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<div>Hi, My name is Chris Hill and I am trying to help Ghadeer raise funds for the essentials to sustain her family and survive after the trauma of loosing two of her brothers who's children have now become her responsibility.
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<div>Her family has been displaced many times over the past two years and she has been separated from her husband due to the war and shares this burden along with her father, two remaining brothers and five children.
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<div>A few months ago I was contacted by one of Ghadeer's brothers, Wael who asked for help with fundraising. Wael also set up his own Facebook group <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/813833310586744" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Free Palestine</a> to grow a community in support of and sharing news and insight to the genocide and injustice of the catastrophe that is Gaza today.
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<div>Sadly, Wael was martyred along with his elder brother. When you have had direct contact then it does become personal.
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<div>The funds raised will be used to sustain the family in the short term and to pay for life essentials and medication.
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<div>In the longer term, funds will used to rebuild the family home and provide a stable and secure future for the family.
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<div>Hello, I am Ghadeer Al-Afash. I am from Palestine, specifically from Gaza.
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<div>I am organizing this campaign to help my family to survive. My husband is not with me in this war because he was working away in the West Bank when the war started. The borders have been closed and he is unable to return or carry out any work due to the restrictions placed upon him.
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<div>I am taking care of my children alone and also my father's family.
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<div>I am a 30 year old mother of two children, Deema who is 5 years old, Adam who is 3 years old. I am reaching out for help as my family and I have been deeply affected by the ongoing war in Gaza.
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<div>My daughter Deema suffers from hypersensitivity, which means that she is suffering during this period from the presence of insects and mosquitoes in the tent. when the insects bite her, her entire body gets red blisters, during this period we are suffering from a lack medications, treatment and the unavailability of therapeutic creams for her.
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<div>My struggling father, Ali Al-Afash, 56 years old, has two daughters and four sons, two of whom were martyred in a bombing that targeted them without any reason while they were searching for a living and sustenance. Two of them remain alive. In the light of these difficult circumstances, he adopts three families, all in one tent, and he is responsible for them and takes care of providing them with water and food when it is available in an attempt to stay alive.
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<div>My dear martyred brother Fayez, 33 years old, loved life very much and loved his three children. He graduated from university but did not work with his degree, but he did not despair at this. He worked in various fields, the last job he was working in, was filling household gas cylinders and providing services to people. He was bombed directly while he was working and was martyred immediately. He left behind 3 young children, the oldest of whom is Ali, who is 6 years old, Mahmoud, who is 5 years old, and Karim, who was born in the war and is 9 months old. They all need care now.
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<div>My dear martyred brother Wael, 28 years old and one year younger than me. He was like an angel, calm and very obedient to my parents. He graduated from university and dreamed of becoming a famous football coach because he loved football. He worked as a coach before the war, but our whole life stopped when the war began, he resorted to working with my brother Fayez in filling gas cylinders. They were martyred together and left behind great sadness in our hearts and in the hearts of my mother and father.
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<div>As for my beloved brothers, Ameer and Alaa, they lost their jobs and dreams because of the damned war that took everything away.
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<div>We are determined to survive and rebuild, but we need your help. Our goal is to raise enough money to eventually rebuild our home. Your support can make a huge difference for my family. No donation is too small; every small donation helps us provide the basic necessities we desperately need and brings us one step closer to safety and stability. Please consider contributing to our cause. Your generosity can help us overcome these difficult circumstances and give my children a chance at a better future.
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<div>Please consider contributing to our cause. Your generosity can help us overcome these dire circumstances and offer my children a chance at a better future.
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<div>Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
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Help Ghadeer To Feed Her Family And Rebuild Her Life.

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<div>My name is Alaa, from Gaza, Palestine. My life and my family’s life have been shaped by war, loss, and survival. Since 2008, we have lived through six wars, and while we survived, we lost our home, our security, and the chance to live a peaceful life that we have been aspiring to and working hard for.
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<div>In every war, we carried fear as our daily companion. I still remember being 12 years old during the 2008 war, terrified every time we were told to evacuate, sharing our last food with neighbours, and watching my parents try to protect us even when they had nothing themselves. In 2012, I will never forget my father’s trembling body when he came home after witnessing a man torn to pieces before his eyes. I will never forget all of us sleeping on the ground in a small room that we thought was the safest one in our home.
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<div>Despite the horror, I pushed myself to succeed in school, determined to give my family a better future. In 2014, during one of the deadliest wars, I became one of the top ten students in Palestine. I still remember my mother’s tears of joy that day that relieved a bit of my family's fears. Later, I was awarded the Chevening Scholarship to study in the UK, and I graduated with distinction from the University of East Anglia, carrying the dream of building a better life for my family and going back to support them and carry my knowledge to my work and community, where I worked in schooling visually impaired children and humanitarian action.
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<div>But everything changed again in October 2023. I left Gaza for a short conference in Jordan, not knowing it would be the last time I saw my home. War broke out, and I was stranded outside, powerless while my family endured the unthinkable. They were displaced again and again, moving from one unsafe place to another while I was in Egypt, just trying to think of where they were and how to get them to safety. Then, one day, I received the news I had dreaded most, the house where they were sheltering was bombed. My sisters were trapped under rubble. Heba, my youngest sister, suffered a severe pelvic injury and struggled to walk and needed a wheelchair. Aya was struck in the head and still suffers from trauma and hair loss. My mother’s voice haunts me when she cried on the phone, “I am so sorry I couldn’t move the wall that fell on your little sisters.”
