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<div>The Galvan family is looking for our community’s support to help our beloved grandmother, mother, and wife, <strong>Dian Galvan</strong>, reach her final resting place.

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<div>We are raising funds to help bring Dian home to rest in her family plot in Memphis, Tennessee. <strong>We kindly ask for assistance in any amount from friends, family, and community in these difficult times.</strong>

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Help Dian Galvan Reach Her Final Resting Place

<div>I’m putting together this GoFundMe to support my friend Audra Koopman, following the loss of her mother on November 1, 2025. Audra and I started graduate school in the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine at the University of Washington at the same time, attending many classes together during the first year of our respective programs. I’m grateful for our shared experience and stand in awe of this incredible young woman I’m proud to call my friend.
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<div>Audra is an only child who was raised by a single mom. Her mom’s work as a massage therapist serving disabled athletes and children (among others) is what Audra credits for giving her the inspiration to pursue a career in prosthetics &amp; orthotics (P&amp;O).
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<div>Audra moved to Seattle for P&amp;O graduate school, starting the nearly 2-year full time program in the fall of 2022. Her mom was sadly diagnosed with a brain tumor and non-Hodgkin's lymphoma in the early days of 2023. She had a stem cell transplant in April 2023 and was in remission shortly after. Unfortunately, however, she was subsequently diagnosed with interstitial lung disease, “mini” cerebral infarctions that continued to show up on her brain MRIs, lupus, and a blood clotting disorder that all contributed to her declining health and mental state. The disabling nature of the diseases and treatments limited how much her mom was able to continue working during her fight to recover, despite needing to financially.
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<div>Amidst a rigorous and demanding full-time graduate program, Audra prioritized multiple trips to Colorado to support her mom during her time of need, with her mom encouraging her to continue her program. In addition to grad school academics, she was selected to participate in the American Prosthetic and Orthotic Association Policy Forum, where they lobbied for the Medicare Orthotics and Prosthetics Patient-Centered Care Act with Washington state house and senate representatives. She was also chosen as a participant for the US International Society for Prosthetics and Orthotics' service-learning trip to Guatemala City, Guatemala. She submitted applications, attended interviews and bore the expense of cross-country travel for her residency program placement. Despite all these challenges, Audra succeeded at what she set out to do - completing her Master’s degree in June 2024 with a GPA of 3.81, and with a goal of setting herself and her mom up for a better future.
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<div>She went on to secure an 18-month residency at a Black owned P&amp;O practice in Memphis, which she is slated to finish in April 2026. Upon completion of her residency, she must study and write a licensing exam to ultimately practice as a Certified Prosthetist Orthotist (CPO).
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<div>Outside of work, Audra is an artist, an athlete and an outspoken advocate for the most vulnerable communities among us. I’ve no doubt she is changing lives for the better in her practice as a P&amp;O resident, particularly those patients furthest from social justice.
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<div>My goal for this fundraiser is to lessen Audra’s financial burden so she can take the time she needs to rest and start to heal from this profound loss, following an extremely taxing few years. Like many students coming out of graduate school in the US, her loans are substantial, and residency provides only a modest income. My fervent hope is to support this exceptional person on the homestretch to becoming a CPO and beyond, where she has a bright future as a healing force in her community.
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Empower Audra's Future in Prosthetics & Orthotics

<div>The Chattanooga Area Labor Council is kicking off our new Solidarity Fund! The purpose of this fund is to provide material support to workers in the midst of organizing campaigns in the Chattanooga Area, including walkouts, unfair terminations, and picket line support.

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<div>Our kickoff campaign is to raise <strong>$15,000 in preparation for a potential UAW strike at Volkswagen.</strong> While it is not clear whether Local 42 is going to officially go out on strike, we want them to feel secure in their decision knowing that the community supports them.

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<div>This initial amount will be used as a hardship fund for the duration of a walkout that workers in dire circumstances can access. Depending on the success of the fundraising and the need, we will continue to raise money for however long a strike may occur.

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<div><strong>Donate to help Andrea cover legal fees, avoid detention, and/or plan for a safe exit strategy (starting over in Mexico) </strong>

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<div>My name is Andrea Olvera. I am 25 years old and have lived in Memphis, TN, since the age of 6 years old. I am at high risk of deportation or detention, and am asking for support to help pay for legal fees to avoid detainment and/or make my relocation to Mexico as safe as possible. Your donations will help me start over in a country I haven’t been to since I was 6 years old and help me avoid detention centers and the potential dangers of being incarcerated. I cannot live through what I’ve seen people experience: physical abuse, sexual abuse, and more. <em>Thank you for your help. </em>

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<div>I still remember the phone call when my mom begged me to come live with her in this country. She wanted me to say yes. She wanted it to be “my choice.” Maybe a part of her knew I would be agreeing to never again feel free.

