Hello and thank you for visiting our page. My name is Kristina and I am helping raise funds for Alaa, a single mother in Gaza trying to surv
Hello friends, please, I need your support. My daughter Fatoum is my only provider. I will not forgive you if anything happens to me. Please take care of my child.Fatoum is two and a half years old. Imagine, she lost her father before she was even born because of the war.All I ask is to provide her with a decent life, food, and water, nothing more. I am unemployed. My child needs care and attention. She doesn't have her own shelter; we share a tent with other peoplePlease, I desperately need your support and donations.
Hello my friend I am a mother of two little girls from Gaza, Sara (6 years old) and Ameera (5 years old) 💔Before the war, we lived a simple life with a home and dreams like any other family. Today, our home has been destroyed, and we are living in a damaged tent after long months of displacement, fear, hunger, and loss.
My daughters spend their days standing in long lines for water and bread instead of living their childhood 🥺 My husband was also injured while trying to bring food for us during the famine.
I created this fundraiser with a broken heart, only hoping to protect my daughters and give them a chance to live with dignity, safety, and hope again 🙏
Any donation, no matter how small, can help us survive. And if you cannot donate, sharing our story may help us reach someone who can, but please try to support us with a donation because my campaign is still new and my little girls desperately need your help 🌿
Hi, I am Max Langlois. I created this fundraiser for these two little girls. Please read their story below, share and donate if you can.
Please do not leave Sara and Ameera alone in this pain and suffering 💔
I am Israa Alwan I am 23 years old, a young woman who once had big dreams and was ready to achieve them. After years of hard work and study, I finally received my degree in Early Childhood Education. It was an indescribable joy, knowing I was about to start my journey as a teacher, to help shape young minds and walk alongside them in their first steps toward knowledge.🥺🧑🏻🎓🧑🏻💻
But my dream didn’t last. The war came and turned 🇵🇸my life upside down. My home, once a safe haven, is now rubble, and I’m left with only a few belongings and broken dreams. Now, I have no home, no job, and no sense of security. I move from one place to another with my husband, carrying my unborn child, searching for shelter to protect us from the cold winter and the scorching summer.😭😭🍉
I would like to share a part of my life with you…🥺🌠
I am Esraa 🤍 I married the man I love, and he is my support and strength in this difficult world. Now I am pregnant with our little baby, and we dream of the day we hold our child in our arms, filling our lives with love and hope.
But the reality around us is very hard 💔
We are living in a worn-out tent that cannot protect us from the cold or the rain. Every day, I worry about my baby growing inside me and how I can keep him safe in these conditions.
During this sensitive time, I truly need proper care, healthy food, clean water, and vitamins to protect my baby and myself 🤰💧💊
Donation link...... 🍉
From a future teacher to a homeless woman
My story and my hope to survive
My name … Maryam Awad needs your support for Help the famil
If you can help, even a little, it would make a huge difference in our lives 🙏💗
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My name is Mohammed, I live in Gaza City and I am 19 years old. I have lived through the full horrors of war — hunger, displacement, fear, relentless bombings, destruction, and so many other painful experiences 🥹😭.I never created a donation link before, and I haven’t received any kind of help throughout this devastating war 🥲💔.
I was so happy when the ceasefire was announced, and I dreamed of starting a small shop to earn a living. But sadly, the war returned — even more violent and destructive than before 😭.Our area has now been declared a dangerous combat zone, and we lost our home — the only shelter we had 💔.
Worst of all, my father was seriously injured: he tragically lost one of his hands and an eye, and he is now completely unable to work or support our family 🥲😭.
Prices have skyrocketed, and we have no source of income. I’m launching this donation campaign now with a broken heart but a little hope 🥲.
Please, for the sake of humanity and for the sake of my family, consider making a donation to help us survive 🙏💔.
I just created the donation link, hoping that someone out there might lend a helping hand.
