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<div><strong>My name is Munya Mohammed Abdullah Al-Saddoudi, and I am a mother from Gaza a mother who once had a home, a family, and a future filled with hope. Before the war, our life was humble but beautiful. My husband worked at a small barbershop, and each day he returned with tired hands and a gentle smile. Our three children ran through the house, laughing, playing, dreaming. I used to prepare meals with love, clean our little home with care, and tuck my children in at night, knowing they were safe.</strong>
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<div><strong>Then, without warning, the war came and turned our lives into ashes.</strong>
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<div><strong>A single airstrike erased our home. The barbershop was destroyed. My dear brother, my anchor, my strength was killed under falling rubble. Now I live in a torn tent, exposed to the freezing winds and blistering heat, holding my three children close as they cry from hunger, fear, and pain. We sleep on the bare ground. We wake up coughing from dust and sickness. There is no food. No clean water. No medicine. Prices for basic things flour, baby milk, diapers are beyond impossible. People are dying from starvation, not just bombs. Children waste away from illness. Mothers give birth in blood-soaked tents. I try to stay strong, but inside, I am shattered.</strong>
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<div><strong>I know some of you may feel the pain through this screen you may feel the sadness, the shock, even the anger. But what about us? What about our children? The innocent ones who’ve never known peace? What if it were your child crying for bread? Your sister giving birth in a shelter? Your mother buried under rubble? Please don’t let this just be a sad story you scroll past. Put yourself in our place. Feel it. Let it move you not just to tears, but to action.</strong>
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<div><strong>We are human beings, just like you. We feel joy, we feel grief, we love, we hope and now, we suffer. We are not asking for comfort. We are begging for survival. Your help, no matter how small, can be a lifeline: food for a starving child, warmth for a freezing baby, a blanket of hope in this cold world. Share our story. Speak our names. Show the world that kindness still exists. Let your mercy rise above the silence.</strong>
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A MOTHER’S FIGHT FOR HER CHILDREN SURVIVAL IN GAZA

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<div>My name is Karam Kanaan, I am 24 years old from Gaza, living with my family of seven.
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<div>Since the war began, our lives have been completely turned upside down. Our home was destroyed, and we were displaced multiple times, living in tents before finally renting a small room where we live now.
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<div>During the bombing, several members of my family were injured, and I was affected by a powerful explosion that caused me to lose hearing in my right ear. I still suffer from hearing loss until today.
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<div>We struggle every day to afford basic needs such as food, water, medical care, and rent, which is $300 per month. My father suffers from a severe neurological illness, and my mother has a condition that causes painful skin irritation when exposed to sand.
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<div>I was also forced to stop my university studies in my final year due to financial difficulties, with around 1,700 Jordanian dinars in tuition debt remaining.
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<div>We are simply trying to survive and maintain a basic level of dignity under these harsh conditions.
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<div>Your donations will go directly toward providing essential needs for my family, including food, clean water, medical care, and rent, as well as helping me complete my education.
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Help Karam and His Family with Food, Medicine and Rent

<div>"Hello everyone, I am Nevin Nateel, my family of 7, we were living a happy life full of joy, but the occupation deliberately stole our joy and demolished our dream home and we became homeless. I am Nevin Nateel, I graduated from my university with a basic education certificate with honors, I became a teacher raising generations and preparing future leaders, but the genocide came and our lives stopped completely since the beginning of the war, we were displaced from our home in the northern Gaza Strip to the southern Gaza Strip in the city of Khan Yunis, then again to Rafah, and we were displaced again to the city of Khan Yunis. We now live in an uninhabitable tent, but we no longer have any ambition in Gaza other than to survive, so we had no choice but to resort to this step so that we can provide the basic requirements of food for my family and rebuild our future and move to a simple life full of security and safety. It is dear to us to ask for support and assistance, but we have no assistance at our disposal. Saving my family from war and genocide, and building a new future"
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<div>My name is Ava and I am currently helping Neveen to raise funds to survive these harsh conditions. If you are unable to donate, please spread the word about this fundraiser!
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Help Save a Palestinian Family

<div>Hi, my name is Trish, a mother of two from New York. I’m reaching out on behalf of my dear friend Hind — a courageous woman and devoted mother of three — who urgently needs our help.

Hind’s life was turned upside down on October 7th, when her home was destroyed in the war. Since then, she and her family have been displaced five times, and they’re now living in a fragile tent, exposed to danger and struggling to survive. There is no security, no stable shelter, and no income to provide even the basics like food.

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This campaign is to raise urgent funds for food, shelter, and basic needs for Hind and her children. Every donation, no matter how small, can bring warmth, hope, and security to this family in crisis.

Please, donate if you can and share Hind’s story. Together, we can make a difference.

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Help Hind Feed Her Children and Rebuild Hope

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<div>Hi my name is Hassan Issam and I am from Gaza. I am living in a tent in Khan Younis with my wife, Umm Mohammed and my four children Abdulluh, 17 years old, Muhammed, 15 years old, Yassin, 10 years old and my daughter Shatha 12 years old.
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<div>We have moved many times after our house in Northern Gaza was targeted by the IDF when bombs were dropped on our neighbourhood. We recently visited our home and it’s still standing but needs a lot of repairs. So we have some hope of returning when the situation is safer.
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<div>We have lost many family members over the last few months. My children are really traumatised. We are living in appalling conditions. We go hungry most days and basic food prices are so high.
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<div>Please help me with any amount you are able to donate. I need to buy food. Aid trucks are not getting through. We also need clothes. My wife and daughter need sanitary items. We need medicines. We need blankets. My children need shoes.
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<div>I have no other means to raise funds. I have found life difficult since the last wars in Gaza. We have lost everything, but haven’t given up hope of returning home.
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Help Needed for Food & Clothes for Family of 6 in Gaza.