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<div>I heard the hope in my mother’s voice as she recounted all the ways our lives would be better and more accessible. She said we could be together, finally. After years of her being in this country without me and my brother.

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<div>She told me of the great schools I would be able to attend. I still remember the first time I got in trouble at school. For speaking Spanish - the only language I knew. I was six years old, and my teachers didn’t know how to communicate with me. They were dealing with enough working for an already underfunded school. But little Andrea didn’t know that, and that was one of the first times I felt the world around me was against me. I had that same feeling again and again, in many different ways.

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<div>The times my mom needed to go to the doctor because one of my little sisters got sick, and we were talked down to, verbally abused, treated as less than, all while I did my best to translate. The days I couldn’t see my mom for more than a few minutes a day because she had two or three jobs to make sure she excelled in, so she could keep us fed. I didn’t have the words when I was younger, but I felt it deeply. I felt the unfairness of it all.

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<div>I felt it the most when I experienced homelessness for the first time. As an undocumented person who could not access housing, stable work, or sometimes food — it felt like my entire world was against me. Through the community I built, I eventually got to a more stable place, and while momentarily out of survival mode, I found the words for it all. I learned to name systemic oppression and the racism that keeps Black and Brown people marginalized in this colonial society. I learned that my own mom never truly had a choice at all. She was forced out of her own land through colonialism, promised a better life in exchange for cheap labor and ran to the opportunity to give her children a better future. She had no way of knowing we would never be free in a country designed to keep immigrants, people of color, natives - suffering, othered, in poverty, incarcerated, criminalized, and seen as less than human.

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<div>My mom has always made sure she does good and plays by the rules of this country. She has never even been pulled over. She taught me to keep quiet and be palatable, to conform in any way needed — to never bring too much attention to myself. She cried tirelessly when I started leading protests and used my voice as loudly as I could. As I face the danger of deportation and our people are being targeted, my mom now feels that same feeling I’ve described: like the whole world is against her, like the country she had hope in betrayed her. She feels like the dream she had for herself and her children is gone.

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<div>I mourn for her, and I mourn for little Andrea, who finally got to have her family together, just to have it be taken away from her again eventually. I mourn for my two little sisters, who I raised, who have to make sense of a world where the person they look up to is afraid for her life every day.

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<div>I always knew this country wasn’t built for people like me, but I never thought I would be 25 years old and mourning the life I have built. I will never regret agreeing to come here when my mom asked me to, but I never imagined the pain that came along with it.

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<div>As I prepare to avoid detention in any way that I can, your donations would mean hope of having legal representation and hope of having enough financial freedom to start over on my own land.

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<div>In my adult life, I have devoted myself to bridging gaps for the most marginalized communities. I work nationally in youth homelessness systems improvement and locally to generate mutual aid funds for immigrant communities. I have cultivated a community that values pouring into Black and Brown owned businesses, and I have created avenues for increased access to housing, healthcare, and mentorship opportunities for underserved youth and families. I have lived a life of service to my community and people.

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<div>If I were to be able to fight for a pathway to citizenship or legal status, I would have the freedom to continue to serve my community and others across the country through my work. <em>Thank you for taking the time to see the world through my perspective. </em>

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<div><strong>Reaching the</strong> <strong>$20,000 goal would mean financial freedom and safety</strong>. I would be able to get legal aid not only to get me out of immediate risk but also to find an avenue to legal status. Reaching this goal would mean having the freedom to either fight for this community and life I have built, or start over and be able to afford safe housing, a car, and necessities while I work to build a life and find stable income in Mexico.

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<div><strong>Reaching $10,000 would support me in paying for legal fees to get me out of this immediate risk. </strong>My attorney’s fees are $1,500, and the amount I will pay at court can range from $200-500. The money would also support the costs of transportation, as I am not able to drive during my occupation and increased ICE presence, and help with groceries for myself and my family. It would keep me stable while I prepare for a safe exit strategy.

