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<div>I am Abdulaziz, I am 19 years old, but in reality, I have lived 19 years of war, killing and blood. I come to you with an urgent appeal from my heart. My family and I need you. My family of 8 members.
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<div>I love and study in the fields of design, montage, programming and photography, and I present and share my content with the world, my dear followers, and the rest of my sisters who are completing their educational journey. We are like any family, we have a desire for life and goals, but the occupation casts its shadow over our home, our life and our goals. It was very difficult. I had a university, a home and goals, and the occupation destroyed the roof of our dreams, our life and everything. After bombing our home, the occupation asked us to move to the southern Gaza Strip without shelter. During the displacement, I was arrested by the occupation and tortured, and provided me with bad and inedible food, and I will certainly not forget what they did to me by practicing torture. For this reason, I cannot make any effort, and I cannot eat or drink. Every day I think about what happened to me.
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<div> They did this to me and my family and I need to be treated as soon as possible and we need to be provided with health care. We live in the south of the Gaza Strip because of the heavy bombing we are witnessing.
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Help Abdaleaziz and his family escape Gaza!

<div>We are a group of people from all over the world who have been following the life and campaign of Oday Alijbour, a young Palestinian from Khan Yunis who has been enduring unimaginable hardships for months: losing his house and belongings, being displaced, suffering from hunger, cold, illnesses, and the constant threat of death and violence. As if that weren’t enough, he was recently the victim of a <em>devastating</em> betrayal.
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<div>An earlier fundraising campaign, which was nearing its goal, was misappropriated by its manager. This individual lied and stole all the collected funds, revealing his actions at the very last moment, after Oday had applied for evacuation of his family. This left Oday and all of the people supporting him heartbroken and in despair.
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<div>But today, we refuse to give up. We are a group of friends and supporters who have stood by Oday from the beginning. We are relaunching this campaign with a renewed commitment to transparency and accountability.
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<div><strong>Why This Time Is Different</strong>:
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<li><em>Collective and Transparent Management</em>: The funds will be overseen by a dedicated team of four individuals whose identities have been verified, ensuring transparency and preventing any misuse or misconduct.
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<li><em>Regular Updates</em>: We will keep you informed at every step so you can see exactly how your generosity is making an impact.
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<li><em>Full Commitment</em>: Every donation will be transferred directly to Oday and his family to help them leave Gaza and rebuild their lives in safety.
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<div><strong><em>This Is an Emergency Like Never Before</em></strong>:
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<div>Oday’s situation has reached a critical point. After enduring months of relentless violence, a rare window of opportunity has opened with the current ceasefire, which is expected to last for 30 more days, and after which Palestinians may be able to evacuate through the Rafah crossing.
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<div>This means we have less than 30 days to raise the necessary funds to secure Oday’s and his family’s escape. After this deadline, the crossing could close, and their chance to leave Gaza may vanish.
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<div>We cannot wait any longer. Time is running out, and your support is urgently needed to ensure that Oday and his family can seize this moment and rebuild their lives in safety.
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<div><strong>We are calling on your empathy and solidarity to give this young man, who has endured so much, a fighting chance.</strong>
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<div>Your support can make all the difference: it can offer Oday and his family a future free from deprivation and constant fear.
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<div><strong>How You Can Help</strong>:
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<li><em>Make a donation</em> – every euro/pound/dollar counts and makes a difference.
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<li><em>Share</em> this campaign with your friends, relatives, network to spread the word.
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<li><em>Interact</em> with Oday’s tweets on Twitter to help boosting them – together, we will see this mission through. Follow him at @oday_jabour !
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<div>Let’s not allow this unforgivable betrayal to extinguish hope. Let’s help Oday find a future.
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<div><strong>Oday’s Story: <em>A Life Shattered by War</em></strong>
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<div>Oday Al-Jabour is a 23-year-old Palestinian from Gaza who dreamed of becoming a biomedical engineer. His life changed forever when his home was bombed for the first time in December 2023. His father, Hassan, a former officer who served for 32 years, was severely injured in the attack and left disabled. From that moment on, Oday became the sole provider for his family—his father, his mother Maryam, and his 7-year-old sister, Nora.
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<div>Determined to support them, Oday opened a medical supply store, which became his family’s only source of income. But war struck again. His store was bombed and completely destroyed, leaving them with nothing. Meanwhile, his mother’s health deteriorated due to a neurological disease that requires urgent medical treatment and surgery. With no other options, Oday sold everything he owned—his iPad, bicycle, and even his high-performance laptop, essential for his studies—just to afford getting her out of Gaza for treatment in Egypt.
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<div>Their suffering did not stop there. Their second home was bombed two months later during the invasion of Khan Yunis. Now, Oday and his family have lost everything. His little sister, Nora, has never been to school—war is all she has ever known.
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<div>Oday is not someone who ever imagined having to ask for help. But today, he has no choice. His only goal is to get his family out of Gaza before it’s too late.
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<div><em>You can learn more about Oday and his daily struggles for the past 14 months in the following interview videos :</em>
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<div><a href="https://x.com/pali_talk/status/1879607610384806255?s=46" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Interview Part 1</a>
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<div><a href="https://x.com/pali_talk/status/1880323111259959557?s=46" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Interview Part 2</a>
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<div>Oday has already taken the first steps: he has applied for the evacuation of his mother and sister and has paid a $2,000 deposit toward the total cost.
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<div>Reaching this goal is critical to ensuring that Oday and his family can escape Gaza before the window of opportunity closes.
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<div>Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your solidarity. Together, we can turn pain into hope and prove that kindness still exists in this world.
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<div>There is, of course, a team running this campaign for maximum accountability. But there is also an entire community from around the world supporting Oday. Their names have all been included willingly to show the world we are all standing behind Oday during this time :
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<div>Abdullah, Indiana, USA - Alice, Ireland - Alice, Italy - Amira, France - Angela, USA - Anouk Laura P., France - Bridget, USA - Clodagh D., Ireland - Elif F., Türkiye - Ellie, New Jersey, USA - Farhana, Bangladesh - Judith, USA - Kimber, USA - Kimberly N, USA - Marli, Norway - Mojo, Wales - Rozemarijn G., Netherlands - Seyeda Nicole Z., Spain - Tempest, USA - Thaïs L., France
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Help Oday and His Family Escape Gaza: To Restore Hope

