Keeping My Three Children in School After Sudden P

Education

Keeping My Three Children in School After Sudden P
Dear Friends, Supporters, and Global Community, ​For years, I have dedicated my professional life to supporting international humanitarian and development operations on the ground here in Yemen. As a professional driver and operator, my job was always more than just a career—it was my way of contributing to vital regional efforts while proudly providing a stable, dignified life for my family. ​Above all else, my greatest pride and responsibility is being a father to my three wonderful children (my 16-year-old daughter, my 15-year-old son, and my 7-year-old son). Like any parent living through a regional crisis, my absolute priority has always been ensuring they receive a quality education, shielding them from the instability around us, and giving them the tools to build a bright future. ​Recently, our lives were turned upside down. Due to sudden, major structural reorganizations within the region, my long-term post with UNICEF was officially abolished. Overnight, our family lost its sole source of income in an environment where securing immediate, matching professional roles is incredibly difficult. ​Because of this sudden transition, we are now facing an immediate financial domino effect that threatens our housing stability and, most painfully, my children’s education: 1. ​Clearing Past Educational Debt ($3,100): To keep my children enrolled last academic year, I took out a personal loan through the United Nations Federal Credit Union (UNFCU). With my sudden job loss, I am left with a remaining balance of $3,100 in monthly installments that I can no longer pay, creating an urgent burden on our household. 2. ​Securing the Upcoming School Year ($6,000 - $7,000): The new academic year is fast approaching. The cost of tuition, registration, and school fees to enroll all three of my children comes out to approximately $6,000 to $7,000. Without these funds, their education will be abruptly interrupted. ​To give you complete confidence in where your generosity is going, I have provided the platform’s compliance team with full documentation—including my official UNICEF termination/abolishment notice, my remaining UNFCU loan statement balance, and the school’s tuition fee structures. ​I am hitting two birds with one stone with this campaign: clearing the debt of the past year and securing the bridge to my children's immediate future. Every single dollar raised will go directly toward settling the UNFCU loan and paying the school administration directly to keep my kids in the classroom. ​While I actively look for my next driving and professional role to get my family back on its feet, I am humbly asking for your hands in solidarity. No donation is too small, and simply sharing my story with your network means the world to us. ​Thank you from the bottom of my heart for standing with my family, protecting my children's education, and helping us navigate this unexpected crossroad. ​With deep gratitude, Zaki Almohammadi.

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Help Aruzhan Complete Her Life-Changing Treatment

Medical

Help Aruzhan Complete Her Life-Changing Treatment
My name is Aruzhan, and I am 12 years old from Kazakhstan. Since the day I was born, I have been living with a rare condition called a venous malformation of the right submandibular region. This disease affects my face and has changed my childhood in many ways. Because of the visible swelling, I often wear a face mask in public to avoid unwanted attention and to feel more comfortable. Since 2014, I have undergone treatment in Kazakhstan. Over the years, I received 21 sclerotherapy procedures, all performed under general anesthesia. Despite the dedication and hard work of my doctors, the treatment did not achieve the desired result, and my condition continued to progress. After many consultations, my family was referred to a specialized clinic in Germany with extensive experience in treating complex vascular malformations. The doctors there developed an individualized treatment plan designed specifically for my condition. My venous malformation cannot simply be removed with surgery. It is located very close to important nerves and major blood vessels. Attempting to remove it surgically carries a high risk of damaging these vital structures, and even after surgery, the malformation may return. That is why my doctors chose a staged specialized treatment instead. Thanks to a government-funded medical program, I was able to receive treatment in Germany in 2023 and 2024, completing two important stages of my treatment. The government covered the cost of my treatment and flights, while my family paid for accommodation, medications, medical interpreter services, and other related expenses. The treatment has already shown encouraging results. According to my doctors, I now need only one or two more treatment stages to achieve the best possible outcome. Unfortunately, the government funding program has ended, and no further treatment will be financed. My family must now pay for the remaining treatment ourselves. The estimated cost is approximately €54,000, which is far beyond what we can afford. My greatest dream is to complete my treatment. I dream of going outside without wearing a mask, feeling confident, smiling without fear, and living a normal life like other children my age. Every donation, no matter how small, brings me one step closer to that dream. If you are unable to donate, please consider sharing my story. Your support may help my campaign reach someone who can change my future. Because I am still under 18 years old, this fundraising campaign has been created and is managed by my mother on my behalf. Every donation will be used exclusively for my medical treatment in Germany and related expenses. We have all supporting documents, including medical reports, examination results, treatment records, official documents from the German clinic, and the treatment cost estimate. If anyone would like additional information, we will gladly provide all necessary documentation. We are committed to complete transparency so that everyone who supports my campaign can feel confident that their generosity is truly helping me. From the bottom of my heart, thank you for taking the time to read my story. Thank you to everyone who donates, shares my campaign, or simply keeps me in their thoughts and prayers. Your kindness gives me hope that I can complete my treatment and look forward to a brighter future. With heartfelt gratitude, Aruzhan and her mother