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<div><strong>Reaching $5,000 would cover all of my legal fees and give me more time to work with my attorney on finding a pathway to citizenship. </strong>

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Support Andrea’s safety & access to legal aid

<div>Hello everyone. I'm Diyala, a children's book author living in Memphis, TN, who is deeply affected by the ongoing catastrophe in my homeland, Palestine.
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<div>Some of you may be familiar with my work, particularly my collaboration with Samar Nassar, a gifted illustrator based in Gaza, on our book "Far From Home." We worked together between 2021-2022 to make this book happen, and whilst doing so, Samar and I forged a close bond during our collaboration. My morning walks would consist of phone calls to Samar, sharing our hopes and dreams daily. 
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<div>It's heartbreaking to witness the nightmare unfolding in Gaza, with Samar and her family enduring forced displacement amidst escalating violence and destruction.
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<div>As the grandchild of Nakba survivors, seeing Samar and her family endure yet another catastrophe has been truly gut-wrenching. Samar's father, who is  paralyzed, embarked on a perilous journey from Gaza City to Rafah, where they now reside in a small tent with 11 family members, facing cold, hunger, and illness.
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<div>Most recently, Samar learned that her home in Sheikh Radwan was destroyed, but not before occupation forces stormed her home, and looted valuable items, including electronic appliances, and other valuables left behind that they were unable to take with them in their backpacks.    
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<div>Samar is now determined to leave Gaza in pursuit of a better life, where she can secure employment to support her family's departure from the area. I humbly urge you to contribute whatever you can to help Samar escape Gaza as soon as possible. Her safety, like that of countless others, hangs in the balance.
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Help a Gazan Illustrator Reach Egypt

<div>My name is Saleem Summour, and I'm reaching out to share my current situation and seek your assistance in surviving in Northern Gaza, where <strong>famine</strong> is setting in.
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<div>On February 26th, God blessed us with the early birth of our twins, Abdullah and Abdulaziz, who required intensive care. We tried our best to provide suitable conditions for them, but the <strong>blockade</strong> imposed on northern Gaza made it catastrophic and nearly impossible. We have not had electricity for over five months, and essential goods, including food and medicine, are scarce and exorbitantly priced.
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<div>We are currently resorting to primitive methods for survival, such as manually fetching water, which is often unsuitable for use and requires sterilization. With the absence of cooking gas, we rely on wood fires, <strong>endangering</strong> the health of our newborn twins. These challenges make it incredibly difficult to care for our newborns.
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<div>Therefore, I appeal to you for assistance in obtaining supplies for our newborn twins and my family for our basic needs to survive the onslaught and famine in Northern Gaza. With no commercial goods entering northern Gaza for nearly six months, prices have skyrocketed to unimaginable levels, making basic necessities unaffordable. In addition to the newborn twins, we are currently 7 adults and below is the <strong>minimum food supplies required</strong> to survive daily:
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<div>To survive on a <strong>monthly</strong> basis we would need <strong>€3,180</strong> which is significantly higher than the average pre-war salary of <strong>€600/month</strong>!
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<div>Our goal is to raise <strong>3 month's worth</strong> of food supplies to get us through the war. For more information on the skyrocketing prices in Gaza <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2024/mar/22/vegetables-selling-for-50-times-normal-price-as-gazans-scramble-for-food#:~:text=But%25252520in%25252520the%25252520southern%25252520city,the%25252520humanitarian%25252520organisation%25252520Christian%25252520Aid." target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">see this article by the Guardian</a>.
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<div>•⁠ ⁠My wife, <strong>Samaa Ibrahim (26)</strong>, left her homeland in Jordan to build a happy family with me in Gaza. She dreams of providing a loving environment for our children, away from fear and hunger.
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<div>•⁠ ⁠My father, <strong>Abdullah (57)</strong>, a retired employee, has been instrumental in maintaining our household despite the damages caused by the war.
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<div>•⁠ ⁠My mother, <strong>Ayeda (57)</strong>, a chemist and food analysis employee, has been the heart of our home, managing chores and cooking despite the challenges.
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<div>•⁠ ⁠My brother, <strong>Fathi (21)</strong>, a final-year commerce student, and I were planning to start a small business together.
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<div>•⁠ ⁠My youngest brother, <strong>Abdulrahman (13)</strong>, who is yet to experience his teenage years.
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<div>Thank you for taking the time to read my story and considering supporting our cause. Your generosity could be the lifeline we so desperately need, and we will forever be grateful for your kindness and compassion.
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<div>On our way!! #Sisters4Gaza successfully sent 8000 menstrual care kits to women and girls in Gaza through the PRCS! We are continuing our efforts here on the same campaign for transparency.
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<div>Together we raised $41,000 on GoFundME and our campaign team contributed $2,000 so we can reach the 8000 kits, but the need is bigger.
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<div>Palestinians in Gaza are enduring a heart-wrenching genocide. With thousands of families displaced and facing severe shortages of necessities, including <em>menstrual hygiene products</em>. Among the displaced are <em>+700,000 women and girls</em> who, despite losing everything, still confront the monthly challenges of their periods without access to essential items.
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<div>#Sisters4Gaza is an initiative by a small group of Palestinian women in the US &amp; Ramallah, the West Bank, Palestine, determined to make a difference.
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<div>Our goal: To provide <strong>Period Kits</strong> of <em>period pads</em> &amp; <em>undergarments</em> to displaced women and girls in Gaza.
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Menstrual Care Kits for Women and Girls in Gaza