<div>Mike, Angela and baby Ugo as well as their dog and cat have been displaced by the Eaton Fire in Los Angeles. Their home in Altadena has suffered severe damage and they aren't sure when they will be able to return. Most of their everyday possessions are unusable due to smoke damage. Please help support them during this incredibly difficult time.
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<div>Mike and Angela will use what they need from this fundraiser and donate the rest to neighbors who have also been impacted by the fires.
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<div>Endless thank yous for any help you can offer. No donation is too small!
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Support Mike, Angela, Ugo After LA Fire

<div><strong>Support for The Bresnitz Family who lost their home and belongings in the Eaton Fire.</strong>
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<div>Our dear friends Anna and Darin Bresnitz lost their home in the catastrophic Eaton Fire last night. Their beloved Altadena home, where they lived with their two children, Josephine, 6, and Oliver, 3, and two dogs, was burned to the ground with nearly all of their belongings inside. Luckily, they are safe but are displaced and in need of support as they begin to put their lives back together, find a new place to live, and replace everything that was destroyed.
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<div>Anyone who knows Anna and Darin knows that they are the most generous and kind people who would do anything to help a friend or someone in need. <strong>Now is the time for us to come together to support in any way we can while they piece their lives back together from this devastation.</strong>
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<div>Thank you so much in advance for your generosity and support &lt;3
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Support for The Bresnitz Family's Fire Recovery

<div>On January 8th, Dustin and Erin's lives were forever changed when the Eaton Fire swept through Altadena. They evacuated due to the dangerous high winds, they would be gone for a night, never imagining their home would be impacted by the fire. 
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<div>Thankfully, Dustin, Erin, and their beloved dogs, Gus and Elliot, are safe. As they navigate these circumstances, the support of friends, family, and kind-hearted individuals has been invaluable. 
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<div>These wonderful human beings generously housed me, Dustin's sister, when I first moved to LA and their home always felt like a second home to me. I’m reaching out to family, friends, and kind-hearted individuals to support Dustin and Erin during this unimaginable time. Let’s come together as a community to help Dustin and Erin as they rebuild their lives and move forward from these unprecedented events. Your kindness and generosity mean the world and make a real difference. 
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<div>NOTE FROM Dustin &amp; Erin: They're so thankful for everyone's support. We will make sure to extend any efforts from our end to aid those in the community who also need support similar to Dustin and Erin.
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Support Dustin & Erin After Losing Home in Eaton Fire

<div><strong>Help our friends the Jalil Family - After the Eaton Fire</strong>
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<div>Dear Friends, Family, and Community,
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<div>We are heartbroken to share that the Jalil family has lost their home and everything they own in the devastating Eaton Fire. They are the most generous, wonderful people who have housed many people in need at their home over the years. This tragedy has left them with nothing but the clothes on their backs, and they are now facing the overwhelming challenge of starting their lives over from scratch.
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<div><strong>Rob, Georgie, and their two boys, Jarvis &amp; Rufus, need our help.</strong> We are aiming to raise raising $60,000 to provide them with the support they need to get through this difficult time. These funds will go toward immediate essentials.
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<div><strong>Your donation, no matter the amount, will make a significant difference for the Jalil family as they work to recover from this unimaginable loss.</strong> If you’re unable to donate, please consider sharing this message to help spread the word.
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<div>Thank you for coming together to support the Jalil family during this challenging time. Let’s show them the power of community and love as they begin to heal and rebuild.
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<div>With Gratitude,
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Help wildfire victims the Jalil Family

