From Crisis to Hope: Help Evacuate Amani's Family
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About Amani & Amani’s Family:
Hello, I live in Gaza with my family, and the house was demolished. We live in tents and we cannot get food. Please help.
Here some pic before the war
My Life Before The War:
I was living a nice life until the 7th of October, in our sweet home with my family in peace I have a good relationship with all people around me I always be proud of my husband and daughters success, I had nothing to warry about.
My Life during the War:
Since 7th, October, which is the war beginning date, condemned us to death while we were alive, the brutal war of genocide began on the besieged Gaza Strip.
I remember well when I was a child I watched A movie on children's channels called Rain of Fire, I was very moved by that movie to the point of crying, but now fate has decreed for me to live it with my own eyes.
I have lost my dear home, which carried within it all the memories, dreams, and tender moments.
I should say that I have lost more than that, all the neighborhoods, streets, and schools. Hospitals and everything have been destroyed, and my beautiful city has become a zombie city like a scary movie.
In this war, I lost around 80 members of my and a lot of my dear friends, we were forced to be displaced many times in search of a safe place in vain, the war is brutal and brutal.
We are homeless suffering from hunger and poverty after we were considered one of the happy classes since last October there was no electricity, water, food, medicine, cooking gas, or any essential thing to live.
In Gaza, searching for flour, milk, and some diapers for my twin children has become one of the most important priorities now in light of the harsh conditions when my children are suffering from nonstop illness panic disorders, and lack of concentration.
The everyday Challenge:
I feel very worried about my children. They have no place, no future, and no dreams here.
7-year-old Farah used to draw about a bright tomorrow, she changed to drawings of war, bombing, and destruction.
How speechless I am when my daughter Nada asks me the repeated question: Was our house bombed? Can I go back to my room? And I play and play with my friends? Has my friend Rose died? Honestly, my heart is torn apart. I don’t know how to answer except with some white lies... I feel anxious, stressed, and confused every day.
I don’t know what will happen to us, what will happen to my twin children 18 months of age who haven’t lived anything good but war... I remember well at the beginning of the war, when we were displaced for the first time, the panic in my heart and our flight into the unknown, the faster of my heartbeat and my tight breath and my children cried when I was helpless and I cry with them instead of comforting them.
Why I Request the Donation:
I want to escape every day. I wake up and I cannot believe that my family and I are still alive. I say in my mind that we have survived for one more day now.
So, my hope is to left the war my family, ant to leave Gaza I have to bay all fees and costs.
Please help me collect the application fees and travel costs for my family.
How Your Donations Will Be Used (cost breakdown):
- The estimate cost of the coordination in Rafah board is 6(adult Family Members)*5,000$(fees for each member)=30,000$
- The estimate cost of transportation from Gaza to Cairo/ Egypt is 6(adult Family member)*200$ = 1,200$ The estimate cost of living in 1 month in Egypt is 4,000$ (including rent, winter attire, health coverage, and living expenses).
Totally it costs 35,200$
Covering GoFundMe transaction fees, which amount to (2.9% + $0.30 per donation).
Thank you all for your support❤️,
I hope you will continue to support me in these very critical times.
They have already started bombing Rafah ' the only remaining shelter for my family.
If u can’t donate please at least share ❤️
Any contribution means a new life for my family and my nephews .
Give them the chance to save their lives, start over, and live with me in peace.
With heartfelt gratitude,
Amani & her Family
Organizer
