Housing Hope: Rent Support for  Families

Solidarity with Lebanon

Housing Hope: Rent Support for Families
Title: Urgent Rent Support for Families in Crisis The Situation in Lebanon: Lebanon is currently facing one of the most severe economic crises in modern history. With the collapse of the local currency and skyrocketing inflation, basic necessities like housing have become an unattainable luxury for many. Today, thousands of families are living under the constant threat of eviction and homelessness. Our Goal: This campaign, "Solidarity with Lebanon," is a direct response to this humanitarian challenge. Our immediate goal is to raise $5000 to provide secure housing for 10vulnerable families who are at risk of losing their homes. This fund will cover their rent for the next several 2 months for each family, offering them the stability and dignity they deserve. Who are we helping? We have identified families based on urgent needs, focusing on: Households led by single mothers. Families with elderly members or individuals with disabilities. Those who have lost their primary source of income due to the prevailing circumstances. Families that have lost there homes during the War of Israel to lebanon. How your donation helps: $250: Can contribute significantly toward one family's monthly rent. $500: Can secure a safe home for a family for nearly two months. $5000: Can provide a "Security Shield" for 10 families for the entire duration of the project of 2 months rent assistant for each family. Transparency & Commitment: We are committed to full transparency. Every dollar raised will go directly toward paying the landlords of these 10 verified families. We believe that solidarity is our strongest tool to protect our community. Please donate and share this link with your network. Together, we can ensure that no child or elderly person is left without a roof over their head. Thank you for your humanity and support.

$30 raised Of $5,000

Donations Without Borders to Lebanon

Solidarity with Lebanon

Donations Without Borders to Lebanon
**Donations Without Borders: Restoring the psychological and physical security of our families in Lebanon** There are gazes that can never be forgotten. Those of a mother fleeing with her newborn, or those of a son who has just lost everything. Since March 2, 2026, Lebanon no longer only counts its ruins: it mourns its martyrs, its loved ones, and its decimated families. Every life cut short leaves behind an immense void and survivors whose hearts are in tatters. Behind the chilling figure of 1.2 million displaced people, there are faces marked by the pain of loss and the shadow of those who are no longer here. The urgency of a helping hand: In Saida, the NouNaïDa team, driven by the experience of Darine Saleh, fights every minute for the living. Where the silence of fear settles, we bring a presence, a breath, a shoulder. Because grief is even heavier under the bombs, our mission is vital: -Healing souls: Drawing on Darine’s 20 years of expertise in psychotherapy and her commitment to the Red Cross, we help survivors carry the weight of trauma and loss. -Protecting survivors: We intervene to ensure that hunger and disease do not claim more victims. Your humanity is their only shield! We need $5,000 USD to keep life beating, against all odds: -For newborns: Milk and care so that life triumphs. -For the sick and the elderly: Vital medicines (cancer, diabetes) and mobility equipment to leave no one behind. -For broken families: A dry mattress, clean water, and the warmth of a blanket. Every gesture changes a life: -$80: Provides dignity and hygiene to a family that has lost everything. -$150: Offers the peace of mind to a father who knows his children will eat their fill for a month. -$250: Provides a safe roof and the medical care that saves a life in the midst of chaos. War often makes us feel helpless. But today, you have an immense power: the power to decide if a family will sleep in the cold of the street or in the warmth of a shelter. Your generosity is their light. Thank you for standing by our side! ------- (Text in French follows) **Don sans frontières : Restaurer la sécurité psychologique et physique de nos familles au Liban** Il y a des regards qui ne s'oublient pas. Ceux d'une mère fuyant avec son nouveau-né, ou ceux d'un fils qui vient de tout perdre. Depuis le 2 mars 2026, le Liban ne compte plus seulement ses ruines : il pleure ses martyrs, ses proches et ses familles décimées. Chaque vie fauchée laisse derrière elle un vide immense et des survivants dont le cœur est en lambeaux. Derrière le chiffre glaçant de 1,2 million de déplacés, il y a des visages marqués par la douleur de la perte et l'ombre de ceux qui ne sont plus là. L’urgence d’une main tendue: À Saïda, l’équipe NouNaïDa, portée par l’expérience de Darine Saleh, se bat chaque minute pour les vivants. Là où le silence de la peur s’installe, nous apportons une présence, un souffle, une épaule. Parce que le deuil est plus lourd sous les bombes, notre mission est vitale : -Panser les âmes : Grâce à l’expertise de Darine en psychothérapie de 20 ans et son engagement à la Croix-Rouge, nous aidons les survivants à porter le poids du traumatisme et de la perte. -Protéger les survivants : Nous intervenons pour que la faim et la maladie ne fassent pas de nouvelles victimes. Votre humanité est leur seul rempart! Nous avons besoin de 5 000 USD pour que la vie continue de battre, malgré tout : -Pour les nouveau-nés : Du lait et des soins pour que la vie triomphe. -Pour les malades et les aînés : Des médicaments vitaux (cancer, diabète) et du matériel de mobilité pour ne laisser personne derrière. -Pour les familles brisées : Un matelas sec, de l'eau potable et la chaleur d'une couverture. Chaque geste est une vie qui change : -80 $ : C’est offrir la dignité et l’hygiène à une famille qui a tout perdu. -150 $ : C’est la paix d’esprit d’un père qui sait que ses enfants mangeront à leur faim pendant un mois. -250 $ : C’est un toit sûr et les soins médicaux qui sauvent une vie en plein chaos. La guerre nous fait souvent nous sentir impuissants. Mais aujourd'hui, vous avez un pouvoir immense : celui de décider si une famille dormira dans le froid de la rue ou dans la chaleur d'un abri. Votre générosité est leur lumière. Merci d'être à nos côtés!

