My mother is dying. I’m not exaggerating.
We are still thousands away, and time is running out.
I’m terrified I’ll lose her before we reach the goal.
$30 from 120 people could change my mother’s life today.
Please don’t scroll past this. Donate. Reblog. Do something.
I cannot lose my mother because we ran out of time.
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Shared by @/90-ghost (also here), shared by @/bilal-salah7. Her original fundraiser was shared by @/gaza-evacuation-funds, #392 on vetted list by el-shab-hussein, nabulsi, and MohAyesh, shared by bilal-salah0, #1197 on Butterfly Effect Project vetted list, shared by 90-ghost, but she had to create a new campaign because she was scammed
Mai’s mother's health is very poor because she just had a heart device implanted before the war, but the device has been malfunctioning and they cannot afford medical treatment. Her brother suffered a severe injury to his hand and had to get 80 stitches. He requires physical therapy to use his hand.
Hey yall I just wanted to come on here and bring some attention to what’s happening at the detention center (really a concentration camp) Delaney Hall in Newark, New Jersey. There is a hunger strike going on right now to protest the abhorrent conditions within the camp (allegations of torture, maggots and other bugs in the food, etc) and protests happening outside the camp. ICE is not allowing any politicians to come in (as is their right) to see the conditions of the camp. I would urge yall to do your own research, but if you want videos of some people who are actually there, here are some tik tok accounts you can go follow: @ bethanyquilter/ @ whoiskingtrivv/ @ Status Coup News/ @ L.A. TACO
And here is a video explaining what’s going on in more detail than I provided.
With everything else going on in the world, it can be hard to keep up with stuff going on at home, but ICE is still out here terrorizing innocent people. We must keep our eyes on them, and keep fighting.
Feel free to add more sources or info to this post, should you have any.
Relief for Rafah (R4R) is a mutual aid initiative featuring team members from the US and Gaza. We are fundraising to support families in Al-
Relief for Rafah (R4R) is a mutual aid initiative featuring team members from the US and Gaza. We are fundraising to support families in Al-Genina District, Rafah near the Adnan Abu Taha crossing.
Our operations in Mawasi Al-Qarara included providing 63 families with food packages, cash assistance to some of the 50,000 orphans in Gaza, and helping 30 families with 350 shekels to help them return to their homes after the war ended.
We aim to step in where the international aid organizations aren't. By donating, you are helping us sustain dignity, life, and love within the community. Your contributions will go to providing food, water, and basic life neccesities.
UPDATES:
Wed, Jun 03
It's Hot: Please help us get water to 300+ Palestinians!
Summer is here in many parts of the world and that includes Gaza. Long lines and scarce resources mean a lot of families are going without water during these extremely hot months.
Lately, our campaign has focused solely on providing water to the camo of Al-Mawasi Al-Qarara. That's because many organizations working on the ground have stopped providing water trucks, increasing the amount of people in need. Our goal is to provide 10,000 liters twice a week.
Each truck costs anywhere between $500 - $700 due to fluctuating prices and merchants. We need help in order to reach this goal consistently as water is a daily necessity. Can you go a day without water? If you would find it impossible, imagine how Gazans are getting through their everyday lives.
Please support us with $1, $5 ,$10 or whatever you can give.
Thank you.
Mon, Jun 08
We Still Need Water!!
Dear kind supporters and donors,
We have not received any donations for more than a week, and conditions are getting worse for our families in Al-Mawasi Al-Qarara camp. Heat exhaustion is overtaking the young and old alike. People are going thirsty.
We ask that at this time you join us in providing some water trucks this upcoming week. Anything or any amount you have to give is greatly appreciated
- Relief For Rafah
Please help in rebuilding the lives that were destroyed by supporting and sharing our work.
Mohammed Abu Alwan is raising three young children alone after the killing of his wife in an IDF strike.
There is a continual need for funds to buy food, water, and medicine, but Israel's destruction of infrastructure in Gaza means that jobs are nearly nonexistence.
