Hi, my name is Emma and I’m from Massachusetts, USA. I’m fundraising for the Harazin family. The Harazin family are my family in faith, and I know them through the internet. I will be transferring the funds in my name and they will be sent via Palestinian bank.

“My name is Loay harazin , and I am reaching out to you today from a place of deep hardship and hope. My family and I are currently displaced, living in a tent on rented land. As the sole provider for my household, the responsibility of keeping my family safe, fed, and cared for has become a heavy burden that I can no longer carry on my own.

Life as a displaced person has stripped away our stability. Living in a tent offers little protection against the elements, but our physical shelter is only part of the daily crisis we face. I recently lost my job, and despite my relentless efforts, I remain unemployed. With no income coming in, securing basic daily necessities has become an uphill battle for survival.

To compound our pain, both of my elderly parents are seriously ill. They urgently need ongoing medical treatment, proper care, and medications that we simply cannot afford. Watching them suffer day after day without the ability to help is the hardest thing a child can experience. At the same time, my sisters are hardworking university students striving to build a better future. Right now, their education is on the verge of collapsing because we cannot afford to pay their university tuition fees.

Every dollar raised through this campaign will go directly toward keeping my family afloat through this dark time. The funds will be used to cover vital medical care and medications for my parents, pay my sisters' overdue university fees so they don't have to give up their education, and secure our tent space, rent, and basic daily needs.

If you are in a position to donate, no amount is too small—every contribution brings us closer to safety and relief. If you cannot donate, you can still help us immensely by sharing our story with your friends, family, and networks.

From the bottom of my heart, thank you for reading our story, for your kindness, and for reminding us that we are not alone.

With deep gratitude,

Loay harazin”

Thank you