<div>Support Immigrant Families at PS 15, Red Hook, Brooklyn
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<div>PS 15 in Red Hook, Brooklyn, has been fortunate to welcome around 20 courageous immigrant families, whose children have quickly become an integral part of our school community. These families are staying in a nearby quasi-private shelter for newcomer families.
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<div>They came to this country desperately looking for better conditions for their children. Many of them traveled for months with small children in terrifyingly difficult conditions.
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<div>We are teachers at PS 15 who have recently learned many of these families are being pushed out of the shelter. Because the shelter is not city-owned, it is not protected by NYC’s sanctuary city status. This means the impending transition to the Trump administration poses an even greater threat to their security. Though they are working, it is a significant challenge finding accessible, affordable, stable housing.
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<div>Our community is coming together to help these families transition to more permanent housing as swiftly as possible. We are launching a collective fund to support PS 15 families in urgent need. Our GoFundMe team is working with a The Church of the Holy Apostles, a faith-based organization that has been doing direct outreach to support low-income families at our school for the past 5 years.  Funds will be transferred from GoFundMe to this organization where members have volunteered to work with the families and locate housing outside of the shelter system.  With these funds they will be able to directly assist in making initial payments that cover the cost of securing housing.  Money will also be used to purchase major appliances or furniture that will make spaces livable if unfurnished.
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<div>Please join us in standing with these families during this critical time. Every donation makes a difference.
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Help PS 15 Immigrant Families Find Homes

<div><strong>WHO AM I?</strong>
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<div>My name is Nouran, but you might know me online as Noury. Before the war, my twitter account, @Noony_Boony, was a quiet corner of my life where I could talk about and make fanart for my favourite anime with friends online. Things have changed… to call the last four months of my life in Gaza a nightmare would be putting it far too lightly. My family and I have been stripped of every basic human right imaginable… we have watched our dreams, our health, our futures, and our lives wither away as we hear a constant barrage of rockets raining around us, not knowing if each one will be our last.
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<div>To keep my sanity early on in the war, I took to Twitter to document my thoughts whenever I had access to power. The response from all of you has been overwhelming, and I could never have imagined I’d have so many people checking up on me and giving me some sense of normalcy during the worst days of my life.
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<div>To keep things brief, for a period of roughly one month my family and I took refuge in a school in northern Gaza as our home was no longer safe. The school’s solar panels allowed me access to the internet, and we were able to survive on the building’s supplies and basic amenities. We believed (mostly hoped) it would be safe.
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<div>On the night of December 19, my family and I were sheltering in one of the school’s classrooms when we were hit by what we believe to be a tank shell as it broke through the classroom walls and struck us. We quickly fled to another part of the school, and spent the night in agony lying in our blood and tears, unable to sleep from the explosions and fighting nearby. It was only until the next morning until our phone calls broke through and we were able to call for help. We were brought to a nearby hospital not in an ambulance, but piled in a dirty carriage pulled by a donkey, as though we were already corpses being collected for disposal.
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<div>I wish I could say things improved in the hospital… but sadly, the hospital we were brought to (like most hospitals in Gaza) was operating at minimal capacity due to previous attacks and disruption of medical supplies. We deteriorated in the overrun hospital for 2 entire days before a single doctor came to look at us. Every time it was our turn to be examined, a new wave of wounded patients were brought in, overwhelming the few doctors that were still there. Once we were finally looked at over the coming days, we kept hearing the same things… “Too much time has passed, we can’t fix this.” “If only you had come sooner.” “Because you waited, this won’t heal fully”. I can’t look at doctors anymore without feeling nauseous and dizzy because they have given my family nothing but bad news and broken hope for the past month.
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<div>I cannot describe how grateful I am that all of my family survived, but allow me to describe the injuries we sustained and have dealt with for nearly 50 days now:
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<div>It seems as though every time I believe that my family and I have hit rock bottom, we are hit with the cold reality of a worsening situation. With disappointment, pain, and bad news everywhere I look, I turn to you all as my last resort. I held off from asking for help until this point for multiple reasons… I hoped things would improve and we wouldn’t need help from others, and I didn’t want to put myself in such a vulnerable position. Most importantly, the short-term and long-term costs of treating our injuries means that we can no longer stand by and wait for things to improve.
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<div>The short-term costs are clear: medicines like antibiotics, anaesthesia, and pain relief are extremely expensive and difficult to get because of supply issues. The surgeries we desperately need have the same issues… doctors are in high demand, and many of them are inexperienced or just volunteers trying to help. The food situation is similar: any food sold around the hospital is just too expensive due to shortages. Our savings are running dry, and I fear for the day where we must choose between disrupting our treatment or going hungry.
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<div>My heart hurts when I think about the long term. When the medical system returns to normal, with your support, I am hopeful that my brother and I will be able to undergo reconstructive surgeries. With your support, I am hopeful that my mom will be able to eat again, and that my dad will be able to walk again. With your support, my hands will be fixed… I can only hope that one day I will be able to draw again and return to the one and only thing I’ve used as an escape in my life for so long. With your support, I hope we will be able to land on our feet and return to a normal life that I didn’t think I would have missed so much when I had it.
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<div>Due to the war’s disruptions in Gaza’s banking infrastructure, my close family who lives in Ireland have generously agreed to route donations through there where they can provide emergency aid in the short term and direct transfers once the war hopefully stops and we can receive them. They have been a major pillar of support both emotionally and financially for the past 100 days, but they cannot afford the quickly rising costs for any longer.
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<div>It all circles back to you. Whether you donate or share this with friends, I cannot find the words to thank you. My heart is heavy and carries over 100 days of suffering, but scrolling through countless messages of support until my eyes water has truly shown me that I will never be alone. You all have given me more comfort than you could imagine in my darkest moments, and I hope you all can find it within yourselves to help me and my family just one last time.
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Gaza: Help my family afford emergency surgeries

