<div> Aoun and Kenzi’s Story: A Small Dream Beneath the Rubble
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<div>Hello, my name is Aoun, and I’m a little boy living with my sister Kenzi.
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<div>Not long ago, our life was full of laughter and safety. My mom worked as an engineer in a great company, and my dad had a good job. They both dreamed of giving us a bright and happy future.
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<div>But everything changed so suddenly…
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<div>We lost our home in the bombing. My dad lost his work, and my mom lost the job she loved so much. All our dreams collapsed — even my favorite toy is now buried under the rubble.
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<div>Today, we live in very difficult conditions. We miss the simplest things — food, clean water, and safety. My mom tries to stay strong for us, but I can see the sadness in her eyes.
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<div>Still, I dream…
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<div>I dream of going back home, of returning to school, and of hearing my sister Kenzi laugh again — really laugh.
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<div>We just want to start over.
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<div>Any help, no matter how small, can bring us hope again.
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<div>Thank you for believing that even in the darkest times, kindness can rebuild lives. 
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erik stensson

kiran hussain

Aisha Seedat

Hamid Isfahani

Families in Gaza. Children without parents.

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