You can help this family stay alive through genocide by donating via:
Gaza Emergency
After 2 years of brutal attacks on Gaza, MECA team and partners are still providing emergency assistance to children and
The Middle East Children’s Alliance (MECA) is a nonprofit humanitarian aid organization based in Berkeley, California. We support children and families in Palestine, Iraq and Lebanon through:
Direct aid including food, medicine, medical supplies, and clothes as well as books, toys and school supplies. Since 1988, we have sent more than $54 million in aid to children in Palestine, Iraq and Lebanon
Financial support and professional assistance to community organizations in the West Bank and Gaza that help meet Palestinian children’s needs, including clinics, kindergartens, counseling centers, libraries; accessible parks and playgrounds; sports teams, and dance, music and art programs
University scholarships for Palestinians in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank
Educational and cultural programs in the US and internationally to increase understanding about the lives of children in the Middle East and the impact of US foreign policy on people in the region
Help Tawfiq and His Children Escape the Trauma of War
My name is Tawfiq Al-Tatri. I am 40 years old, a father of five, and a survivor—but survival here in Gaza is not truly living. My children and I have lost everything. Our home, our safety, our community—gone.
We now live in a refugee camp, crammed inside a fragile tent, shivering through the freezing nights, unsure where we will be tomorrow. We have been displaced over and over again, fleeing destruction, heartbreak, and loss. My home was bombed with my family inside. By some miracle, we survived—but so many of our neighbors and relatives did not.
As a father, my only mission now is to protect my children, to give them a future beyond war and suffering. I dream of getting them to safety, away from the fear that haunts their every step. But I cannot do it alone.
That is why I am reaching out, with hope in my heart, asking for your kindness. Your support can help us cover the costs of leaving Gaza for Egypt—giving my children a chance at life, at healing, at simply being children again.
Please, if you can, stand with us. Help me save my children from the trauma of war. Every donation, every share, every prayer brings us closer to safety
Thank you from the depths of my heart.
Hello, I am Tawfiq Al-Tatri, I am 40 years old, from Gaza, and I have 5 children. Now I li… Tawfiq Al Tatri needs your support for Help me t
This fundraiser has been verified by us TWICE if not three times completely independently form each other. But it has only raised a low amount of funds. Let's help Tawfik and his family.
Provides humanitarian assistance and sustainable development to advance the well-being of refugees and other vulnerable communities in Palestine, Lebanon and Jordan.
Help Families Facing War & Displacement Donate Now Right now, your support can provide TWICE as many meals, water, hygiene kits, healthcare
Maryam, my family, and I forgive everyone who saw our posts or received our appeals and was unable to help us. Life is full of responsibilities, commitments, and circumstances that may prevent someone from offering help, even when they genuinely wish to do so.
Our faith, like Christianity and the universal values that unite humanity, calls upon us to practice forgiveness, show compassion, extend understanding, and support one another in times of need.
Maryam once ran through the streets of Gaza, full of light and laughter. Then war took her home, her family, and her health. Now, if an innocent child like her is not worthy of help, then who is?
I don't think Jocasta Nu gets enough credit for this moment where she purges the entire Jedi Archive data to keep the Empire from being able to access that trove of knowledge for their purposes:
It's just the valor of surviving Order 66, somehow, impossibly getting away, and yet still coming back into her gutted home-turned-tomb to do this excruciating, ultimate act of sacrifice. Destroying this last physical manifestation of her people's culture, identity, and her own life's work. It's such a Jedi moment: letting something deeply important go, not out of apathy or coldness, but to protect others.
Jocasta as a character is so defined by her exchange in AotC, telling Obi-Wan that if something isn't in the Jedi Archives, it doesn't exist. So many fans have interpreted that as to stand for the arrogance of the Jedi, not the pride in her life's work collecting and maintaining a resource as incredible and massive as the Jedi Archives. I think this act is even more powerful answer to those charges; far from Jocasta Nu being a posterchild for the Jedi doggedly clinging to an institution for the sake of itself, she's willing to throw all of that away in an instant if it means one less weapon for the Empire.
We are a team of volunteers in the US and UK, led by two sisters passionate about helping our friends on the ground keep their families and
How it works:
You give to this common pool (and click "weekly" to join 280+ others offering dependable support each week!)
