My name is Omar, and I'm asking for help to do one simple thing: give my family a home.
I started my working life later than most. By the time I found my footing, I already had a wife and a young child depending on me — and I wouldn't trade that for anything. But the reality of life in Lebanon today means that no matter how hard I work, every month ends the same way: rent paid, bills covered, savings untouched.
There's nothing left to build with.
I'm not asking for a luxury. I'm asking for a foundation — four walls that belong to us, where my child can grow up with stability, and where my wife and I don't have to wonder what happens if next month gets harder than this one.
In a country where the economy has gutted most people's ability to plan ahead, buying a home feels impossible on a single income stretched thin by monthly obligations. But I refuse to stop trying.
Every contribution, no matter the size, brings us one step closer to getting off the rent treadmill and building something permanent for our family.
Help Omar build a foundation for his family.