Aid for War-Affected Families in Lebanon - ROOTS

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Aid for War-Affected Families in Lebanon - ROOTS
The 2024 Lebanon war has left countless families in crisis, struggling to find food, shelter, and safety. At ROOTS, we are committed to providing immediate relief and long-term solutions to help war-affected families rebuild their lives. With your support, we can make a lasting impact. Your Support Provides: - Food & Cleaning Supplies: Nutritious meals and essential hygiene items to help families survive and stay healthy. - Clothes and Warmth: Warm clothing, heaters, blankets, and other necessities to protect against harsh conditions. - Hope for the Future: Education initiatives that empower children and communities to break the cycle of poverty and build a brighter tomorrow. Education is at the heart of our mission, and your contribution helps us lay the foundation for a better future. Why Your Donation Matters: Every donation, no matter the size, brings hope to those who have lost everything. Your generosity ensures that families in Lebanon receive the support they need to survive today and thrive tomorrow. Ramadan: A Time to Give Back During the holy month of Ramadan, the spirit of giving is stronger than ever. It’s a time to reflect, show compassion, and extend a helping hand to those in need. Your support during this sacred month can provide iftar meals, essential supplies, and hope to families who are struggling. But our work doesn’t stop when Ramadan ends—your continued support ensures that we can make a lasting difference year-round. How You Can Help: - Donate Now: Your gift will directly impact families in need. - Share Our Mission: Spread the word and help us reach more people. Together, We Can Rebuild Lives.

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Help the people of Lebanon 1

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Help the people of Lebanon 1
As Lebanon faces one of the most challenging crises in its history, the plight of the poor and refugees fleeing war zones has become more desperate than ever. The economic collapse, compounded by regional conflicts, has left thousands of families in dire need of basic necessities like food, shelter, and medical care. At PlanLB, we are dedicated to helping the most vulnerable throughout all of Lebanon, not just refugees but also impoverished families struggling to make ends meet. Whether it’s delivering food parcels in remote villages or providing medical aid in overcrowded refugee camps, we are there on the ground making a real difference. But we can’t do this without your support. We need your help to continue our mission. Your donation today can: Provide emergency food parcels to families who don’t know where their next meal will come from Supply vital medical assistance to refugees escaping war-torn areas Offer safe shelters for displaced families in Lebanon Support education and care for children who have lost everything With over 1.4 million followers across social media, PlanLB keeps our global community informed about the impact of their generosity. We regularly post updates, stories, and photos of the lives being changed because of donations like yours. When you give, you will see exactly how your contribution is helping people in real time. For every family we help, there are countless others who still need support. This is why your generosity is so important right now. Every dollar you give makes a life-changing difference for people who are struggling to survive. Donate today and bring hope to those who need it most. At PlanLB, we believe in the power of community and compassion. Together, we can alleviate suffering and provide a lifeline for Lebanon’s most vulnerable. Thank you for standing with us, and for standing with Lebanon in this time of great need.

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Save my children from war and hunger in Gaza

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Save my children from war and hunger in Gaza
Abu Mahmoud, from the Gaza Strip, is married and has four children. Before the war, I was working to build my children’s future towards education and a decent life for them. I work as a taxi driver. On the seventh day of October, the occupation bombed an area inhabited by the entire community, and thank God we miraculously survived Me, my children, and my wife went to my family's house, but I did not know that my family's house had been bombed and that their neighbors had been bombed. Then my nephew Kifah was martyred, so I named him after my mother, may God have mercy on her. Until I went to his family, my wife stayed with them for more than two weeks, but the Israeli army received orders to evacuate the area. I took him to one of my relatives, but the house was full of women, so I decided to leave my children and wife there while I slept in the street One day, while I was walking in the street, an Israeli warplane bombed a car in front of me. I was completely injured. The palm of my hand was amputated, and I was injured in the chest, leg, eye, and head. . Praise be to God, I have recovered, but I suffer from amputation of the nerve in my hand, but I do not take care of myself now until I serve lunch and drinks. And clothes for my children. We only say what pleases God. God is sufficient for us, and He is the best disposer of affairs. So a friend of mine asked me to start a campaign to collect donations for my children to survive the genocide I buy a tent to protect my children from the cold of winter and the harshness of summer, and I buy them clothes, food, and drink. I also want to buy my children a remedy for skin diseases, insects that spread due to poor head hygiene, lice and spiders so that I can cover them to sleep. There is no, so today we say to the world that we are living our worst conditions in Gaza: hunger, killing, and war among its people. With ethnic cleansing, we no longer have a source of income for our children, women and elders Therefore, we say to the donors that contact me and my children so that we can survive this ordeal, and we hope that you will donate to me. If it is not possible to dispose of the money, you can pray for me and spread my story to the world. Your brother, Abu Mahmoud

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Help Me Rebuild Hope This Christmas

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Help Me Rebuild Hope This Christmas
I am fundraising on behalf of my best friend. Here is her story: This year has been one of the hardest of my life. I’m carrying the heavy burden of debts that piled up after being forced to stop working due to the effects of war. Now, I’m struggling to get back on my feet while facing overwhelming challenges. I urgently need to cover the costs of medical tests and medications, but I simply don’t have the resources to afford them especially since I don’t have health insurance. On top of this, I’ve been helping my family by contributing to the cost of their medications, which has added to the financial strain add to that when I was back home I had to take debts from people to pay my rent in Beirut and to also contribute in the expenses at home so I have people to pay back that can’t wait much longer. To make matters worse, the restaurant where I work (a lifeline for me) is in danger of closing if it doesn’t make a profit by April, leaving me without an income. This constant uncertainty feels like too much to bear alone. Your support could help me through this incredibly difficult time. Donations will go toward: Paying off debts that accumulated when I couldn’t work Covering the costs of my medical tests and essential medications Helping me continue supporting my family with their medication needs Providing some stability as I try to rebuild my life This Christmas, all I wish for is the chance to start over. Any contribution, no matter the size, will bring me one step closer to stability and hope. If you can’t donate, sharing my story would mean the world to me. Thank you for being part of my journey to brighter days.

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