvation. The journal is an act of bearing witness, preserving memory, and telling the truth of what it means to live through the ongoing destruction of Palestine. At a time when Palestinian voices are routinely silenced, removed, or erased, this work exists to ensure that these experiences are recorded and shared with the world. While the journal remains the central focus, this effort is also guided by a deep sense of responsibility to help wherever possible. As the work continues, every effort will be made to support children and families facing urgent humanitarian needs, including access to food, basic medical care, shelter, and essential supplies, through trusted local relief efforts and humanitarian channels providing direct assistance on the ground. Children in Gaza are currently living through a severe humanitarian crisis. Families have been displaced multiple times, leaving them without stable shelter. Food shortages have made daily meals uncertain, and access to medical care is extremely limited, particularly for injured children, children with disabilities, and those suffering from malnutrition. No child should be left hungry, injured, or without hope, and no people should be forced into silence while this unfolds. Funds raised through this campaign will help sustain the continuation and publication of Maha’s Palestinian Journal while also allowing support, as much as possible, for humanitarian relief efforts during this critical time. Every contribution helps protect this testimony, support survival, and remind those enduring this crisis that they are not forgotten. Please consider supporting this campaign for Maha’s Palestinian Journal. At this time, the situation is extremely precarious, and support of any kind makes a meaningful difference. If you are unable to contribute, sharing this campaign is also a powerful act of solidarity. With thanks and sincere appreciation.

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