My name is Nicola Patti and I am organizing this fundraiser to help Mohammed Khaled Bashir Al-Boji, a civil engineer from Gaza, and his family of six people (including two small children) who are living in dire conditions after losing their home, job, and every means of livelihood due to the war.

Mohammed is a father, a son, a husband. Today, he and his family live in a makeshift tent, with no access to food, clean water, medicine, or safe shelter. His children often fall asleep hungry, asking him for bread or milk he can no longer provide. This fundraiser comes from a cry for help: his, and that of his family, who are simply trying to survive.

Even though I did not know Mohammed personally, when I read his story, I could not remain indifferent. His voice represents thousands of families forgotten under the rubble of Gaza, but his situation is real, and helping him is still possible.

I believe that in moments like this, each of us can and should do our part. Not out of pity, but out of humanity. Because no one should have to watch their children die of hunger or live under bombs with no way out.

The funds raised will be used to cover essential expenses for survival, such as:

Food and clean water, to ensure the family has what they need every day to avoid starvation and dehydration.

The goal is to provide Mohammed and his family with the means to survive today, but also to support any possible relocation efforts, in case the family can be evacuated to a safer place.

The aim is to support the entire family unit, consisting of:

Mohammed, 35 years old

His wife Kholoud, 33 years old

Their children Imad (4 years old) and Khaled (1 year old)

Mohammed’s parents, Khaled (61 years old) and Amna (58 years old)

The funds will be transferred directly to Mohammed Khaled Bashir Al-Boji through secure and traceable methods such as international bank transfers, PayPal, or other tools that can reliably reach him in Gaza.

I will do everything possible to ensure transparency in the transfer of funds and will publish regular updates on how the donations are being used, including receipts and messages from the family.

We know that conditions in Gaza change every day. The costs of food, transportation, medicine, and other basic necessities are constantly rising, and money transfers are often subject to high fees or delays. For this reason, I will publish regular updates so that every donor can know where the funds are going and how Mohammed and his loved ones are doing.

Even a small donation can mean the difference between life and death.

If you cannot donate, I ask you to share this campaign. Giving a voice to Mohammed and his family is already a tremendous act.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart to all those who choose to support our Palestinian brother Mohammed’s family.

Nicola Patti