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<div>My name is Miyuki, and I am a mother living in Utah in the United States. I have been in contact with Khaled and his family for almost two years now.
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<div>He is a husband and father to three children, whose family has been displaced to Mawasi Khan Younis, after being displaced many, many times. His family has suffered immensely, and is looking for any relief to better survive and eventually evacuate to Egypt when the opportunity comes. 
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<div><strong>My name is Khaled Abu Kharis and my wife is Alaa Abu Kharis and I have 3 children: Eileen, 6 years old, Rakan, 5 years old, and Mahmoud, 3 years old. We lived in our house in Jabalia camp in the northern Gaza Strip. My house was bombed, and I left because it had become uninhabitable. I currently live in a tent in Rafah. That's why I want to go to Egypt to save my children's lives. The only way out is the Rafah crossing. I have to register and pay a fee of $7,000 per person. I want me, my wife, and my children to stay alive. I hope you will help me protect my family now. I ask everyone to donate to me on the link, and thank you for your humanity with us ❤️</strong>
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Help Khaled’s Family Survive Until Evacuation

<div><strong>My name is Mays</strong>, and I am 16 years old from Gaza. Life here has become extremely hard, and every day is a struggle. My home was destroyed, and since then, my family and I have been trying to find a safe place to stay while facing many challenges at the same time.


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Support Mays' Family for Basic Needs

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<div>Joud, Maryam’s youngest daughter- a four year old baby girl, was living a comfortable, happy life before the war in Gaza. Her family, consisting of seven members, was forced to flee from northern Gaza to southern Gaza due to the war, and resorted to living in a tent that lacked the basic necessities of life and was also unable to accommodate even two people. Joud lost her beautiful home and also lost her sense of security. Joud also lost her childhood, living life in constant fear, as is the case with many children in Gaza. Please help and donate so that they may leave Gaza as quickly as possible.
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Help Joud and her family

<div>A family we love is going through an unimaginable tragedy. A devastating fire at 207 Dyckman Street has left a mother and her three children—Alexa (18), Alonzo (9), and Alison (5)—hospitalized. The three children are currently intubated and in critical condition after suffering burns and smoke inhalation. The youngest, Alison, was pulled from the building unconscious and had to receive CPR. Their mother is also in the hospital, injured and unable to be by their side the way she would want to be during this heartbreaking time. 
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<div> We are asking for your help to support this family during this incredibly difficult time. Donations will go toward clothing, essential items, and helping them replace what was lost. Any amount helps. If you are unable to donate, please share this page and keep this family in your prayers. Let’s come together and show them they are not alone. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts.
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<div>Una familia que queremos mucho está pasando por una tragedia inimaginable. Un devastador incendio en el edificio ubicado en 207 Dyckman Street dejó a una madre y a sus tres hijos — Alexa (18), Alonzo (9) y Alison (5) — hospitalizados. Los tres niños se encuentran actualmente intubados y en condición crítica después de sufrir quemaduras e inhalación de humo. El más pequeño, Alison, fue sacado del edificio inconsciente y tuvo que recibir CPR. Su madre también se encuentra hospitalizada, herida e incapaz de estar al lado de sus hijos como quisiera en este momento tan doloroso.
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<div>En cuestión de minutos, esta familia lo perdió todo. Su hogar fue destruido junto con todas sus pertenencias. Se han quedado sin ropa, muebles y artículos básicos necesarios para el día a día. Mientras luchan por recuperarse físicamente, también enfrentan la difícil realidad de tener que comenzar de nuevo desde cero.
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<div>Estamos pidiendo la ayuda de todos para apoyar a esta familia durante este momento tan difícil. Las donaciones serán utilizadas para ropa, artículos esenciales y ayudarles a reemplazar todo lo que perdieron en el incendio. Cualquier cantidad ayuda. Si no puede donar, por favor comparta esta página y mantenga a esta familia en sus oraciones.
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3 Siblings Intubated After Devastating fire in Dyckman NY

<div>Hello, I am Trish Maud. I live in New York. I am here today to shed light on this tragedy and to help my friend Malak and her family in Gaza. This is her story in her own words. Hi, my name is Malak I am a 17 year old girl surviving in Gaza with my family. Together, it is my mother, my father and my two younger siblings Menna and Abdul. We were displaced to Rafah, and after Deir al-Balah. We are living in a tent at a displacement camp. We do not have the minimum necessities of life. Both my parents and my little sister are currently suffering from sickness and malnutrition. I am asking for help to keep me and my family alive during this crisis.

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Support Malak's Family in Crisis

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Support Neveen and Baby Sham's Survival

<div>Hi, my name is Meera. I currently live in Michigan, and I'm asking for your help in evading my family from Gaza. Amid the escalating conflict in Gaza, the lives of innocent civilians have reached devastatingly inhumane conditions. I have lost 80 family members from this war, and my remaining family members have been living through a nightmare – losing their homes due to the bombings and being forced to flee their hometowns with nothing but the clothes on their backs.
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<div>Evacuating my family from these horrible conditions is crucial; your support could provide a lifeline for my family, offering them the hope and assistance they so desperately need to endure these trying times. Every day is a battle, both physically and mentally. But they're not alone; with your help, we can provide the lifeline they desperately need. Together, we can make a difference, relieving those who have only known suffering.
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<div>Our goal is to raise $40,000, and every contribution will go toward helping my family through the journey to the refuge from Gaza to Egypt; no donation is too small, and no act of kindness is too insignificant.
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<div>If you cannot contribute financially, please share our story; it will make a significant difference. Your support could mean the world to us in these dark times. Thank you for your compassion and solidarity.
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