$100 raised Of $5,000

Urgent Second Stem Cell Transplant and Post-op

Medical

Urgent Second Stem Cell Transplant and Post-op
Displaced by war — Mohamad needs a second bone marrow transplant. The operation is scheduled. Help us fund it now. Second allogeneic SCT scheduled at AUBMC, Beirut — May 5, 2026. The hospital has issued an official cost estimate of $44,700 (fresh USD) for 30 days of inpatient BMT-Allogenic care. This does not include medication costs (Treosulfan, which must be purchased separately) or post-treatment follow-up expenses. The real financial burden is the post-transplant care. The medications, the constant readmissions to the hospital, the weekly blood tests, the physiotherapy sessions, and the psychological support for a year or more will cost many times more than the operation itself. Many people think the transplant is the end of the story. For Mohamed, it is just the beginning of a new, very difficult chapter. For 12 to 24 months or more, he will require: 1- Multiple Hospital Readmissions: Due to a severely weakened immune system, he will face serious complications like infections, organ stress, and Graft-versus-host disease (GVHD). This means multiple emergency hospital visits and long stays, not just one. 2- Expensive Lifesaving Medications: - Immunosuppressants: To prevent his body from rejecting the new marrow. - Antivirals, Antibiotics & Antifungals: To fight the constant threat of infection because his new immune system will be zero for weeks. - Growth Factors & Blood Products: To help his blood counts recover. - Physical & Psychological Rehabilitation: Physiotherapy: The long months of bed rest and illness will leave his muscles extremely weak. He will need physiotherapy just to learn to walk and use his hands again. - Psychological Support: A child who has spent years in hospital rooms, away from friends and school, suffers deep emotional trauma. He needs psychological support to overcome his fear, anxiety, and the feeling of isolation so he can dream of a normal life again.

$7,226 raised Of $100,000

I need money for my studies.

Education

I need money for my studies.
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Lost home

Solidarity with Lebanon

Lost home
Im a 27 year old male. From nabatieh Lebanon. Life was going alright until 2 years ago i got diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. I was hospitalized for 3 months while figuring out what made me paralyzed. And as soon as it was figured out and started treatment the war started. My family seeker refuge with relatives and months went by, the war was gone and so was my personal savings. I started looking for jobs that cater to my health condition as i had not regainer full mobility. And got a chance at a scholarship and training program that leads to good opportunities. On day 1 that i was supposed to attend the war started again. My family had nowhere to go as relatives had full houses on day 1, and rent was not easy on a family with little savings left. So we stayed in the red zone. A month into the war, it was time for my treatment, which the government had issues to a hospital in a safer area. I traveled with my father there to receive my medicine. On the way back we got news of our house getting destroyed. My mother and brother survived with some insuries while my two uncles who were staying there as well were seriously hurt. One was recovered from under the rubble and is having surgeries while the other suffered head trauma and lost some of his memories, cognitive function and motor function, slowly recovering day by day. We traveled to a safer area seeking somewhere to stay and currently renting a place and going through what funds we had left. But it won't last long. I won't ask for more than you can give. Nor more than what we need. If you are unable to help and here to read , i appreciate it alot. Anything more is something I'd live my life being grateful and thankful for.

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