My name is Mohammed. I am 18 years old and live in Gaza City. I am still at the beginning of my life, dreaming of a better future. My father
I am Yasmeen from Gaza. I am living with my children in very difficult circumstances. I have created a new donation campaign, and I hope you can help me, even with a small amount, to support my family. 🙏
We have been living in a tent for more than a year after our home in Al-Shuja'iyya was destroyed. 🏚️ Every day, we face many difficulties, and we are only trying to provide the basic necessities of life for ourselves and our children. 👩👧👦 We are living through extreme heat, hunger, and fear 💔, in addition to the difficulty of accessing water 💧 and the spread of skin diseases due to the harsh conditions. The spread of insects and rodents has also increased our suffering. 🦟🐭
We hope to receive support that can help us overcome these circumstances and live safely and with dignity. 🕊️ I hope my message reaches you and that you are able to help us, even a little. 🙏❤️
In a place where children no longer know what safety feels like, a mother is trying to keep her children alive despite everything 💔
I don’t know how I am still holding on...
My name is Najah, and I am a mother of six children, including newborn twins 👶👶 who need urgent care every single moment.
We are living through extremely difficult days filled with fear, hunger, and the lack of basic necessities 🥺🍞
Sometimes my children go to sleep without enough food, and I stand helpless before their tears because I cannot provide milk, diapers, or medicine for them.
My newborn twins are still so fragile, and their tiny bodies need constant nutrition and care 🍼💔
But our situation has become far beyond my ability to handle, while my other children face hunger, cold, and fear every day.
For many days, we have not received any donations or help, and our situation keeps getting worse with every passing hour.
I try to stay strong for my children, but my heart breaks every night when I see them suffering and I have nothing to protect them with.
Every second now is precious ⏳
Every act of kindness could be the reason my children survive 🙏
I am not asking for the impossible — only for a chance for my children to live safely, stay together, and have hope for another tomorrow.
Please, from the bottom of my heart, do not ignore our suffering 💔
Any small donation could help me buy milk, diapers, food, and medicine for my children.
I am Najah, living with my twin children in a tent. As the tanks approached the area where we are staying, my fear was no longer for myself, but for my two little children who need safety more than anything else. All I hope for is that this danger passes peacefully and that I can protect them from being displaced once again.
Please donate $25, $50, $100, or any amount you can give 🤲
Every contribution, no matter how small, can make a real difference in my children’s lives.
And if you cannot donate, please share our story everywhere you can 📢
Your compassion may reach someone who can save my children before it is too late.
I beg you — stop here, donate, share, and choose kindness before this silence becomes another tragedy for my family.
Thank you to everyone who listened to our pain 🌸
Your kindness today could give my children another chance at life and safety.
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From the heart of Gaza, we reach out to you with deep pain and a plea for help… amelia romain needs your support for Help Wedad's family in
So, in 1953, a bunch of guys (136 of them) attacked two barracks in Cuba which sparked the Cuban Revolution. half of them survived. Of course, they came back after being in exile in 1956, and went on to overthrow the aforementioned regime in 1959.
oh id also fuck Che Guevara
I think history is weird and awesome.
To be clear I do not uncritically support him or all the things he did. But it was education and the reframing of my perspectives to suit a materialist approach that led me to stop assigning the abuses of that period exclusively to Stalin as an individual
Let's see if I get some hateful anons for this. Would be funny
But in all seriousness Stalin is characterised as some inherently psychotic brute far too often, and I've noticed there is also racism underlying that too sometimes
But in reality even during Stalin's worst periods of leadership it was more his and the leadership's paranoid and sometimes irresponsible response to real (and serious) threats that led to excessive violence, rather than some innate desire for violence. Even considering the purges and the absolutely unjust imprisonment of many ordinary, innocent people, Anna Louise Strong recalled that many of the victims were ardent communists (as in ordinary people, not high-level government officials)
Which would indicate that there very likely was some degree of external infiltration or malicious intent somewhere in the leadership of the political police. Because what reason would Stalin or other well-intentioned Soviet leaders have to imprison their most loyal supporters?
ijust woke up from a dream where i was in the hospital and these two dweebs were in beds next to me (che fell headfirst out of a tree and i think fidel shot himself on accident??) and they wouldn’t stop talking about their minecraft server and i was trying to join the conversation but they kept ignoring me. Chuds.
I am so sick of people treating Aleida like some kind of annoyance or accessory to Che, rather than a whole human being and a revolutionary in her own right. She joined the 26th of July Movement in 1956, when she was only 19, and fought for the revolution with her life
She is an incredibly courageous and resilient person who deserves our admiration, and even today, she has never given up on the revolution