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Nourish& Thrive

Family

Nourish& Thrive
Executive Summary: Abdulkadir Ali, a dedicated Public Health graduate from Mogadishu, Somalia, envisions a vibrant community hub where health meets taste. "Nourish & Thrive" is a campaign to establish his soft food and drinks shop, offering fresh, affordable, and nutritious meals and refreshments. This initiative will not only create stable employment for Abdulkadir and support his family but also foster a healthier, more connected community. We are seeking $3,500 USD to bring this essential vision to life, transforming unemployment into entrepreneurship and community well-being. The Vision: A Taste of Health and Hope Imagine a place in Mogadishu where every family can access wholesome, delicious food and refreshing drinks. Abdulkadir's shop will be more than just a business; it will be a cornerstone of community health, offering: Fresh & Healthy Options: Locally sourced ingredients for nutritious meals and beverages. Affordable Prices: Ensuring accessibility for all community members. A Welcoming Space: A clean, friendly environment for gathering and connection. Economic Empowerment: A sustainable model that creates opportunity and stability. Why Now? The Impact of Your Support: In communities like ours, access to healthy food and stable employment are critical. Your contribution to "Nourish & Thrive" directly addresses these needs: Empowering an Entrepreneur: You're investing in Abdulkadir's dream, turning his public health knowledge into practical community benefit. Boosting Local Health: Providing vital access to nutritious food options, combating food insecurity. Creating Stability: Generating income for Abdulkadir's family and potentially future local hires. Building Community: Establishing a positive gathering place that strengthens local bonds. Funding Breakdown ($3,500 USD): Our revised budget ensures a robust start and sustainable operation: Initial Food & Drink Supplies: $800 (Expanded variety and volume) Essential Equipment: $1,200 (Includes a larger fridge, professional blender, cooking range, display unit) Shop Renovation & Setup: $700 (Painting, shelving, basic seating, signage for an inviting atmosphere) Rent for Small Stall/Shop Space (3 months): $450 (Ensuring a secure start) Basic Licenses & Marketing Materials: $350 (Permits, initial flyers, social media promotion) Join Us: Be a Part of Something Special! Your support for "Nourish & Thrive" is an investment in a healthier, more prosperous future for Mogadishu. Let's build a place where good food, good health, and good company come together. How to Contribute: Direct Bank Transfer: Bank Name: Salaam Somali Bank Account Holder: Abdulkadir Ali Abdi IBAN: SO560001101300040076713 Mobile Money (EVCPLUS/E-taaj): Number: +252616780105 Contacts: Tell: +252616780105 Email: suldaan.mudane@gmail.com Thank you for considering our request. Together, we can Nourish & Thrive! Sincerely, Abdulkadir Ali Public Health Graduate & Community Entrepreneur*

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Help me rebuild my home in the South

