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Help us survive the genocide in Gaza
Help us survive the genocide in Gaza
I am a young man from Gaza, only 22 years old, trying to make a life for myself in a world filled with hardship. Before the war, I worked long hours, doing whatever I could to earn a modest living. Life was always difficult, but we managed. Yet, the constant violence, the unending siege, and the horrors of war were always present, casting shadows over our lives. Then, the war came upon us-sudden and brutal. We had no way of knowing when it would end or how we would survive. In the first days of the conflict, we were forced to flee from our home in Beit Hanoun, my beloved city, as the bombings grew more intense. The bombs fell mercilessly, targeting homes and families, and we had no choice but to leave everything behind. We sought shelter in a school in the Jabalia camp, which the enemy claimed was a "safe zone." But there, too, we were not spared. The school was bombed, and many lives were lost, including relatives and loved ones. The pain of that day is indescribable. We were then displaced again, this time to the south of Gaza, to an area called Deir Al-Balah. But even here, we found no refuge. There were too many of us, and no one was there to offer support. We were forced to move once more, this time to Al-Wusta, in a place called Al-Maghazi, where we stayed for almost two months. Then, on the morning of December 26, 2023, our world was shattered once again. At 5:30 AM, the school we were staying in was bombed. The explosion tore through our lives, and we were left with nothing but fear. People were injured, and the ground was soaked with blood. We were forced to flee once again, this time leaving behind all our food and belongings. By the grace of God, we managed to escape with injuries, but many of my family members were hurt. We found ourselves homeless again, unsure of where to go. We ended up in Rafah, but even here, there was no shelter. We slept on the ground, under a makeshift tent made of wood and scraps. The insects crawled on us as we tried to rest. The rain came, flooding our tents. We had nothing, no clothes, no money, just the clothes on our backs and the fear in our hearts. Winter passed, and summer arrived, but we were still living in tents, suffocating from the heat, feeling as if we were trapped in a boiling pot. Every day in Rafah became more unbearable, with no food, no money, and no hope. The prices kept rising, and humanitarian aid was blocked. Then the enemy's forces entered Rafah, bombing homes and tents, killing more innocent people. It felt as though there was no place left to run. We moved again, to an area called Mawasi Khan Yunis, which the enemy claimed was "safe." But even there, every day was a struggle. The wind tore at our tents, the heat was unbearable, and we had no water. I walked over a kilometer each day, carrying gallons of water, standing for hours in the scorching sun, just to keep us alive. The pain of this war, the loss of everything we had, the suffering of our people, and the silence of the world have been overwhelming. We feel abandoned by those who should have helped us, by our brothers and sisters in other Muslim countries, who have turned a blind eye to our suffering. But despite everything, we are still here, still alive, still hoping. I write this message in the hope that it reaches someone, anyone, who can offer even a small amount of help. We are in desperate need of support. Even the smallest act of kindness would mean everything to us in these dark days. Your help, no matter how little, will bring relief and will be a blessing in the eyes of God. Thank you for reading, and thank you for caring.

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Urgent Appeal   These families need Food,Medicine
Urgent Appeal These families need Food,Medicine
About 24 million 80% of the population in urban and rural areas suffer from food insecurity, and nearly 10 million aren't sure where their next meal will come from, as the rural population has been forced to eat leaves as a result of the extreme poverty that they have reached, most of them children and women, these families lack the most basic necessities of life Because of the humanitarian disaster Yemen has been in crisis for decades. Years of poverty, war and natural disasters have wiped out crops and livestock, leaving the region barren and the people desperate for help. Parents are watching helplessly as their children cry from the pain of hunger and then go silent when it becomes too much to bear. Without adequate access to food, safe water, emergency aid, and healthcare, Every day we see more and more of the tragic images of the hungry children , as well as the families who eat the leaves and do not have food for one day. Please look at what we are doing to save the children and families who do not have food and do not have the money to buy food. where can't help them without your support and we can't consider them until they die of starvation we wish all of you deliver the suffering of the children of Yemen and to provide assistance for our work to be able to deliver food to them and we deliver food hand in hand WHAT WE DO 1_We provide food baskets to families in need Our team was able to distribute 25000 food baskets to displaced and poor families, including women, the elderly and children, as well as families affected by the floods, And also access the places that are inaccessible. An end to yemen hunger will produce better health, education and economic outcomes. So We provide with supplies which meet their immediate and regular needs. Typically feed a family of 8 for about a month, the parcels contain essentials (varies by location).like rice, flour, sugar, oil, milk and lentils – things that store well and supply important carbs and protein. Our food parcels alleviate worry and enable people to concentrate on improving their conditions. If you would like to combat hunger, providing a food pack for one-month costs 80$ . providing a food pack for -20 day costs 50$ providing a food pack for -10 day costs 35$

