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Help us Rebuild A New School Building in Lebanon -
Help us Rebuild A New School Building in Lebanon -
Emergency Fundraising Call out for NGO JEAN-JACQUES ROUSSEAU - 2,000,000,00 USD $ is needed ! A CRY FOR HELP : Pity and Warmth for Lebanon people ! Hi there , We're campaigning for a crucial cause everywhere as we can today to rebuild a new school building in a record time by the end of the first Semester 2025 for these children. form Lebanon,with a total coast of 2,000,000 USD $. As you can see,a main school building has critically been damaged in airstrikes and attacks and need reconstruction ( see the last image ) . We all know that Education is the future of children, as outlined by UNESCO in the SDG's We're crying for help to quickly rebuild this school building , should we don't want these children drop out of school. As an international top-rated and best-suited NGO united by the conviction that a better world is possible ,as long as communities are the driver's seat of change,we're part of a powerful community working towards enabling children in the developing world to realize their full potential, ending extreme poverty and hunger, preserving the environment,empowering people all over the planet to do amazing things and as well as achieving a peaceful and healthy world,with dignity and full participation for All. Recognized as an NGO we can trust,we provide regular feedback on the status of projects through monitoring milestones and advise on improvements to keep activities on track. The money and resources we're raising directly goes to the outlined cause and we're moving to FUNDAHOPE to make financial tracking for these children and other people of concern. Be big Supporters for Children Education and Advocates / Champions for Communities in need ! Your support is strongly enforced no later than today and why not donate now,should we want to build a Brighter Future for these Children ? We thank so much all supporters in advance for the contribution. Dr SAHI FULGENCE MAH President & CEO NGO JEAN-JACQUES ROUSSEAU Chief of Mission (Chief of Party)

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"Help Rebuild Hope for a Displaced Palestinian Fam
"Help Rebuild Hope for a Displaced Palestinian Fam
generosity.Together to restore hope to a Palestinian family that has lost everything My name is Alia, a Palestinian mother of four beautiful children: Abdullah (13), Zain (12), Sanad (7), Gad (2). Before the war, we lived a simple but beautiful life in Gaza. My husband Mohammed was an artist who painted hope and taught children the joy of art. But the war took everything from us-our homeland, our livelihood, our dreams. On October 13, 2023, the incessant shelling forced us to flee our home in northern Gaza with nothing but some necessities. We found ourselves in a crowded tent with 40 others, struggling with cold nights, hunger, and constant fear. When the shelling intensified, we moved to mouasi, sharing a tent with 16 others during the harsh winter. We had no food, no medicine, no baby formula, no diapers. Even when we found these necessities, they were expensive. After three months of unimaginable hardship, the tent next to ours was bombed. We miraculously survived, but our tent was destroyed, forcing us to move again. The situation worsened with the entry of tanks into the area, which made survival very dangerous. We were evacuated to Rafah, where a friend lent us a tent for 10 days. But when they needed it, we had nowhere to go. We rented a small space, but the rent was beyond what we could afford. With the help of relatives, we managed to leave Gaza and move to Egypt, but we arrived with nothing-no income, no house, no property. The war has stripped us of everything we have built, and we cannot return to Gaza as the conflict continues. Before the war, our life was full of love, hope and security. Today, we are starting from nothing, urgently in need of help to provide our children with food, clothes and a safe place to call home. I humbly ask for your support. Your donation, no matter how small, can bring hope back to our family and give my children the opportunity to rebuild their future. God bless you for your kindness and generosity.

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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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