Tonight, Gaza goes dark again. When the power vanishes, everything else follows: water cannot be pumped to the roof, filters fall silent, fridges warm and medicines spoil, phones die, and children try to sleep in fear. In a place already weighed down by loss, the absence of light and clean water turns ordinary evenings into emergencies.
This campaign is small, concrete, and life-giving: to equip six families, my own and five neighbors, with rooftop solar power that can pump domestic water and run drinking-water filtration. One installation per home means lights at night, chargers that work, a quiet fan in summer heat, a running pump to fill the tank, and safe water for tea, infant formula, and medicine.
Fuel is scarce and risky; generators are loud, dangerous, and impossibly expensive. The sun, at least, still arrives every morning. A modest solar array, a safe controller and inverter, a reliable battery bank, a sturdy water pump, and a multi-stage filter can turn daylight into dignity. It is simple technology, but in Gaza it separates illness from health, panic from a bearable night.
Your support will go directly to equipment and installation by trusted local technicians, with basic training for each family so they can operate and care for their system. After installation, I will share brief proof of work, photos or video with respected privacy, and a short public summary of costs and impact.
Prices here are rising fast and stock markets sells out without warning. Every day of delay means higher costs and more nights of darkness. Early contributions lock in available components and keep families from slipping further into crisis. If we raise more than the target, we will add spare filters and parts and extend support to the next most vulnerable family.
Whether you give enough for a set of filters, a share of panels, a battery for night hours, or an entire home system, you are not just paying for hardware, you are buying time, calm, and safety. You are helping a mother mix clean formula, a grandfather keep insulin cool, a student finish homework under a steady light, and a family exhale when the pump hums and water rises.
Please donate, share this page widely, and, if you can, sponsor a home with friends, colleagues, or your community. In a war-tired place, your kindness becomes electricity, water, and breath.
Turn sunlight into safety. Turn a rooftop into a lifeline. From your heart to these six homes: light and water, now.