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<div>Weeks later, my father’s small shop — his only source of income and the fruit of 30 years of hard work — was reduced to rubble. For the first time in my life, I heard him cry, saying, “My entire life’s effort was destroyed in 30 seconds.” That same night, I collapsed in Cairo from panic and had to be hospitalised.
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<div>Then came December 15th — the day everything was finally gone. Our home, our memories, our safe space, flattened to the ground. I can still picture my cosy room, our dining table filled with laughter, my family photos — all turned to dust in a single night.
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<div>My family spent months displaced in hospitals, where there was no food, no space, and no medicine. My little brother and father slept on the streets in the freezing cold. With donations from friends and debts we still owe, we finally managed to evacuate them to Egypt in February 2024. When I saw them again, I couldn’t stop crying; it was a miracle to hug them alive.
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<div>But the suffering did not end. We lost everything. My sisters need urgent treatment, my brother lost an entire school year, and we barely manage to pay rent. We live in constant fear about our future, without the right to work or build stability in Egypt.
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<div>And then, tragedy struck us again. On 3rd May 2025, my beloved father passed away from a sudden stress-induced stroke. He carried the weight of all our suffering until his heart could no longer bear it. Losing him has broken us completely, emotionally and financially.
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<div>Every contribution will bring us hope. Please, if you can, help us survive this dark chapter of our lives.
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<div><strong>My name is Abdalh</strong>, and I am from Gaza. For over <strong>350 days</strong>, my family and I have been living through what feels like a never-ending nightmare. We are enduring relentless conflict, trying to survive day by day. We’ve been displaced several times, fleeing our home in search of safety, only to find that safety is impossible to come by.
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<div>Life in Gaza has become unbearable. We no longer have access to even the most basic necessities—water, medicine, and electricity are luxuries we can no longer afford. The constant danger and scarcity of resources have taken a toll on all of us. My home has been severely damaged, and along the way, I’ve lost dear childhood friends. What was once familiar and full of life is now filled with loss and uncertainty.
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<div>Despite everything, my family is all I have left, and we are doing our best to stay strong. But it’s becoming harder every day. We are struggling to find food, medicine, and a way to rebuild the house that was once our refuge. We need help now more than ever.
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<div>This GoFundMe is my plea for support to rebuild our home and provide my family with the basic necessities we need to survive. Your donation will go toward food, medical supplies, and rebuilding the place we once called home. Every contribution, no matter how small, will make a difference and help us get through these incredibly difficult times.
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<div>Thank you for your kindness and for standing with us during this unimaginable time.
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<div>Hello, My name is Chris Hill From North Wales. I am raising funds to aid my Friend Ahmed Lubbad and his family, to support them in their efforts to help other families and children within the camp In Dier Al-Balah struggling to survive due to a lack of food, any source of income, shortages of clean water and access to medical supplies.
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<div>For some months now, I have come to know and appreciate their stoic efforts in not only trying to provide for their immediate family, but everyone else around them who are in dire need.
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<div>Ahmeds efforts to provide for the many disadvantaged children in his locality touched a part of my humanity which I could not ignore.
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<div>The funds raised will go towards the immediate needs of Ahmeds family on a day to day basis to supply the basic needs of existence for his wife and two beautiful children. His elderly Mother and father, the latter having been a doctor at Al-Shifa hospital until recent times and is In need of medical interventions and medicine himself will be their main priority. That Said, funding will also go to support the feeding and distribution of funds to the those in most need within the camp. This distribution has been well documented already on social media.
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<div>I am a person like you, I have dreams like your dreams, I have ambitions like you, but I am in Gaza, not like you. My name is Ahmed Lubbad. I used to live a normal life with my family, consisting of two girls, the first is 6 years old and the second is 3 and a half years old, and my wife's name is Eman. I used to work as an accountant in a simple company. The war on Gaza came, our lives were turned upside down, our dreams and our future were destroyed, even our house was destroyed, and we are now displaced in the Deir al-Balah area. We have been living in tents for 9 months now, and the hot weather is torturing us and our children. I am supporting my father and mother, as my father was a doctor working in the hospital, but after the destruction of al-Shifa Hospital, he was displaced and is now with me in the tents. All I wish for and ask for is to help me and my family to continue living, and I will also help the displaced people in need. I hope and pray for your support and standing with me.
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<div>Food and basic life support is heavily limited. Aid trucks will go in one day and be blocked for the next 10. Food and aid is sold, not handed out for free, and at extortionate prices. These prices go up by the minute as the aid supply runs out. Aid trucks are being blocked and sabotaged at the border. Displaced Gazans have no means of income or survival in their tents. I haven't found a shekel to feed my wife and daughters in 4 days. My elderly parents, who are reliant on me, haven't had access to their regular medications for over 6 months.
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<div>Throughout the genocide, we have been reliant on external donations to organise initiatives for feeding and clothing not only my family, but all families within range in the camp. The donations also helped my brother, Yahya Lubbad and his children, who remain in North Gaza. His wife has recently given birth there. These donations have now stopped.
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