<div>We are creating this gofundme on the behalf of Lucero Amador and her family, a respected and loved CBU alumni who’s father recently passed away. To know Lucero is to know that her family and friends mean the world to her and she would go to extreme lengths to help them out. It’s our turn as a community to help her out as she and her family are navigating life after losing one of their own. We love Lucero and her family deeply and hope this will help them out in someway. Any amount is deeply appreciated. If you are unable to donate, we would be grateful if you could share this fundraiser. Service information is not yet available but if you have questions please contact the organizer.
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<div>Creamos este GoFundMe en nombre de Lucero Amador y su familia, una exalumna de CBU respetada y querida cuyo padre falleció recientemente. Conocer a Lucero es saber que su familia y amigos significan el mundo para ella y que haría todo lo posible para ayudarlos. Es nuestro turno de ayudarla mientras ella y su familia navegan la vida después del fallecimiento de su padre. Amamos profundamente a Lucero y su familia y esperamos que esto los ayude de alguna manera. Cualquier cantidad es profundamente apreciada. Si no puede donar, le agradeceríamos que compartiera esta recaudación de fondos. Información del servicio no está disponible pero si tienen preguntas porfavor contacten a la organizadora.
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<div>Prominent Memphis Organizer Amber Sherman was unlawfully arrested on her morning run on April 9th for filming the police in a suspected ICE raid. She was detained for more than 17 hours and released on her own recognizance. We expect her case will be dismissed.

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<div>Since then, she has faced an overwhelming amount of harassment online, lost her position on the City’s Police Reform Task Force, and has faced intimidation by police.

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<div>Amber has given much of her time and energy for several years to hold police accountable, fight for more transparency and access to participation in local governance, support a more transparent superintendent search for MSCS, and a whole lot more we can’t fit here.

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<div>As friends of Amber’s, we want to support her in taking care of herself, healing from the compounding traumas, and continuing to do the work she’s so good at on behalf of our community.

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Wellness Fund for Memphis Organizer Amber Sherman

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<div>Wildfires that strike quickly and burn out of control have become increasingly common in the western United States. These fires claim lives, destroy homes and property, and expose communities to harmful smoke. Each year, hundreds of people create fundraisers on the GoFundMe platform asking for help in the wake of a destructive wildfire.
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2025 Wildfire Relief Fund

<div>Dear donors,  this campaign is created to help Sahar Mahmoud and her two young children, Basma, who is 2 years old, and Azmi, who is 1 year old. Sahar is a 24-year-old mother from Gaza who desperately needs our support to escape the dire conditions she and her family are living in. This campaign aims to help cover the costs of travel and resettlement, allowing them to build a safer and brighter future. Your support will provide her children with proper clothing, essential supplies, and a chance at a life filled with hope and dignity.
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<div>Sahar’s world has been destroyed, and now she lives only to survive. Her only hope is to leave Gaza and secure a better life for Basma and Azmi, where they can grow up safely with access to opportunities every child deserves. Please join me in helping Sahar and her family escape this hopeless situation and give her children a chance at a brighter, safer future.
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Help Sahar’s Family in Gaza

<div>Hi everyone, Sai here again. This time, calling for help for African migrants trapped in Lebanon.
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<div>As many of you already know, the situation in southern Lebanon has escalated. African migrants in Lebanon are currently trapped as the region is being bombed. Some have had their passports confiscated by their employers, while others have been completely abandoned and are expected to fend for themselves. Shelters are prioritizing Lebanese citizens, leaving many African women on the streets. This issue was brought to our attention via Twitter, and since then, my friend Inqilāb has been working closely with local contacts in Lebanon to secure housing, food, and hygiene products for these women.
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<div>Our goal with this fundraiser is to mainly support the 30 women we're already in contact with, along with a local organizers that have facilitated living arrangements for many but are currently overwhelmed in supporting other African migrants.
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<div>We don’t yet know the exact amount needed, as these women require documentation and additional funds for evacuation if the situation doesn’t improve. We're advocating for their governments to intervene as well. Any remaining funds not used will go to local organizers that continue supporting displaced people in Lebanon.
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<div>A background on me and Inqilāb: My name is Sai, I live in Canada but I was originally born in Sudan. I've helped several families in raising funds to evacuate active war zones. Inqilāb, is from Uganda and has extensive experience in supporting women and vulnerable indivduals and is known for her humanitarian work. This appeals to us both as we're African women and are passionate about assisting our community.
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<div>The funds will be sent to Dea, one of the local organizers in Lebanon to distribute it in cash to these women to go towards living expenses like rent and utilities since they can't withdraw money without identification. We plan on sending the funds through Taptap send, a banking application.
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Supporting Africans Trapped in Lebanon

