It was not much, but it was all we had. The intention was to rebuild.. but it's too soon for that. We were optimistic but it's still a battle for survival.

Our homes and farms once stood in Gaza, small, humble, filled with laughter, and built from generations of love and hard work. It wasn’t much, but it was everything to us. Today, it’s gone. The walls that sheltered our family, the memories we made, and the simple things we relied on, all turned to dust.

Today, my extended family is facing devastation. Homes have been reduced to dust, neighborhoods have disappeared, and families are struggling to find safety, food, and clean water. What little they once had has been taken from them. Many are now living in temporary shelters, tents, or crowded spaces without electricity or proper sanitation. The hot humid nights and uncertain days have become a painful reality for my family.

This campaign is created to support the family of my sister Haifa who has lost everything. She is a dedicated parent who wants to keep her children safe, and my uncle Saed, a grandparent who longs for peace and quiet, and children whose childhood has been snatched from them. Your contribution will go directly toward helping them survive (literally), starting with the most basic needs: food, clean water, clothing, medicine, and safe shelter.

Every donation makes a real difference. A small amount can help buy bread and water. A little more can help rebuild a wall or replace a blanket. Together, these small acts of kindness can restore a sense of hope and stability to people who have endured unimaginable loss.

We cannot bring back what was destroyed, but we can help them rebuild and have hope. It was not much, but it is everything to them.

Please open your heart, contribute if you can, and share this campaign with others. Hope grows stronger when it is shared.

❤️ Thank you for helping these families start again.

I am Muhammad Abualqumboz, currently living outside Gaza, organizing this fundraiser to directly support my siblings and their families back home.