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<div>Losing one parent is difficult. But the family of Quinn C. Shelton, 86, and Eleanor Shelton, 85, lost both parents within a day of each other in an uncanny turn of events. Together they have three children, six grandchildren, and one great-granddaughter.
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<div>Two weeks after her 85th birthday on January 3rd, Eleanor was hospitalized with a heart valve leak that caused accelerated vascular dementia. She was vivacious and active in her retirement community but her health declined rapidly within six months. Eleanor passed away quietly, surrounded by family, early Wednesday morning on June 23rd, in Marietta, GA.
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<div>An African-American historian and amateur genealogist, Eleanor discovered her family's New England Native American history, wrote books on her freeborn and enslaved ancestors, and published articles in the Connecticut Genealogical Society. She also was the architect of the Black Catholic Oral History Project at the Archdiocese of Washington -- collecting and cataloging rare oral histories of Black Catholics throughout Maryland and Washington, D.C.
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<div>As a family friend, I ask you to help this family struggling to put their lives together and adjust to the new normal without Eleanor and Quinn. They need help to offset the costs of remains disposal and transport, cremation, urn and boxes, memorial service expenses, repast catering, miscellaneous expenses for services, burial, headstone, transportation, travel and accommodations, residual medical expenses, settling of their parents' debts, estate expenses,  and affairs, and any unforeseen expenses they continue to encounter after a painful ordeal. They honored both their parents at their personal expense to lay them to their final rest. Your support will help lessen this impossibly heavy burden of having lost both their parents and grandparents at the same time in different states.
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Parents Eleanor and Quinn Home Going Expenses

<div>Hi, my name is Selina Grey, and I am fundraising for the Robinson Family. We all know and love Jasi and Gwen. Unfortunately, the Robinson family has been displaced due to a house fire. They lost everything. The family has been advised that it will take at least a year to replace/rebuild their home.
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<div>Jasi and Gwen are so used to doing for others that they found it difficult to now be in a position where they need assistance. With the blessing of Jasi and Gwen, I am reaching out to ask for donations to help purchase clothing, meals, lodging, and other expenses related to this fire.
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<div>Please consider donating and sharing this with other supporters who can help spread the word about this effort.
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<div>On behalf of the Robinson Family, Thank you for your love and support during this difficult time.
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Jasmine Robinson and Family