<div>Hi, my name is Mia Moon and I am assisting in raising money for my dear friend and his family (Himdan Family) with surviving in their current conditions in Gaza. He and I have been speaking every single day since late October, he sends me photos and videos on a daily basis of him, his family, and their living conditions.
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<div>The Himdan family is originally from Khan Yunis, but have been displaced to the southern most city in the Gaza Strip, Rafah, where over 1.6 million Palestinians have been also displaced. 70% of the population in Gaza is starving due to Israels blockade of aid, and when aid does arrive, the IOF opens fire on Palestinians. 10 children are undergoing amputations a day, without anesthetic. The IOF is targeting hospitals filled with displaced people seeking refuge, assaulting women in front of her family members, and executing medical staff. These are all war crimes. 
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<div>All members of his family (parents, grandparents, aunts/uncles, siblings and children) are all currently sleeping in one single tent and eating roughly one small meal a day, inshallah. Their access to food, clean water, shelter, medicine, internet and more, are all extremely scarce and expensive.
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<div>Your donation would aid the Himdan family to afford food, water, diapers, e-sim packages, as well as a tent or two for better, less crowded sleeping/living conditions.
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<div>Please consider financially contributing to the wellbeing of this beloved family. Every human being deserves the basic necessities to sustain life, bare minimum. Please remember the lives at risk are real, precious lives; they are people just like you and I, with interests, dislikes, hopes and dreams. Geographic birthplace/location does not and should not determine a humans worthiness to exist with dignity on this Earth.
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<div>For fellow Americans, our professed beliefs in freedom as a country, or love and protection for all under the name of God, should extend to ALL human beings on this planet.
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<div>A contribution of any amount would be deeply appreciated. I will be transferring the money to my account, then to his account in Gaza.
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<div>UPDATE: Per my friends request, we are raising the fundraiser goal to $25,000. This will help stabilize their finances to afford the necessities of survival for the foreseeable future. 
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<div>As-salamu alaikum (peace be upon you)
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Help Gazan Family, Himdan - Basic Needs Assistance

<div><strong>Do you know what it’s like to watch your family starve? I do.</strong>
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<div>My name is Hani Almadhoun, and my family and friends live in the North of Gaza, Palestine. Most aid is being blocked at the border, and there isn’t nearly enough to fight back the famine or save my loved ones. So we decided to do something about it.
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<div>My brother, Mahmoud Almadhoun, and his friends volunteered to start a soup kitchen in Bait Lahia, to provide hot meals to friends and neighbors. They bought four large pots, purchased wood for the fire, and risked their lives to dig up potatoes. They also purchased tomato paste and cooking oil, and three hours later, 120 families had food for the day. The next day 150 starved families ate from the kitchen.
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<div>Word spread rapidly, and the next day, even more neighbors arrived. Mahmoud sprang into action, venturing out to procure ingredients for a fresh meal. He returned with leafy greens, onions, and mushrooms, crafting a new dish that was as delightful as it was nourishing. The kitchen's capacity has now expanded to accommodate meals for up to 3000 people daily, and the numbers continue to grow. For many, this was their first substantial meal in days, and the departure from canned food was a welcomed change that filled hearts with gratitude.
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<div>You may wonder why these individuals can accomplish something that few have managed to do in the heart of starvation in Gaza. That would be a fair question.
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<li>They have also visited farms close to the Green Line to find veggies and have been lucky a few times. Once, they purchased overgrown zucchinis that should have been picked weeks ago.
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<div><strong>Your assistance can help us bring sustenance to an area with minimal aid, where children face the harsh reality of starvation.</strong> This personal initiative, coordinated with our family in North Gaza, ensures transparency. Your contribution, starting at five dollars, can provide a hot meal to desperate families enduring challenging conditions, intentionally isolated from the rest of the world.
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<div>Your $5, $10, $50 will go a long way with this initiative. We also need you to pray for their safety as they do this heroic work.
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<div>The funds from GoFundMe will be transferred to this crew in Gaza to make sure they still do this work.
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Hot meals 4 Starved Palestinian Kids in north Gaza

Markayla Love

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