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Let's Help Georges

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Let's Help Georges

Georges is a hardworking lebanese guy who worked very hard for years and lost it all due to suffocating circumstances in the blink of an eye . Opening a restaurant had always been his dream , he used the money he had and took loans in order to make that dream come true . He did his project in the middle of Beirut - Mar Mikhael area. Few months later he was diagnosed with teratoma ( a rare type of Cancer ) , he underwent various operations followed by six months chemotherapy treatment. August 4th 2020 , he lost his newly opened restaurant , the project he had invested in every penny he had along with huge bank loans, in the infamous Beirut port explosion (most powerful Non-nuclear explosion of the 21st century) and not even been approached by anyone from the public sector after one year from the explosion date in an attempt to help him at least pay the restaurant loans . Now Georges is a man who lost everything and is Struggling to beat Cancer. He is Struggling to pay pack huge debts and his treatment bills. He is Struggling on all levels with very little chance of success - if any , especially in this tough period. Please consider donating anything you can For supporting him get back on his feet, it will be greatly appreciated. God Bless You.

$70 raised Of $40,000

Zero Hunger -fighting hunger

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Zero Hunger -fighting hunger

Lebanon needs your support ! Dear expats we need you more than ever .. Since the outbreak of Coronavirus, Beirut explosion and economical crisis , thousands of families have been affected by food insecurity. we have been able to alleviate hunger for thousands of families in Lebanon by providing food boxes and hot cooked meals to vulnerable and needy families. Donate to support our food relief campaign and to support struggling families , any amount even if minimal will make a huge difference ! #SDG#SDGS2030#SDG2#HOTMEALS #FOODPARCELS Frontline Engineers is an NGO part of Charity Hub; they have offices within charity hub and are donating food as hot meals and parcels to 90 families belonging to charity hub database twice per week. As for the beneficiaries of the campaign, Frontline Engineers are trying to feed around 1000 families by providing iftar in a box for 30 families on daily basis of 5 members , the fund that they will be getting , will be dedicated to buy raw materials as vegetables , fruits ,rice , cereals and so on and ask the central kitchen to prepare the meals , and frontline Engineers will be providing the transportation of food door to door to needy families

$65 raised Of $25,000

Against All Odds - Georges Bedran

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Against All Odds - Georges Bedran

This is not just another success story gone sour. It is the story of a hardworking man who worked very hard for years and lost it all due to suffocating circumstances in the blink of an eye. My name is Georges Bedran, a 41-year old Lebanese citizen who is the sole breadwinner at home, and this is my story. Opening a restaurant had always been a dream of mine. I used the money I had and took a loan in order to make that dream come true. April 28th 2019 was the opening of Kanoon. I had hoped that Kanoon would make it, even though slowly, and I would be able to pay my loan, and hopefully after that reach a stable economic situation. One can never go wrong with food, right? WRONG. The economic situation in Lebanon kept going downhill, but I kept the faith. October 17th, 2019: the Lebanese revolution takes off, at times so violent that opening the restaurant is not possible. Lockdown follows for weeks, also because of the uprisings. January 2020: Covid-19 starts hitting Lebanon hard, yet again causing complete lockdown. August 4: the Beirut explosion ranked third in the world goes off. Kanoon, which is in the heart of Mar Mikhael – Mdawwar, is demolished. One would think that would be my lowest. Not really. May 20, 2020: I am diagnosed with cancer. Treatment is possible, but it is incredibly costly in a country like Lebanon since social security is unreliable. Now what? I am a man who has lost everything and is struggling to beat cancer as well as serious liver complications. I am a son whose mother is still struggling with dialysis and is in need of a kidney transplant. I am an ex-restaurant owner who has not even been approached by anyone from the public sector in an attempt to help me pay the restaurant loans. I am a man who has to pay pack huge debts. But most of all, I am a man who is struggling on all levels with very little chance of success – if any.

$3,378 raised Of $100,000

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