Urgent Second Stem Cell Transplant and Post-op

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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.

$7,648 raised Of $100,000

Lost home

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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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Help a Gaza Survivor Rebuild His Life After War

Family

Help a Gaza Survivor Rebuild His Life After War
Hello, My name is Hamdan, and I am writing this with a heavy heart — but also with hope. I am from Gaza. Over the past two years, my life — like the lives of thousands — has been completely turned upside down by war. What used to be a normal life with simple dreams has become a daily struggle for safety, stability, and dignity. I am not just asking for help — I am asking for a chance to rebuild. Before everything changed, I worked hard, built my skills, and tried to create a better future for myself and my family. Today, like many in Gaza, I am facing challenges that are difficult to describe: financial hardship, uncertainty, and the constant pressure of surviving in a place where opportunities are almost gone. This campaign is my attempt to stand up again. 💡 Why I Need Your Support Your donations will help me: Secure basic living needs (food, shelter, daily essentials) Continue building my work and online projects to become financially independent Support my family during this extremely difficult time Rebuild a stable life after everything that has been lost I am not looking for temporary relief — I am trying to build a future again. 🌍 Transparency Due to platform limitations, this campaign is being managed with the help of a trusted friend who holds a U.S. bank account. All funds will be transferred to me through secure and documented methods. I will share updates, proof, and progress regularly so you can see exactly how your support is making a difference. ❤️ A Message From Me to You If you’re reading this, thank you. Even taking the time to read my story means more than you can imagine. Every donation — no matter how small — is not just money. It is hope. It is dignity. It is a step toward life after survival. And if you can’t donate, sharing this campaign could change everything for me. Thank you for standing with me. — Hamdan

$20 raised Of $40,000

Support a Single Mother in Mount Lebanon

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Support a Single Mother in Mount Lebanon
I am raising funds for a single mother living in Lebanon. She is at a point where she can no longer manage everything on her own and needs our help. She left an abusive marriage to protect herself and her child. Since then, she's been raising her child entirely on her own. There is no support from her ex-husband, and she doesn't have a family she can turn to. Everything falls on her. She does have a job, but her income barely covers basic necessities. With the cost of living continuing to rise, she has been trying to stretch everything as much as she can, but she's reached a breaking point: -Her rent is overdue by 4 months, and is at risk of being evicted -She had to take food on credit from the local grocery shop, and the debt has piled up -She is behind on her child’s school tuition, and there’s a risk her child could be asked to leave At this point, she urgently needs support not only to cover ongoing expenses, but also to settle her debts and prevent further instability. Your contribution will help her cover: -Overdue rent and prevent eviction (monthly rent: $400/ $1,600 overdue) -Groceries and repayment of existing food debt ($100 per week / $800 overdue) -School tuition and transportation for her child ($3,000 overdue) -Emergency expenses as they arise How You Can Help: If you’re able to, please consider contributing or sharing this with your networks. Your support will directly help her regain stability and keep her child safe and secure during an extremely difficult time. Fundraising Goal: The goal is to raise $12,000 to cover immediate debts and give her a few months of stability. Every amount counts. Every share helps. Thank you for standing with her. *For her safety, her identity will remain anonymous.

$4,499 raised Of $12,000

Support menstrual kits access for displaced women

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Support menstrual kits access for displaced women
(Français plus bas) Jeyetna and AgriMovement are collecting funds to send menstrual kits to displaced women in Tyre, in partnership with the Disaster Risk Reduction Unit (Union of Tyre Municipalities). 1st step : 5000$ (at least 1 pack of pads/woman + painkillers) 2nd step : 10 000$ (at least 2 packs of pads/woman + painkillers + hot water bottle/family) ‘Jeyetna’ is an intersectional feminist collective committed to menstrual justice by challenging taboos around menstruation in Lebanon and understanding menstrual experiences as collective and political issues. If you want to know more about our work, feel free to visit our website at https://jeyetna.org/ The Agricultural Movement in Lebanon is a grassroots collective fighting for food sovereignty in Lebanon. We support seed preservation, environmental conservation, and best practices in ecological farming. If you want to know more about our work, feel free to visit our website at https://agrimovement.org/ -- Les associations de Jeyetna et le Mouvement Agricole au Liban collectent des fonds pour envoyer des kits menstruels aux femmes déplacées à Tyr, en partenariat avec l'Unité de Réduction des Risques et Catastrophes (Union des Municipalités de Tyr). 1ère étape : 5000$ > au moins 1 paquet de serviettes par femmes + antidouleurs. 2ème étape : 10 000$ > au moins 2 paquets de serviettes par femmes + antidouleurs + bouillotte Jeyetna est un collectif féministe intersectionnel engagé en faveur de la justice menstruelle, qui combat les tabous entourant les règles au Liban. Son action vise à dévoiler les enjeux collectifs et politiques qui sous-tendent les expériences menstruelles. Si vous souhaitez en savoir plus sur notre travail, n'hésitez pas à visiter notre site web à https://jeyetna.org/ Le Mouvement Agricole au Liban est un collectif qui lutte pour la souveraineté alimentaire au Liban. Nous soutenons la préservation des semences traditionnelles, la protection de l'environnement et les pratiques agricoles écologiques. Si vous souhaitez en savoir plus sur notre travail, n'hésitez pas à visiter notre site web à https://agrimovement.org/

$7,714 raised Of $10,000

Providing Trauma Therapy for People in Lebanon

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Providing Trauma Therapy for People in Lebanon
While humanitarian efforts focus on food, shelter, and basic needs, mental health support remains critically unaddressed, despite being essential for true, long-term recovery. Let's take a moment to put ourselves in their place. They left their homes not knowing if they will ever see them again. They fled without the chance to gather their belongings, their memories, their lives. Some escaped while violence unfolded around them. Others lost multiple family members in a single moment. And now, they are expected to rebuild from nothing, in the middle of an ongoing financial crisis. These humans need psychological support, and they need it now! But without your help, our ability to reach them remains limited. Through this campaign, we aim to begin by supporting 200 individuals through a team of 10 therapists, with each therapist caring for approximately 20 people. As funding grows, we will expand our team to reach even more people in need. As an association, we significantly reduce the cost of therapy. While sessions typically range between $50–$100, we offer: - 1:1 therapy sessions at $20–$30 per session - Group therapy sessions at $5 per person Therapists are partially compensated. Many contribute with a deep sense of purpose, accepting symbolic compensation that honors their time while allowing them to continue this essential work. Every contribution, no matter how small, makes a real difference. It directly funds therapy sessions, supports therapists, and allows us to reach more people who would otherwise be left to face their trauma alone.

$595 raised Of $20,000