Support angel Georges azar

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Support angel Georges azar
Give hope to baby Georges Azar, Age 6, Fight Cerebral Palsy (Spastic Quadriplegia). Georges is a bright, loving 6-year-old boy from Zahlé, Lebanon, living with cerebral palsy, which has caused spastic quadriplegia. Along with this, Georges faces developmental delay, low vision, difficulties with sensation, severe speech challenges, painful spasms, and epilepsy (currently controlled with medication). He needs intensive therapies, medical equipment, and specialized treatment to improve his comfort, mobility, and quality of life. Your support will fund therapies, equipment, and care that can help Georges stand, play, speak and smile more freely. About Georges : Georges, affectionately called baby Georges by his family, lives in Zahlé, a historic city in Lebanon’s Beqaa Valley. He is a gentle, curious little boy who loves spending time with his family and lights up at the idea of going on a road trip with his loving sisters and enjoys listening to music. Despite his daily struggles, he greets the world with courage and warmth. Our greatest wish is to give Georges the chance to grow, learn, and enjoy the childhood he deserves — with less pain and more independence. Medical Background : Georges was diagnosed with cerebral palsy (spastic quadriplegia), the most severe form of CP. This condition affects all four of his limbs and his trunk, causing constant muscle stiffness, weakness, limited movement and difficulties to sleep at night. In addition, Georges faces: Developmental delay, making milestones like walking, talking, and learning much harder to reach. Low vision, which affects how he explores the world and connects with people around him. Problems with sensation, making touch and physical awareness difficult. Severe speech challenges, limiting his ability to communicate his needs and feelings. Spasms, which are painful and exhausting for him. Epilepsy, which thankfully is controlled with daily medication but requires ongoing monitoring and care. Living in Zahlé, Lebanon, makes it even harder for Georges to access the intensive therapies and specialized medical support he needs. Many treatments, equipment, and rehabilitation services are either unavailable locally or extremely costly for families. What Georges Needs Now : My wife and I dedicate the majority of our earnings to making Georges better, but unfortunately his medical needs require far more than we can manage — while also caring for his two loving sisters, ages 12 and 11, who need our attention and support as well. Georges’s medical team at American University of Beirut medical center (AUBMC) recommends: Intensive therapy: physical (25/Month), occupational (8/Month), speech (8/Month), sleep therapies and vision therapies. Adaptive equipment: wheelchair/adaptive stroller, standing frame, gait trainer, custom seating, orthotics. Medical care: spasticity management (such as Botox or medications), epilepsy monitoring, orthopedic follow-up, imaging, and pain management. Home modifications: safe seating, ramps, feeding supports, and sensory aids. Travel & logistics: Equipped car compatible for wheelchair for transportation. How Your Donation Helps: Every contribution will go directly toward Georges’s care. Donations will cover: Therapy programs. Adaptive equipment & orthotics Afo and Kafo (to be replaced as he grows). Medical procedures, visits & medications. Travel & logistics Home modifications & essential supplies. We will share receipts, updates, and progress reports so every donor can see the difference they are making. How You Can Help : Donate: No gift is too small — every amount counts. Share: Please spread Georges’s story on social media and with your community. Connect: If you know organizations, therapists, or foundations that support children with cerebral palsy, we would be grateful for introductions. Thank you for standing with Georges. With your help, Georges can access the therapy and care he urgently needs to ease his challenges and find joy in life’s little milestones. We’ll post regular updates so you can follow his progress and know exactly how your kindness is helping. Contact : +961 71 646416 (Tarek Azar, Georges father). eMail: angel.georgesazar@gmail.com tarekazar5@gmail.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/angel_georges_azar IBAN : LB43003900000003002866609001 USD LB71003900000002602866609002 EUR LB98003900000002602866609001 USD WISH : 30801978-03

$31,263 raised Of $50,000

Final Step for Elio’s Cochlear Journey

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Final Step for Elio’s Cochlear Journey
Elio is a three-year-old child from Lebanon, diagnosed with bilateral profound sensorineural hearing loss (SNHL). After a long process of audiological assessments, imaging, and consultations, his medical team confirmed the urgent necessity of a cochlear implant system to provide him with access to sound and enable the development of normal speech and language. While a large part of the expenses have already been secured, there remains a critical financial gap that must be closed in order to complete his treatment plan. Specifically, approximately 15% of the cochlear implant device cost (including the internal receiver-stimulator and the external speech processor) is still uncovered. This component is indispensable for the device’s full functionality and long-term performance. In addition, there are post-surgical expenditures that are essential to the success of the intervention, such as: • Initial activation and frequency mapping sessions (programming of the speech processor) • Ongoing audiological follow-up and fine-tuning of the device • Speech-language rehabilitation therapy to ensure optimal auditory and linguistic development • Post-operative medical care, including medications, wound care, and periodic evaluations Without securing these remaining amounts, Elio’s rehabilitation cannot be fully achieved, and the surgery would fall short of its intended outcome. Every contribution directly covers these uncovered portions of the device acquisition and mandatory post-operative therapeutic pathway, ensuring that Elio not only undergoes the surgery but also develops the ability to hear, speak, and live a full life.