Every week, we divide funds equally and transfer directly to the families by bank transfer
We record all incoming donations (anonymously) and outgoing transfers here: tinyurl.com/HGC-Accountability
You are welcome to instead give to an individual campaign - all are linked on our Chuffed Page
30 May - Our most important update: Hunger, death, displacement
"In light of the catastrophic humanitarian conditions that our people are experiencing in the Gaza Strip, and the continued suffering of thousands of poor and displaced families who depend mainly on food aid provided by humanitarian institutions, we were surprised by the decision of the World Central Kitchen administration to stop supplying food to the areas east of Salah al-Din Street...This unjust decision comes at an extremely difficult time, in light of the continuing aggression and the worsening economic and humanitarian crisis, which will lead to depriving thousands of families of the meals they depend on on a daily basis as a main source of food." (Statement by leaders and civil society organizations in Bureij refugee camp, 18 May)
"The number of trucks arriving into the Gaza Strip today, Friday, through the Kerem Shalom crossing reached 6 aid trucks." (Gaza Crossings and Borders Authority, 29 May)
"The head of the Fishermen's Syndicate confirmed that what the fishing sector and fishermen are being exposed to represents a "comprehensive and systematic process of destruction" led by occupation authorities aiming to end this historic profession." (Quds Press, 29 May)
"Since the ceasefire agreement took effect 227 days ago, Israeli forces have committed 3,005 violations, according to the Government Media Office in the Gaza Strip, including bombardments, direct attacks on civilians, repeated live fire, and incursions into residential areas." (QNN, 27 May)
"We warn of the escalation of a systematic pattern of occupation in Gaza, which is based on the forced evacuation of homes, then bombing and destroying them." (Gaza Center for Human Rights, 24 May)
"The ceasefire in Gaza did not achieve any progress in terms of providing aid and the safety of the population. The hope that the ceasefire would put an end to the suffering and provide emergency relief has faded." (Representative of the Palestinian Red Crescent in Gaza, 22 May)
"We warn against the return of famine and the exacerbation of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza amid escalating Israeli violations." (Palestinian Cabinet, 19 May)
"The headline sounds simple: yesterday, 22 trucks carrying fruits and vegetables entered Gaza. But once you examine what those trucks actually contained, the scale of the disaster becomes painfully clear. Take cucumbers as an example — just one-tenth of a truck, amounting to roughly 1.5 tons. At an average of 20 cucumbers per kilogram, that's 30,000 cucumbers for the entire population. Now imagine the reality behind that number: Gaza would need the same quantity to enter every single day for more than two months just for each human being to eat one cucumber over the span of two months. And this is not an exception. The same pattern applies to most of the food products entering Gaza. The Israeli occupation relies on images, headlines, and statistics to convince the world that aid is flowing into the Strip, while on the ground it is enforcing an unprecedented system of engineered starvation and siege against an entire population." (Asem Alnabih, 7 May)
Against this backdrop, virtually every family in the Giving Circle has faced nearby airstrikes in the last five days, as the occupation's bombardment is escalating every hour; Friday night alone saw one bombing every 1 hour and 20 minutes. Some of our friends narrowly missed these airstrikes by metres—multiple times. They are losing their friends and neighbors, describing an environment of extreme fear. Forced displacement looms as the occupation occupies 60% of Gaza, constantly shelling the eastern areas of Gaza, advancing the "yellow line," bombing tents and food stores, and issuing displacement orders before detonating residential blocks in the heart of neighborhoods. The occupation is also implementing a policy of deep psychological terror, threatening this week to occupy 70% of Gaza and resume the full-scale aggression.
Latest impact and urgent next needs remain the same: Food, medical care, rent, food, diapers. Costs for food and other essential supplies are devastatingly high as the blockade continues and escalates.
Giving update: We are catastrophically losing the backbone of the giving circle - recurring donations. We've gone from 78% to 72% of our weekly goal covered by recurring donations, most of that loss in the last three weeks. The best way to give is still by clicking "weekly" or "monthly" on something small. 292 members of the giving circle ensure help each week.
Other ways to support: Give on behalf of a loved one here. For greeting cards, art, and more, check out our "shop," Kurkar. Spread the word for free with our freshly updated toolkit of premade materials for printing, posting, and emailing.
We keep going. We stay focused. We find solutions.
The world is forgetting us while we are still fighting to survive.
I am not writing this for attention.
I am writing because my family is still trapped in a nightmare that has not ended.
Every day is a struggle to find food, clean water, and the most basic necessities. Every day we wonder how we will make it through the next one.
The world may have stopped talking about us, but our suffering did not stop.
If you see this post, please do not pass by. Reblog, share, and support us if you can.
Your kindness can help a family survive another day.
We are exhausted, but we have not given up hope. ❤️
Hello everyone, my name is Sahar! I am organizing this fundraiser on behalf of a dear friend of mine in Gaza and his family. I have been tal
Palestinians are facing unimaginable hardship. Gaza's health system has been systematically dismantled by the Israeli military, and thousands of people have been forcibly displaced and pushed towards starvation.
I lost more than an account… I lost my small world, people I loved, and the only place where my voice was heard while surviving war and illness in Gaza.
