Donate to Help a Displaced Family in Gaza

"Hello Everyone,

My name is Salsabeel, and I live with my family in Khan Younes, Gaza. Like many other citizens in Gaza, my family and I have been displaced multiple times since the start of this horrific genocide. On top of being displaced 5 times, we have faced many tragedies since the start of the genocide, such as losing several family members, having our own and our relatives’ homes being severely damaged/demolished, and having valuable items being stolen from us.

Most recently, when the Israeli army withdrew from Khan Younes, we discovered that our family’s small business, which not only served as my family of 11’s source of income, but was also the only source of income for 3 of my uncles’ families, has became just a pile of rubble. This family business was established in 2004, and my grandpa, father, and uncles put all their savings and hard labor into building their business into what it was before the start of the genocide.

Additionally, due to the on ground invasion and heavy bombing, my family’s house that we spent 4 years saving for was severely damaged.

Now that everything we own has been damaged or completely demolished, we will not only be starting our lives again from nothing when this nightmare ends, but we also currently have no source of income to help us secure our daily needs.

I have decided to create this fundraising campaign to help cover my family’s expenses during this difficult time. The money will be used to purchase our day to day needs while we continue to face displacement, as well as to repair our home and business when this nightmare ends, and re-purchase the valuable items that were stolen from our home. I plan on keeping this fundraiser open for as long as possible, and I ask that you all help me by contributing in any possible way, whether it be by donating any amount you are able to, or by simply sharing it with other people you know. Please know that any amount helps in our situation, and that any contributions will make a huge impact in our life.

Jazakum Allah Khair and thank you all.”