My name is Mahmoud Dubaik, I’m 23 years old and from Gaza.

I lost my father years ago, and since then, I’ve carried the responsibility of supporting my entire family.

Before the war, I worked and studied computer engineering at the same time doing everything I could to build a better future.

Even during the war, I kept trying. But I couldn’t graduate because I owe the university nearly $2,000, and without paying, they won’t give me my certificate.

Then, everything collapsed.

Our home was completely destroyed, and we had nowhere to go.

Now, we’re living in a tiny house owned by a relative — overcrowded with over 20 people. It’s not a home. It’s survival.

We have no income, no job, no support.

We depend entirely on the kindness of others just to eat and drink.

Right now, your support could help us:

•⁠ ⁠Buy food so we don’t sleep hungry

•⁠ ⁠Provide clean water for drinking and daily use

•⁠ ⁠Rebuild our destroyed home

•⁠ ⁠Pay my university fees so I can graduate and support my family

Your donation no matter how small will help keep my family alive.

Even $5 can make a difference here. Truly.

If you can donate, thank you from the bottom of my heart.

If you can’t, please consider sharing this campaign your share might reach someone who can.

This support means hope. It means dignity. It means survival.

From Gaza,

With deep gratitude,

Mahmoud

(fundraiser facilitated by Irish-based friends of the family)