My name is Nikki, and I am fundraising for Hamza, 20 years old, who lives in Gaza.

From Hamza:

My name is Hamza. I live in Gaza with my family, and we struggle every day to survive. My sister, Batoul, is 22 years old, and my sister, Rania, is 18. We are a family trying to survive in a war zone.

The situation here is indescribable. We face hunger, fear, and danger daily. There is no stable source of food, clean water, or medicine. We go to bed hungry, wake up to the sound of drones and destruction, and have no idea what tomorrow holds.

The prices of basic necessities have become exorbitant—if we can even find them. A bag of flour can cost $1,000, a box of vegetables $500, and even bottled water is scarce and overpriced. We are not asking for luxury, we are asking for survival.

This campaign isn't just for me, but for my little siblings. I want to be able to feed them, protect them, and give them even a shred of security. Your donation can make a real difference in our lives; even a few dollars can help us provide food today.

Help us survive. Join us and donate. Every little bit counts.

We live in Gaza, my siblings Batoul (22) and Rania (18). We are just a family trying to survive in a place where bombs fall like rain and hunger is constant.

Life has become unbearable. There is no electricity, no clean water, no real food. We cook what we can find over an open fire using scrap wood or plastic, because there is no gas. Every time we light a fire, we risk being seen—but we do it because we have no choice.

We eat in the smoke, we sleep in fear, and we wake up to the sounds of drones and bombing. It's not just the sounds anymore—rockets are falling nearby. I've held shrapnel in my hands. That's how close death is.

Food prices are impossible. A small bag of rice can cost $60. Some vegetables can cost more than $50. Clean water is a luxury. Sometimes, we live on bread alone—and even that isn't always available.

People tell us to "stay strong"—but strength requires food, water, and safety. Not We have none of that.

This campaign is for survival—for food, water, and warmth. For the chance to protect my brothers and sisters from hunger, cold, and fear.

If you can help, even with a few dollars, you are saving lives. If you can't donate, just share—your voice might reach those who can.

Please, don't turn away. Gaza is still here. We are still here. But we need you.