Stand with the Samah family to start a new life

My name is Samah Al-Shaer, a resident of Palestine, specifically from Gaza. Today, I bring you a story that reflects resilience, survival, and the indomitable human spirit amidst adversity. In Gaza, my family of five and I found ourselves immersed in the chaos of war that broke out on October 7th. Scenes of bombing, destruction, and forced displacement became our harsh reality, which led us to make the painful decision to leave our home in search of safety. But the crossing was closed before we traveled and Gaza, once a place we called home, has been transformed into an inhospitable environment, stripped of the basic necessities of life. So we seek to travel and create a new life because the basic elements of life – shelter, food and security – have been cruelly taken from us. In the wake of this disruption, I witnessed the loss of almost everything that defined our existence. Gaza no longer felt safe, which left me fiercely determined to build a new life for my family outside Gaza, away from the constant specter of war. Your contribution, no matter how small, will serve as a beacon of hope for my family. It represents a step towards a brighter future, free from the constant threats that plague us in Gaza. I am so grateful for your concern and support during this difficult time. To contribute to our campaign, please visit [insert fundraising link]. Your generosity will have a profound impact on our lives

We have survived death many times, but we still need support to rebuild our lives and recover from the devastation we have suffered. Our house was destroyed and my husband lost his job. Resources on Earth are scarce, and I could use your help. I am raising money to help my family cover our basic needs for the next few months: •Housing •Food •Routine medical care (vaccinations, checkups, health checks, etc.) •Education •Go Fund Me fees These things are not provided to us for free. We remain vulnerable to hunger, health conditions and emotional suffering from the massacre we survived.