Son of Gaza/🎪 artist/juggler/wannabe survivor/founder of projectallegria/21💔💔 IG: its_khalil.2 X: @itsKhalil_2 https://chuffed.org/project/hope-for-khalil-help-him-write-a-new-beginning-090860300-1777836353
Less than few days to the world play day a global celebration instituited to remember to the world of the value of playing as an act of growth and freedom. You can play the biggest role in this, by supporting a project that Is unparalleled in ❤️Aza.
We are not receiving donations right now, and this is so sad.
Our goal should not be of secondary importance. Because education shapes the future.
ProjectAllegria is a Non Profit Organization, based in Italy and operating in Gaza. It is based on the principle of Steinerian education, wi
Less than few days to the world play day a global celebration instituited to remember to the world of the value of playing as an act of growth and freedom. You can play the biggest role in this, by supporting a project that Is unparalleled in ❤️Aza.
We are not receiving donations right now, and this is so sad.
Our goal should not be of secondary importance. Because education shapes the future.
ProjectAllegria is a Non Profit Organization, based in Italy and operating in Gaza. It is based on the principle of Steinerian education, wi
Being here makes someone selfish. But I still think that there is nothing more valuable in a life time, than being here for others. Less than a week to #worldplayday, and still our project came to a sudden halt. We want to organize play therapy activities in a clean and safe space, provide the kids with sensory materials, and possibly, new clothes. 🥺 Please, comment, reblog, spam everywhere, and donate even less than a little.
Make this project your own, and watch it grow, thanks to you. One day, you could be the one visiting these kids.
ProjectAllegria is a Non Profit Organization, based in Italy and operating in Gaza. It is based on the principle of Steinerian education, wi
Only 17 days until the 28th of May, I want to organize I want to organize a big event dedicated to funding children in the Gaza Strip in honor of International #DayofPlay, which will be held on May 28th, with the association I volunteer with: Project Allegria. But we are nothing without your support. Please check the link here and follow the on Instagram.
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I am khalil, my name means "friend", and how friendly I am, everybody knows. I am a circus artist, a juggler, a lover of life. The help you give me now, sparks hope in my community. Because I am committed in bringing Joy everywhere.
But I Need support myself.
we are still at 1% of my goal.
DISCLAIMER: THE AMOUNT YOU SEE ON THIS CAMPAIGN, IS NOT THE ACTUAL AMOUNT KHALIL HAS IN HIS HANDS. EVERY TIME HE COLLECTS 1000, HE WITHDRAWS
Why are Palestinians asking for money?" — Let’s talk facts. 🇵🇸
I’ve seen this question popping up, and it’s time to address it with pragmatism and ground-level reality. When you see families from Gaza sharing crowdfunding links, it’s not a "choice"—it’s a desperate response to a total economic collapse.
Here is the practical reality of why financial aid is a matter of life and death right now:
1. Total Economic Paralysis
Since October 2023, the economy in Gaza hasn't just slowed down; it has ceased to exist.
Unemployment: Private sector unemployment is effectively at 100%.
Destruction: Factories, farms, and small businesses have been leveled. There is no "going to work" when your workplace is rubble and the streets are a conflict zone.
2. War-Zone Hyperinflation
When supply chains are cut off, the price of surviving skyrockets.
The Cost of Living: Goods that used to cost a few dollars (like flour, clean water, or basic hygiene products) now cost 10x to 20x their original price on the black market due to extreme scarcity.
Cash Scarcity: Most banks and ATMs have been destroyed. Accessing what’s left of your own savings often requires paying predatory fees to middlemen just to get physical cash.
3. The "Exit" Tolls
For many, the goal isn't just to buy food—it’s to get their children to safety.
Coordination Fees: To cross the border (when possible), "coordination fees" charged by private agencies can range from $5,000 to $10,000 per person. For a family of five, that is a fortune no average person has sitting in their pocket, especially after losing their home.
4. Infrastructure is Gone
There is no public water, no power grid, and no municipal services.
Everything—from a liter of drinking water to a few hours of solar-powered phone charging—must be paid for out of pocket. In a siege, poverty is a death sentence.
So many people asking about this, so whenever I get the chance to answer, I am glad to do it. We were not like this. We used to be able to work, we had beautiful houses, nice clothes, clean food. But the job market is now destroyed, as well as our houses, and our lives. Mutual aid is the thing that gives back dignity and hope.
DISCLAIMER: THE AMOUNT YOU SEE ON THIS CAMPAIGN, IS NOT THE ACTUAL AMOUNT KHALIL HAS IN HIS HANDS. EVERY TIME HE COLLECTS 1000, HE WITHDRAWS
Also, regardless of your feelings on human nature or anything, I think that a world where children can go to school without fearing being bombed from an ocean away is a world worth aspiring to and worth fighting for. Okay we might never abolish war because the inherent human nature or whatever mighty idealism you have. We could at least try to stop these wars, though?
Why are Palestinians asking for money?" — Let’s talk facts. 🇵🇸
I’ve seen this question popping up, and it’s time to address it with pragmatism and ground-level reality. When you see families from Gaza sharing crowdfunding links, it’s not a "choice"—it’s a desperate response to a total economic collapse.
Here is the practical reality of why financial aid is a matter of life and death right now:
1. Total Economic Paralysis
Since October 2023, the economy in Gaza hasn't just slowed down; it has ceased to exist.
Unemployment: Private sector unemployment is effectively at 100%.
Destruction: Factories, farms, and small businesses have been leveled. There is no "going to work" when your workplace is rubble and the streets are a conflict zone.
2. War-Zone Hyperinflation
When supply chains are cut off, the price of surviving skyrockets.
The Cost of Living: Goods that used to cost a few dollars (like flour, clean water, or basic hygiene products) now cost 10x to 20x their original price on the black market due to extreme scarcity.
Cash Scarcity: Most banks and ATMs have been destroyed. Accessing what’s left of your own savings often requires paying predatory fees to middlemen just to get physical cash.
3. The "Exit" Tolls
For many, the goal isn't just to buy food—it’s to get their children to safety.
Coordination Fees: To cross the border (when possible), "coordination fees" charged by private agencies can range from $5,000 to $10,000 per person. For a family of five, that is a fortune no average person has sitting in their pocket, especially after losing their home.
4. Infrastructure is Gone
There is no public water, no power grid, and no municipal services.
Everything—from a liter of drinking water to a few hours of solar-powered phone charging—must be paid for out of pocket. In a siege, poverty is a death sentence.
