Help needed to evacuate Heba's family from Gaza

Hello everyone,

I hope this message finds you well despite the challenging times we are facing globally.

Today, I reach out to you with a plea for help concerning a dear friend, Heba Ahmad Madhoun, who is caught in the devastating war situation in Gaza.

Heba is not just a friend; she was my Arabic teacher for two years, and her kindness and dedication were truly exceptional. Unfortunately, since the onset of the war, Heba and her family have been forced to move around Gaza for the past five months, desperately seeking safety. As the conflict continues, the situation has become increasingly dire, with no place left that can be considered safe.

Heba is now facing the unimaginable challenge of ensuring the well-being of her fours children. They are not only living in constant fear but are also dealing with the harsh reality of starvation. Every passing day brings new hardships, and I cannot stand by idly.

I am reaching out to each one of you, appealing for your support to help Heba and her family evacuate Gaza and find refuge in Egypt but also to help them buy food, medications... Your contribution can make a significant difference in providing them with the safety, shelter, and sustenance they so desperately need.

The funds will be send directly to Heba. Your donation will directly impact the lives of Heba and her children, offering them a chance for a safer and better future.

I understand that we cannot save the entire world, but together, we can make a meaningful impact on this one family's life. Your generosity will bring hope and relief to Heba and her children, offering them a chance for a safer and better future.

Please consider making a donation to support Heba's evacuation and provide essential resources for her family. Every contribution, no matter how small, will be a beacon of hope in their darkest times.

Your kindness and compassion can truly save lives. Thank you for your time, consideration, and willingness to make a difference.

With heartfelt gratitude,

Myriam