<div>Our comrade, friend, collaborator and fierce <strong>Tiger Mischief Maker, Alice Wong</strong>, needs us.
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<div>As you know from her <a href="https://twitter.com/NotYourAvgHo101/status/1543399566883561472" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Twitter</a> updates, Alice went through several medical crises this June, resulting in 4 weeks in the ICU.
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<div>She now has significant care needs requiring private pay home care workers to supplement the services she already receives.
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<div>The out-of-pocket costs for Alice’s care are $600 per day!
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<div>The Disability Community knows this is not an outlier; the state pays to shut us away in medical institutions, but we must fight like hell to live in the community.
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<div>Example: Alice was told by the hospital discharge planner that people with her care needs on Medicaid have only 2 options: family caregivers 24/7 or going to a subacute institution, which brought Alice to tears for the first and only time she was in the hospital.
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<div>This is unacceptable.
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<div>This is ableist oppression.
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<div>This is a crime against disabled bodily autonomy, against Alice’s right to receive the care she needs in her chosen setting.
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<div>As she adjusts to this new reality, Alice’s family is struggling mightily to secure reliable, stable support.
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<div>And let’s keep it real: as costs to keep her at home hemorrhage her family’s finances, the stress drains Alice of the mental, emotional and spiritual reserves she needs to recover.
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<div>CALL TO ACTION: let us ground deep in <strong><em>COLLECTIVE CARE</em></strong> and raise enough funds RIGHT NOW to help alleviate this financial burden.
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<div><strong>This ONGOING fundraiser supports Alice's family as they care for her at home.</strong>
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<div><a href="https://disabilityvisibilityproject.com/2022/08/07/my-icu-summer-a-photo-essay/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">For more by Alice about her recent hospitalization</a>
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<div>I begin chemotherapy on Monday for a rare but treatable chronic leukemia/non-hodgkin’s lymphoma called Hairy Cell Leukemia(HCL). Some of you know I was my mom’s primary caretaker when I was 21. I lost her from colon cancer a week before her 51st birthday. 5 days later I found my first lump in my breast and while my brother went west to visit family I had my first biopsy and packed up the house. I’ve been afraid of cancer for a long time. It’s scary to be 45 and know that while treatable I have a chronic cancer. Last weekend sorting I found the bag mom used to travel to Sloan Kettering for her treatment. I will be using it now. 
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<div>I feel her with me. 1000 of us are diagnosed a year with HCL and it impacts mostly those whose assigned sex is male. I am fairly weak and my spleen is growing while the rest of me is shrinking because there simply is not enough room for food. Because of some other challenges it has impacted my liver. I have two rounds of treatment as we kill this MF. When all goes well I should be able to fight off most of the cells and my cancer will transition from the acute stage to the chronic stage. My immune system will be fairly shot for a while and given the lack of mask mandates, lax masking practices, insufficient definition of ‘vaccinated’ from the CDC and being a longhauler I am petrified about getting covid again and whether I can survive another bout of Covid-19 so I will be fairly careful.  I've had Evushield has the vaccines no longer protect me. I’m an asthmatic with other complex conditions and we have no idea how long covid will impact this. I have amazing friends and some will be helping me run a Caring Bridge site. I simply cannot keep up with communication and need to be super careful about self care. (Thanks Kelly, Clara and Jayne) Clara is point on the Meal Train and as I learn how to ask for help and have time to set everything up  we will add more to the site. This has moved really fast and I’m grateful that I am starting treatment less than two weeks after diagnosis. 
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*español abajo*<br /><br />Queridxs,<br /><br />With humble hearts, we are asking you all for the support of a dear leader, Ingrid Vaca. Many of you have come to know and cherish Ingrid, who is a beloved and incredible leader/vocera/housecleaner/homecare worker with the DC chapter. Last week, Ingrid was infected with COVID from one of her sons, who had gotten it from work. She was doing fine but then today around 4AM, Ingrid needed to be hospitalized for pneumonia. She is receiving oxygen and will be undergoing a plasma transfusion. <br /><br />Since the start of the pandemic, Ingrid faced almost 100% of cancellations from her clients and has been unemployed since March. Right when she was able to secure a client to clean their home, she got sick. She is also undocumented so she was not able to receive any critical federal assistance.<br /><br />Ingrid's situation mirrors the unjust and horrific reality many of our member leaders are facing. She's gone mountains beyond mountains to co-lead campaigns, organize other domestic worker leaders, be a national spokesperson for change, all the while beaming a bright light and sharing her joy with everyone around her. We're hoping that we can collectively  support Ingrid through this really difficult situation. <br /><br />If you feel called and are able to, please make your donation here. Donations will assist Ingrid with hospital bills and help support her as she leaves and continues to recover. <br /><br />Also, feel free to share this with your networks!<br /><br />*ESPANOL*<br /><br />Queridxs,<br /><br />Con corazones humildes, les pedimos a todes para el apoyo de una querida líder, Ingrid Vaca. Muchos de ustedes han llegado a conocer y apreciar a Ingrid, quien es una líder / vocera / limpiadora / cuidadora  muy amada e increíble con el capítulo de DC. La semana pasada, Ingrid se infectó con COVID por uno de sus hijos, que lo había contraído en el trabajo. Ella estaba bien, pero hoy, alrededor de las 4 de la mañana, Ingrid necesitaba ser hospitalizada por neumonía. Ella está recibiendo oxígeno y se someterá a una transfusión de plasma.<br /><br />Desde el comienzo de la pandemia, Ingrid enfrentó casi el 100% de cancelaciones de sus clientes y ha estado desempleada desde marzo. Justo cuando pudo conseguir un cliente para limpiar su casa, se enfermó. Ella también es indocumentada, por lo que no pudo recibir ninguna asistencia federal crítica.<br /><br />La situación de Ingrid refleja la injusta y cruel realidad que enfrentan muchos de nuestros líderes miembros. Ella ha luchado demas para codirigir campañas, organizar a otros líderes de trabajadoras del hogar, ser una portavoz nacional para el cambio, y al mismo tiempo emitir su luz brillante y compartir su alegría con todes les que la rodean. Esperamos poder colaborar y apoyar a Ingrid en esta situación realmente difícil.<br /><br />Si se siente llamado y puede hacerlo, haga su donación aquí. Las donaciones ayudarán a Ingrid con las facturas del hospital y ayudarán a mantenerla mientras se va y continúa recuperándose.<br /><br />Además, siéntase libre de compartir esto con sus redes.<br /><br />Con mucho mucho amor,<br /><br />Antonia, Yomara, Virgilio y Joanna

