Amani, a 40-year-old mother of six, has been waging a courageous battle against cancer, yet the fight has come at a terrible cost. Over the past year and a half, she’s been away from her children while undergoing treatment in Egypt, and the separation is tearing the family apart.
Back in Gaza, Amani’s six children—Tasnim (14), Jana (12), Abdulrahman (10), Zainuddin (6), Youssef (4), and little Wateen (2) are surviving under brutal conditions. Their home was destroyed, and they now live in a single, flimsy tent. Cooking gas is unavailable, so every day they go without hot meals or heat. Instead, the family burns whatever scraps of wood they can find, but firewood is scarce and costly.
Their father struggles to cover basic needs, including flour, clean water, and baby formula. Let alone the high costs of transporting Amani back and forth, or sending her essential medicines and medical reports. On top of that, winter nights bring freezing temperatures, and without blankets or heating, the children shiver through the cold.
Our Goals
Fund Amani’s cancer treatment in Egypt
- Cover all medical tests, chemotherapy sessions, and supportive medications she needs to stay alive.
Provide essentials for her children in Gaza
- Purchase and deliver firewood so they can cook and keep warm.
- Supply flour, clean water, baby formula, and hygiene kits.
Secure a safe shelter and cover travel costs
- Rent a sturdier tent and provide blankets and bedding.
- Fund travel and shipping of medical documents, medicines, and in-kind aid.
How You Can Help
- Donate: Every dollar goes directly to medical bills, firewood, and basic necessities.
- Share: Post this campaign on social media to reach more compassionate hearts.
- Gift-in-Kind: Purchase firewood vouchers, flour sacks, or winter blankets and send them to the family.
Our Appeal
Amani has already sacrificed so much to stay alive, and her children are paying the price. Your support can reunite this family, keep the children fed and warm, and give Amani the fighting chance she deserves.
Donate now, because the difference between disease and hope can be as simple as firewood, flour, or a timely chemotherapy session. Every minute counts!