$6,155 raised Of $9,000

Ambulance Car Jaj-Lebanon

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Ambulance Car Jaj-Lebanon
Dear Family and Friends, We hope this message finds you and your loved ones in good health. We are reaching out to you with a heartfelt request on behalf of our village in Lebanon, Jaj. As you know, access to proper healthcare and emergency response is a growing challenge in our community. To ensure the safety and well-being of our families, children and elderly, we are launching a fundraising initiative to secure a modern, fully equipped ambulance to be placed at the disposal of the Civil Defense Center in Jaj. This vital resource will allow us to respond quickly to emergencies, transport patients safely, and save lives. The Civil Defense Center in Jaj is the backbone of safety in our area. Recognized and respected by all concerned authorities for its professionalism, dedication and highly skilled team, it plays a vital role in protecting lives and property. The Center provides essential emergency response and rescue services not only to our village but also to twelve neighboring villages that rely on its support. With the ongoing economic and living challenges in Lebanon, the modernization of equipment across the country has naturally been delayed. Our Center, which remains the cornerstone of protection and safety, has not yet been able to update its vehicles and tools. We are asking for your kind support – whether through a donation, by spreading the word, or by connecting us with others who may wish to help. Every contribution, no matter the size, brings us one step closer to guaranteeing safe and reliable emergency response services that will also meet highest medical standards. On behalf of the entire village, we thank you for your support and compassion. Together, we can make this mission a reality and bring peace of mind to every family in times of need.

$2 raised Of $19,700

Raise Money for Rula’s surgery

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Raise Money for Rula’s surgery
Hello, My cousin Rula has spent more than 10 years helping her community and supporting people in need, especially those who are blind. She understands their challenges deeply — because she is blind herself. Despite her own struggles, she has always been the first to give and the last to ask for anything in return. Now she is the one who needs help — and she needs it urgently. She has a serious tumor called chordoma on her lower spine (sacrum). It has gotten to the point where she can barely walk or sit without being in excruciating pain. The tumor is pressing dangerously near her spinal cord, putting her life and mobility at serious risk. Without surgery, her condition will only get worse, and she could lose the ability to walk altogether. Doctors in Syria cannot perform this complex surgery because they lack the equipment and specialists needed. Her only hope is Al Zahraa Hospital in Lebanon, which has an expert neurology and neurosurgery team capable of removing the tumor using advanced microscopic techniques. The cost for the surgery, hospital stay, and medical care is $15,000 — far beyond what she and her family can afford. We need to raise the funds as soon as possible so she can have the surgery and relief from the unbearable pain. Your donation — no matter how big or small — will bring her one step closer to healing. If you cannot donate, sharing this with others will also mean the world to us. ❤️ Thank you from the bottom of our hearts. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to me. Ibaa

$2,800 raised Of $15,000

Sound for Zahnish: A Journey to a Brighter Future

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Sound for Zahnish: A Journey to a Brighter Future
In a world where silence once reigned, there lived a girl named Zahnish, whose spirit shone brighter than any melody. Born into a world without sound, her laughter echoed in the hearts of those who knew her, even before she could hear her own voice. At the tender age of two, a miracle came to her in the form of a cochlear implant – the OPUS. Suddenly, the world burst into a symphony of sound, a cacophony of joy and wonder that Zahnish embraced with open arms. From that moment on, Zahnish's life was a crescendo of discovery. She reveled in the laughter of her friends, the whispers of the wind, and the songs of birds greeting the dawn. With each passing day, she grew more curious, more adventurous, eager to explore every note and chord that filled her world. But now, as the years dance on, Zahnish's faithful companion, her OPUS device, whispers of its own departure. Its faithful melodies, once clear and vibrant, now falter with the passage of time. And with each fading note, Zahnish's world dims once more, threatened by the looming silence that waits beyond the horizon. Yet, in the face of adversity, hope rises like a crescendo, soaring above the din of doubt. For Zahnish's story is not one of despair, but of resilience, of community, of the unwavering belief that every melody deserves to be heard. With your help, we can ensure that Zahnish's symphony continues, that the music of her life plays on. Join us in our quest to raise funds for Zahnish's new OPUS 2 cochlear implant – a beacon of hope in a world where silence once reigned supreme. Together, let us weave a tapestry of sound, a melody of love and compassion that will echo through the halls of time. Your donation is more than just a gift – it is a promise, a promise to keep Zahnish's symphony alive, to fill her world with the songs of joy and wonder once more. Let us be the composers of her future, the maestros of her destiny. With your support, Zahnish's journey will not end in silence, but in a triumphant crescendo – a testament to the power of community, of love, of the unyielding spirit that resides within us all. Join us, and together, let us make Zahnish's symphony sing.

$5 raised Of $100,000