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<strong>THE PROBLEM WE'RE FACING</strong><br /><br />Doctors, nurses, and other frontline medical workers across the U.S. and Puerto Rico are being forced to <a href="https://www.nytimes.com/article/face-masks-coronavirus.html" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">ration N95 masks</a>  or turn to inadequate bandanas, paper, and cloth masks — leaving them vulnerable to infection as they interact with COVID-19 patients. There are already reports of health care workers getting sick and dying as a result of a lack of proper protective gear.<br /><br /><br /><strong>HOW WE'RE WORKING TO SOLVE IT</strong><br /><br />There’s no time to waste. We have found and partnered with an FDA-certified manufacturer selling N95 equivalent masks at only $2/mask — a <a href="https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-03-24/for-new-york-58-cent-medical-masks-now-priced-at-7-50-each" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">fraction</a>  of what hospitals and governments have been paying for N95 masks.<br /><br />Every dollar donated goes directly to mailing masks to health care facilities who request them through <a href="https://getusppe.org/request" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><a href="https://getusppe.org/request" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://getusppe.org/request</a></a>, and every person involved (even the broker) is volunteering their time. For only $2, you can provide a safe mask to a frontline health care worker!<br /><br />Donations are tax-deductible. <br /><br />See FAQs below for more information.<br /><br /><br /><strong>THE TEAM</strong><br /><br /><strong>Dr. Sanjeev Sriram</strong> (@DrSriram) is the Senior Advisor at Social Security Works, a grassroots advocacy organization dedicated to protecting and expanding Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid. He leads the All Means All campaign to make racial equity a cornerstone of Medicare For All. Dr. Sriram is also known as “Dr. America,” a Health Justice Correspondent for We Act Radio, where he writes op-eds and makes innovative media to draw connections between health policy, inequity, and social determinants of health. Dr. Sriram completed his medical degree and his pediatrics residency at UCLA, where he served as Chief Resident at the Department of Pediatrics. In June 2009, he earned his Masters in Public Health after completing the Commonwealth Fund Fellowship in Minority Health Policy at the Harvard School of Public Health. He practices general pediatrics in southeast Washington, DC and is an Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at the George Washington University School of Medicine.<br /><br /><strong>Bob Bland</strong> (@bobblanddesign) is a designer, entrepreneur, international speaker and advocate with 15 years experience in the fashion + manufacturing industries.   She is also a women’s rights activist and one of the Co-Founders and National Co-Chairs of the Women's March on Washington. On January 21st, 2017, over 5 million people marched worldwide in a historic, unapologetically women-led demonstration- the largest single day protest in United States history. <br /><br /><strong>Edgardo Miranda-Rodriguez</strong> (@LaBorinquena_GN, @MrEdgardoNYC) is a graphic novelist most notably recognized as the writer and creator of the critically acclaimed and bestselling superhero series <a href="https://www.la-borinquena.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">La Borinqueña</a> . In addition, he is the recipient of the San Diego Comic-Con 2019 Bob Clampett Humanitarian Award for his philanthropic efforts via the benefit anthology Ricanstruction: Reminiscing &amp; Rebuilding Puerto Rico featuring La Borinqueña teaming up with Wonder Woman, Superman, Batman and other DC Comics heroes. He self-published this anthology under his own studio Somos Arte and to date Edgardo has raised close to a quarter of a million dollars for grassroots organizations in Puerto Rico via the La Borinqueña Grants Program. As the Creative Director and owner of Somos Arte, a Brooklyn-based creative services studio he has worked with such notable clients as Atlantic Records, Columbia University, Sony Pictures and Marvel. In addition, Edgardo is a curator of art exhibitions having already produced three original Marvel comic book art exhibitions and his very own La Borinqueña for the Smithsonian Museum.<br /><br /><strong>Kristin Mink</strong> (@kristinminkDC) is an activist, organizer, and teacher, known by some as the mom who confronted former EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt in a restaurant. She’s a co-founder of Lights For Liberty, a nationwide immigration protest, and an outspoken advocate for climate, immigration rights, and social justice.<br /><br /><strong>Saira Rao</strong> (@sairasameerarao) grew up in Richmond, Virginia, the daughter of Indian immigrants. For forty years, she wasted her precious time aspiring to be white and accepted by dominant white society, a futile task for anyone not born with white skin. Several years ago, Saira began the painful process of dismantling her own internalized oppression. Saira is a lawyer-by-training, a former congressional candidate, a published novelist and an entrepreneur. She is a co-founder of <a href="http://www.race2dinner.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Race2Dinner</a>  and <a href="http://www.havenmedia.org/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Haven Media</a> . <br /><br /><br /><strong>PARTNER ORGANIZATIONS</strong><br /><br />National Nurses United (@NationalNurses)<br /><br />American Medical Student Association (@AMSANational)<br /><br />Doctors For America (@DrsForAmerica)<br /><br />New York State Nurses Association (@NYNurses)<br /><br />#GetUsPPEDC  (@getusppe)<br /><br />Social Security Works (@SSWorks)<br /><br />Be A Hero (@BeAHeroTeam)<br /><br />Leaf Logistics (@leaflogistics)<br /><br />Action Now- Chicago (@ActionNowChi)<br /><br />United Cajun Navy- New Orleans (@UNITEDCAJUNNAVY)<br /><br /><strong><br /></strong><strong>ADVISORS<br /><br />Dr. Catherine Alicia Georges</strong>, National Volunteer President of AARP, professor &amp; chair of Dept. of Nursing at Lehman College, lifetime member of National Black Nurses Association<strong><br /><br />Isaiah</strong> <strong>Cochran</strong> (@amsapres), President of the American Medical Student Association<br /><br /><strong>Justin Lowenthal </strong>(@jilowenthal), National Board of Directors, Doctors for America<br /><br /><strong>Corey Lanham</strong> (@NNUCorey), Mid Atlantic Collective Bargaining Director for National Nurses United / National Nurses Organizing Committee<br /><br /><strong>Jeremy Markman </strong>(@JeremyMarkman), Manager of the Executive Office &amp; Assistant to the Executive Director of New York State Nurses Association<br /><br /><strong>MarkAlain Dery </strong>(@DrDery), infectious diseases physician in New Orleans, founder of 102.3FM WHIV-LP human rights &amp; social justice radio<br /><br /><strong>Ady Barkan</strong> (@AdyBarkan), co-founder of Be A Hero PAC, Medicare-For-All advocate living with ALS<br /><br /><strong>Nylah Burton</strong> (@yumcoconutmilk), writer on health, race, &amp; climate<br /><br /><strong>Charlotte Clymer</strong> (@cmclymer), Press Secretary, Rapid Response at Human Rights Campaign<br /><br /><strong>Mary Annaïse Heglar </strong>(@MaryHeglar), writer, co-host of @RealHotTake<br /><strong><br />Shauna Sweeney</strong>  (@shaunasweeney  on Instagram), Head of Global Industry Marketing at Facebook<br /><br /><strong>Shireen Mitchell </strong>(@digitalsista, @stopovaw), Founder, Digital Sisters/as &amp; Stop Online Violence Against Women<br /><br /><strong>Anshu Prasad</strong>, CEO of Leaf Logistics; building and leading businesses and teams working in logistics, technology, and analytics across the U.S., Europe, and Asia <br /><br /><strong>Kymm McCabe </strong>(@KymmMccabe), philanthropist &amp; social justice activist<br /><br /><br /><strong>OUR FISCAL SPONSOR</strong><br /> <br />This entirely volunteer effort is fiscally sponsored by  Social Security Works Education Fund (EIN: 46-1500551), and we are planning to distribute based on demand from 1700+ locations as part of the GetUsPPE.org coalition and other amazing medical professionals who have been sharing the needs of their facilities with us directly.<br /><br /><br /><strong>FAQs<br /><br />1) I am a member of a state or local government or a medical professional or administrator at a health, rescue or safety facility that can afford to order our own.<br /><br />Can we do that? <br /><br /></strong>Yes! If you can afford to order your own, please do. Use this form to contact us and we will send you all the info on how to order. Keep in mind, the masks can only be shipped to medical facilities or government entities (otherwise they will be stopped at Customs). This is to prevent hoarding and reselling. Form: <a href="http://bit.ly/KN95OrderingInfo" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">bit.ly/KN95OrderingInfo</a> <strong><br /><br /><br />2) I am a medical professional or administrator at a health, rescue or safety facility.<br /><br />How do I sign up to receive donations?</strong><br /><br />Fill out the donation request form here at <a href="https://masks4america.org"><a href="https://masks4america.org" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://masks4america.org</a></a> and one of our volunteers will be in touch!<br /><br /><strong>3) I, or my facility, only need a few masks or other PPE. </strong><br /><br />If you are a small facility or individual healthcare frontliner who needs a small number of masks, we recommend you use Mask Crusader, which pairs PPE donors with recipients: <a href="https://maskcrusaders.org" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://maskcrusaders.org</a><br /><br /><br /><strong>4) What are KN95 masks, and is it okay to use them as a substitute for N95s?</strong><br /><br />The CDC lists the KN95 as a recommended substitute when N95 respirator masks are unavailable, as seen <a href="https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/hcp/respirators-strategy/crisis-alternate-strategies.html" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">here</a> . The FDA also <a href="https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/03/health/coronavirus-n95-kn95-masks.html" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">approved KN95 masks</a>  for use in April 2020. <br /><br />N95 respirator masks are the CDC's default recommended protective facewear for health care workers caring for COVID-19 patients. KN95 respirator masks, used by surgeons and other medical professionals across Asia, are functionally equivalent to N95s. KN95s are basically Asia’s version of the N95. For a more detailed comparison, see <a href="https://multimedia.3m.com/mws/media/1791500O/comparison-ffp2-kn95-n95-filtering-facepiece-respirator-classes-tb.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">KN95 &amp; N95 Performance</a> .<br /><br />While bandanas and fabric masks are better than nothing, frontline health care workers interacting with sick patients need and deserve medical grade PPE masks. We are facing shortages and severe price-gouging in efforts to purchase N95 masks, and KN95s are a much better alternative than bandanas, fabric masks, or reusing N95s.<br /><br /><br /><strong>5) How are these masks so cheap?</strong><br /><br />The market price for KN95s is lower than N95s. There is currently a <a href="https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/19/health/coronavirus-masks-shortage.html?action=click&amp;module=RelatedLinks&amp;pgtype=Article" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">shortage of N95s</a> , and during this time, many retailers and brokers are price-gouging. Our manufacturer is keeping their prices low and our broker has agreed to waive their cut entirely for masks bought through this effort. As they told us, if everyone else is donating + volunteering, they will too!<br /><br /><br /><strong>6) Are you sure this is a legit manufacturer?</strong><br /><br />Yes! Bob Bland has over 15 years of experience in sourcing and manufacturing, which is why she turned her attention to this method of addressing the mask shortage. She found and thoroughly vetted the manufacturer, which is FDA-certified.<br /><br /><br /><strong>7) Who decides where the masks go?</strong><br /><br />Our medical advisors, in consultation with other medical professionals who share the needs of their facilities with us directly, and members of government &amp; hospital systems.

