[image description: six screenshots of @raindovemodel's instagram stories, all of which are primarily composed of black, all caps text against a white background (i have changed this to lowercase for easier readability). the screenshots read as follows.
"we've confirmed that we still have a window to do this evac in and we are going to try to make it to that window before it closes.
the following slides are links to help us save as many lives as possible.
a legal evac is $5,000-10,000 per adult. $2,500-5.000 per child.
we don't get charged unless the people cross the border safely. but we can't start the process of applying until we show we have the money.
every evac we have applied for through our route has been successful. zero failures.
netanyahu's forces will invade and assault rafah. this is our one chance and only shot to get as many out as possible before there is a forced march to another encampment that several won't survive.
we are going to do everything we can to evac these folx.
we will document everything as we normally do. our team is very tight knit and internationally rooted around the planet.
your name will be placed on a flag for the evacuee you helped to cross to hold- we have gotten consent to document this process because of the magnitude of expense. it has to be this way to fight the naysayers.
if for any reason- at all- in any way- circumstances change and rhe border ks relocated or closed? we will take every penny raised and pay for every single prosthetic needed by ausfeile survivors in four key hospitals holding amputee survivors.
if the funds raised exceed $40k we will hold a few mass giveaways to pay the rent of displaced gazan palestinian refugees as well as medical bills for those requiring pain managemnt, insulin or dialysis. none of which are covered by egypt."
"a couple notes before links
Q: why not use gofundme or a fundraising website? why just paypal, venmo, zelle?
well. this needs a fast, within days turn around. troops are encircling rafah now. this process is started. we do no have long to operate. gofundme can take a while to get the cash and often freezes the funds. i did think of the justgiving fundraiser in paypal- but it only allows $20k to be raised at a time. plus some people are boycotting paypal. so these are the tastes methods. i know it's not to everyone's desire- but we have excellent oversight and documentation. you've seen first hand the work we have done so far... we absolutely are the real deal. with several witnesses involved. i will also update rhe community regularly on where we are at and even provide screenshots of money being sent off to the groundteam.
Q: can you really pay for all the prosthetics in 4 hospitals?
yes- for the lost part most cases we can cover. i have even personally visited every single person in two of them. our team has visited every single person overall.
we are well connected to a team of doctors who will do the fitting and therapy required (covered by egyot). the only cost not covered is the prosthetic. for this we will have evidence of going into the hospital, of the payment being made, and often even the final result. without exploiting the person of course."
"Q: so the remaining funds- if not used for evacuations or prosthetics- will be used for rent/medical/education for gazan palestinian refugees in egypt?
yes. the funds will be handed out in a mass giveaway where families sre invited to a pop up shop full of free clothing, homegoods, toys and more.
their identity is verified along with their circumstances.
we assess and verify their medical needs and provide funds + resources for rent. food, medical relief and even education kits for the kids. (since many gazans aren't allowed to enroll in school in egypt).
we document every bit of this process and post here onto my stories. as well as onto the website that's coming shortly.
if your money went towards this project you will see your name on a cash aid envelope or a general aid package folder (for medical aid) handed over to the case.
the day will be documented by internationals and local aid workers alike. as it has always been."
above the text on this slide is a zelle QR code. the text continues - "and for good measure here's our zelle option.
we will be having a gofundme available and open by @bodegacatx as well shortly. but for race against time reasons we have started with these three instant options.
our mission team is @thefruitydyke @wanderinglys @travelmomentcaptures @sufimysushi @saosan.sings @tezetazul @yolanda.barea.33 @lizlezius @travelmomentcaptures @glaiket @merryfet. @zedsayre several locals on the ground (unnamed for protection) as well as a few folx hiding behind the scenes."
on this slide are two QR codes, one for paypal and one for venmo. under the paypal QR, text reads "scan to pay raindove dubilewski". above the venmo QR is a link which reads "donate via venmo here", and smaller, different coloured text directly above the QR reads "@rain-dubilewski".
back in the black, all caps text that's been used for most of raindove's writing, they continue: "here's how to use a QR code: screenshot this story. open photos to this screenshot. tap the QR code you want. the link will pop up. voila."
the paypal and venmo QR codes described above are on this slide too. the text continues: "please put "rafah" in the message portion of the donation so we know it's this project specificly! and if you want your name different from what's on your payment app (or anonymous) also note that."
here's images of just the QR codes incase anyone needs them individually with screenreader-readable labels
(also: in the screenshot of this one in the original posy this QR is slightly covered by the username that appears at the top of instagram stories, so i went and got a screenshot without that, so if that's messing up your ability to scan it you can try this version!)
izzy806
prguitarman
gummygunk
ellievsbear
romaincrisis
titsay
origamiaround