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Elderly and Infirm in Gaza need supplies!
Elderly and Infirm in Gaza need supplies!
I am organising this fundraising campaign on behalf of a wonderful lady in Gaza who spends her days caring for the elderly and infirm who have nothing left, nowhere to go, and have complex medical needs. Fedaa is trying to make these people as comfortable as possible despite everything working against her. Disease, cold, rain, lack of basic hygiene facilities, famine and displacement are the new normal for people in Gaza. Now, imagine living under these inhumane conditions whilst nearing the end of your life. Fedaa has taken it upon herself to give compassionate care to these people. She has no means to buy sanitary products for the elderly who are incontinent. She cannot provide enough blankets for them. She cannot buy the food they need or the most basic of medicines they need. Any amount you give will be greatly appreciated. No amount is too small. We have a collective duty to protect the most vulnerable in our societies, and where humanity has failed, we can at least help in our own small way. Thank you so much, Caitriona Curran on behalf of Fedaa Saqaa أقوم بتنظيم هذه الحملة لجمع التبرعات نيابة عن سيدة رائعة في غزة تقضي أيامها في رعاية كبار السن والضعفاء الذين لم يعد لديهم أي شيء، ولا مكان يذهبون إليه، ولديهم احتياجات طبية معقدة. تحاول فداء أن تجعل هؤلاء الناس يشعرون بالراحة قدر الإمكان على الرغم من كل شيء يعمل ضدها. فالمرض والبرد والمطر ونقص المرافق الصحية الأساسية والمجاعة والنزوح هي الوضع الطبيعي الجديد لسكان غزة. الآن، تخيل أنك تعيش في ظل هذه الظروف اللاإنسانية بينما تقترب من نهاية حياتك. لقد أخذت فداء على عاتقها تقديم الرعاية الرحيمة لهؤلاء الناس. فهي لا تملك الوسائل لشراء المنتجات الصحية لكبار السن الذين يعانون من سلس البول. ولا تستطيع توفير ما يكفي من البطانيات لهم. ولا تستطيع شراء الطعام الذي يحتاجون إليه أو أبسط الأدوية التي يحتاجون إليها. أي مبلغ تقدمه سيكون موضع تقدير كبير. لا يوجد مبلغ صغير جدًا. لدينا واجب جماعي لحماية الأكثر ضعفًا في مجتمعاتنا، وحيث فشلت الإنسانية، يمكننا على الأقل المساعدة بطريقتنا الصغيرة. شكرًا جزيلاً، كايتريونا كوران نيابة عن فداء السقا

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Whisks n’ Whiskers helping animals in need
Whisks n’ Whiskers helping animals in need
My name is Hana. I am creating this fundraiser to help the stray and abandoned cats on the streets of Beirut that I encounter everyday. Throughout the years, especially during the last few unfortunate months of turmoil & war, many animals suffered whether on the streets, in unsafe zones or even in their homes & boarding places. The fear caused many to startle, run aimlessly, get injured & sadly even die. I am sure that every rescuer in Lebanon is doing what they possibly can. I am reaching out to animal lovers & advocates for support. The stray cats that I look after, feed, follow up on their health matters, vaccinations, neutering, or medical care & hospitalization in case of accidents, & boarding for those who can no longer go back to the streets have left piles of unsettled bills. My rescued cats from the streets of beirut, were unlucky to have met heartless humans who have abandoned them, ran them over, abused, or turned a blind eye to the sick, and the hungry! I try hard to restore their trust in humans & to find loving forever homes in Lebanon or abroad when these loving souls heal. I list my cases on social media & I am willing to share information about them all. (Instagram: @whisks_n_whiskers ). All money raised will go directly to pay Vet clinic bills, food, and boarding. Every donation, big or small is appreciated. My rescued cats will surely be sending you lots of Love in return.

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Help a Disabled Genocide Survivor
Help a Disabled Genocide Survivor
Please take a moment to read a short version of my very long story, and God willing, you make a donation, and share it with your friends and relatives. At the beginning of October 2023, I was the middle of five siblings. On October 28, Israel took my eldest brother (Muhammad, 29) hostage and illegally imprisoned him. On November 16, 2023, there was a massacre at the school where me and my family had been sheltering, after our home was destroyed on the third day of this increase in genocidal violence. A few weeks after my parents lost their eldest son, with no idea of his fate, the massacre at the school lead to the martyrdom of my 24-year-old brother Abdulrahman. He was a Hafiz of the Quran, who had just graduated with his degree in computer engineering. AbdulRahman was the top of his graduating class at the Islamic University of Gaza. This inspired Anas to pursue studying IT. Anas, who was 19 at the time of the bombing, was now the eldest son. He had lost his two older brothers within a few weeks. Anas almost bled to death for three days. He was in and out of consciousness before his parents found him. He had to undergo several surgeries to amputate his left arm, with no anaesthetic, no pain meds. The first surgery was over a year ago, but because of the ongoing settler violence in Gaza, he has been unable to get a prosthetic arm. Anas is supposed to be the breadwinner of his family, how can he do that without a prosthetic arm! This campaign is currently supporting Anas, his mother and his two younger brothers

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