Masks For America: Protect our Frontline Heroes

<br />On September 22nd we lost our incredible friend, Brendan lost his beautiful wife and Iman, Neel and Maeve lost their maman. 

Iana was diagnosed with colon cancer in 2017. Throughout her 30 month long fight we were in awe of her fierce determination to do whatever it took to survive. She never complained. She was the definition of grace.

In the last few weeks the family has been comforted by the support, kindness and messages of love from all of you. 

Many of you have asked how you can help to support this wonderful family whom we all love so much. Here's how:<br /><br />Brendan has set up <strong>Iana's Family Trust</strong> to provide ongoing support for the education and welfare of Iman, Neel and Maeve.<br /><br />If you'd prefer, you can write a check made payable to 'Iana's Family Trust' and mail it to:<br />Iana's Family Trust,<br />458 Putnam Avenue,<br />Apt. 2,<br />Brooklyn,<br />NY 11221<br /><br />Any contributions made through this gofundme campaign will go straight to that trust for the girls.<br />Thank you so, so much.

Iana's Family Trust

All it takes is one moment for your entire life to go up in flames. Literally. On March 26th at 3:17 PM, an explosion rang down 2nd Avenue. The building around the corner from my apartment - my home where I've lived for 36 years, since I was a graduate student in 1979 - went up in flames. Within hours,  the home I always knew, the home where I've lived alone with my 3 children - Rose, 8, and twins James and Annabelle, 5 - was gone.<br /><br />My name is Diane McLean and I am a single mom with three kids trying everything in my power to figure out how to possibly reconstruct the life I had in the East Village for more than 3 decades. I work with psychiatrists, psychologists, and social workers in the South Bronx at a city hospital in order to help underserved kids. My job is more than a job - it has been a calling and vocation to help low-income families with kids who struggle with mental and behavioral health  problems such as trauma, depression, ADHD, and learning disorders. I talk to kids every day about finding goodness in the world - it's all I ever wanted to do.<br /><br />Today, I had to tell my kids about the courageous firemen who did everything they could to save their beds, scooters, stuffed animals, the piano they always practiced at after school, the finger-paintings they made in Kindergarten, the place that my 5-year-old James once proclaimed was "the greatest place on Earth!" <br /><br />I am a single mom of three precious children who I've raised on my own with the help of student-babysitters and nannies. The fact that I had lived in this rent-stabilized apartment since the 70's made it possible for me to raise my children in the wonderfully diverse East Village neighborhood that has so long been my home. I never made the steps to buy rental's insurance because I needed to raise my kids. Please help me in my attempt to rebuild my life in the community where my children were born and attend school. This community is everything to them and to me. We walk down 2nd Avenue, St. Mark's Place, to Tompkins Square Park and we always see friends and neighbors waving hello.<br /><br />Any donation - even the smallest bit - could help me rebuild this entire world for my kids who - in one fell swoop - went to school one day and came home to rubble. We have lost clothes, family heirlooms, nearly every photograph we own, computers and loved toys,  the piano I grew up playing in the 60's, one-of-a-kind pieces of furniture from the 40's, artwork dating back before I was born, my grandmother's fine china and silver, pottery handmade by my elderly mother, my late-father's guitar. Everything that felt so familiar and now feels so very significant.<br /><br />We have lost everything but each other, our friends, and our family. Please share this with people you know, people you don't, and remember that we are still holding onto the goodness I try to always instill in my kids. That's what makes me hopeful.<br /><br /><br />Below is a photo of all that remains of the space that was once our home. Only with the generosity of you all can we possibly rebuild.<br /><br /><img class="not-resizable" src="https://2dbdd5116ffa30a49aa8-c03f075f8191fb4e60e74b907071aee8.ssl.cf1.rackcdn.com/3921365_1427500495.0553_funddescription.jpg" alt="" width="100%" />

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