Solidarity with Lebanon

Help me rebuild my home in the South
‎For the Teacher Who Taught Us Everything: Rebuild Her Home in the South ‎ ‎We ( Georges Haddad and Siham Antoun ) are launching this fundraiser on behalf of someone who has spent her entire life giving—not just to her students, but to her country. She is a teacher from the south of Lebanon, a true pillar of her community. ‎"This teacher from south Lebanon is self-made—shaped by occupation, war, and relentless resilience. She volunteered with the disabled, mentored youth as a scout activist, and was a pioneer who helped build Lebanon's INDEPENDENT TRADE UNION MOVEMENT. ‎When we traveled south after the November 2024 ceasefire to distribute heating fuel to struggling families, she didn't just open her warm and simple home to us—she joined us. But war returned in March 2026, and part of her beautiful home was destroyed. She had already spent 13 years exiled from it under occupation. Now, she retires on barely $350 a month—a pension crushed by Lebanon's economic collapse. She still moves between rentals, carrying the weight of others she supports. She never asks for help." ‎This is the woman we are raising money for. A warrior, a teacher, a volunteer, a revolutionary. But after a lifetime of giving, we are asking for her. Please help us rebuild her home. She deserves to retire with dignity. ‎Attached are some photos of the beneficiary during her various actions as a scout, as a teacher, a farmer and a union activist. ‎ ‎Pour l'enseignante qui nous a tout appris : reconstruisons sa maison dans le Sud. ‎ ‎Nous ( Georges Haddad et Siham Antoun ) lançons cette collecte de fonds au nom d’une femme qui a consacré toute sa vie à donner – non seulement à ses élèves, mais aussi à son pays. Elle est enseignante, originaire du Sud-Liban, et un véritable pilier de sa communauté. ‎« Cette enseignante du Sud-Liban s’est faite elle-même – façonnée par l’occupation, la guerre et une résilience inébranlable. Elle s’est portée bénévole auprès des personnes handicapées, a encadré des jeunes en tant que militante scoute, et a été une pionnière qui a contribué à bâtir le MOUVEMENT SYNDICAL INDÉPENDANT du Liban. ‎Lorsque nous sommes allés dans le Sud après le cessez-le-feu de novembre 2024 pour distribuer du combustible de chauffage aux familles dans le besoin, elle ne s’est pas contentée de nous ouvrir sa maison, chaleureuse et modeste – elle s’est jointe à nous. Mais la guerre est revenue en mars 2026, et une partie de sa belle maison a été détruite. Elle avait déjà passé 13 ans exilée de chez elle sous l’occupation. Aujourd’hui, elle prend sa retraite avec à peine 350 dollars par mois – une pension laminée par l’effondrement économique du Liban. Elle continue de vivre dans des logements loués, portant le poids des autres qu’elle soutient. Elle ne demande jamais d’aide. » ‎Voilà la femme pour qui nous collectons des fonds. Une guerrière, une enseignante, une bénévole, une révolutionnaire. Mais après toute une vie à donner, c’est pour elle que nous demandons. Aidez-nous, s’il vous plaît, à reconstruire sa maison. Elle mérite de prendre sa retraite dans la dignité. ‎Veuillez trouver ci-joint quelques photos de la bénéficiaire dans ses diverses actions en tant que scoute, enseignante, agricultrice et militante syndicale. ‎ ‎ ‎لمن علَّمتنا كل شيء: أعيدوا بناء منزلها في الجنوب. ‎ ‎نحن، جورج حداد وسهام أنطون، نطلق حملة التبرّع هذه نيابة عن امرأة قضت حياتها كلّها في العطاء – ليس فقط لتلاميذها، بل لوطنها أيضًا. إنّها معلّمة من جنوب لبنان، وهي بالفعل عمود من أعمدة مجتمعها. ‎" صنعت هذه المعلمة من جنوب لبنان نفسها بنفسها – شكّلتها الاحتلالات والحروب وصمود لا يلين. تطوّعت مع ذوي الإعاقة، واكبت الشباب كناشطة كشفيّة، وكانت رائدة ساهمت في بناء الحَرَكَةِ النِّقَابِيَّةِ الْمُسْتَقِلَّةِ في لبنان. ‎عندما قصدنا جنوب لبنان بعد وقف إطلاق النار في تشرين الثاني 2024 لتوزيع وقود التدفئة على العائلات المحتاجة، لم تفتح لنا باب منزلها الدافئ البسيط فحسب – بل انضمّت إلينا. ‎لكنّ الحرب عادت في آذار 2026، ودمّرت جزءاً من منزلها البسيط، الجميل. الذي حُرمت منه خلال 13 عامًا عندما وقعت مدينتها تحت الاحتلال الإسرائيلي. والآن، تتقاعد براتب لا يتجاوز 350 دولارًا شهريًا – راتبٌ سحقه الانهيار الاقتصادي في لبنان. ‎رغم تراجع حدّة الحرب ما زالت تتنقّل بين المساكن المستأجرة، حاملةً مسؤوليّة الأشخاص الذين تدعمهم. وهي لا تطلب المساعدة أبدًا." ‎ ‎هذه هي المرأة التي نجمع المال من أجلها. محاربة، معلّمة، متطوّعة، ثوريّة. لكن بعد عمرٍ كامل من العطاء، نحن نطلب من أجلها. من فضلكم، ساعدونا في إعادة بناء منزلها. إنّها تستحقّ أن تتقاعد بكرامة. ‎مرفق، بعض الصور للمستفيدة أثناء أنشطتها المختلفة في الكشافة، وكمعلمة، ومزارعة، وناشطة نقابية.

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