My name is Asmaa, and I am from Gaza. We have lost everything — our home, our work, and all sense of stability. We have nothing left.
My mother is elderly and urgently needs eye surgery. The operation costs $3,000, and the treatment is expensive and not available here. She is in pain, and I am afraid she may lose her sight.
My father is also suffering from severe malnutrition and dehydration. One bottle of mineral water costs more than $10, and we struggle every day just to provide the basics.
Please stand with us. Any donation, no matter how small, can help us afford water, medicine, and my mother’s surgery. We truly need your support. 🙏
My name is Asmaa, and I am writing to you on behalf .of my family… Ahmed Abukhatro needs your support for Help a Displaced Family in Ga
My name is Asmaa, and I am from Gaza. We have lost everything — our home, our work, and all sense of stability. We have nothing left.
My mother is elderly and urgently needs eye surgery. The operation costs $3,000, and the treatment is expensive and not available here. She is in pain, and I am afraid she may lose her sight.
My father is also suffering from severe malnutrition and dehydration. One bottle of mineral water costs more than $10, and we struggle every day just to provide the basics.
Please stand with us. Any donation, no matter how small, can help us afford water, medicine, and my mother’s surgery. We truly need your support. 🙏
My name is Asmaa, and I am writing to you on behalf .of my family… Ahmed Abukhatro needs your support for Help a Displaced Family in Ga
My mother is dying right now without the heart device she needs to survive.
I am watching her slip away and I can’t save her alone.
We need $500 today that’s just $20 from 25 people.
Please help me save her donate or reblog.
Today is the first day of Eid
and I’m at the hospital beside my mother, unable to celebrate while she is between life and death.
If my mother dies, it may be because this plea didn’t reach the right person please don’t let it stop with you.
We lost our home, our safety, and everything we owned.
We are living among the ruins, just trying to survive.
My child is sick and needs continuous treatment and a surgical operation we cannot afford.
My second son is suffering from malnutrition. He has developed a skin rash due to insects and the harsh environment we are forced to live in.
Their father lost part of his foot during the war, and his other foot is at risk. He lives in constant pain and needs medical care we are unable to provide.
We are not asking for pity.
We are asking for a chance to live.
Please do not forget Gaza.
Do not forget the families who are still fighting pain every single day.
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I was working as a sports trainer and my wife was an accountant in a company Our children are completing their education in their schools. I
In an increasingly cruel world, you were the mercy that never failed us… I am from Gaza, and from the depths of my pain and the aching leg that hinders me, I wrote the story of my little daughter who didn't dream of much… just new clothes to make her happy for Eid. I never expected my story to reach your hearts so quickly… I never imagined there was so much goodness in this world. To everyone who donated, to everyone who shared the post, to everyone who prayed for us in secret… you didn't just help us, you restored our hope and brought joy to the heart of a child who was waiting for Eid with shy eyes. But the journey isn't over yet… there is still need, and there are still little hearts waiting for joy.
Help Ahmed Nasr Walk Again: A Urgent Call for Support
My name is Ahmed Nasr, a young man… Ahmed Nasr needs your support for Support me so I
If 25 people donate $10 each, you can bring joy to a little child who dreams of new clothes like other children.
No matter how small the donation, it gives happiness and hope to a child and a grieving family living through the most difficult and tragic circumstances due to war and siege. Please help me so I can save my family.
Today is Eid… People wear new clothes, laugh, and visit each other, while I’m just trying to stay strong. On the outside, I might look fine, but inside there’s a pain that can’t be expressed. I’ve lost things that can never be replaced, and I carry responsibilities bigger than myself. Some people find joy in Eid, while for others it reminds them of everything they’ve lost. Still, I hold on to hope… hope that tomorrow will be easier, and that God will compensate for all that was lost. Remember, there are people who need your support, and even a small word or gesture can make a huge difference.
I’m kaci from Idaho, I’m making this campaign on the behalf of hazem Mohammed albardawil, f… Kaci M needs your support for Support Hazem's J
I urgently need help to buy a water tank for my family. The cost is $200 and we cannot afford it right now. Clean water is becoming very difficult to get. Any small support can make a big difference for us. Please help if you can. 🙏💔
Could you please quote or boost my post? I urgently need a water storage tank. I haven’t received any donations yet, and I still need $200. Any support or repost would make a big difference for me and my family. 🙏💔
Learn about the #SayHerName Campaign which uplifts the Black women, girls, and femmes lost to police violence.
"After the police killings of Eric Garner and Michael Brown in 2014, thousands gathered to protest anti-Black police brutality that December. We joined the march under a banner with the names of Black women killed by police. While Garner’s and Brown’s deaths justifiably sparked a wave of nationwide protest over lethal police killings, the public silence around Black women demonstrated that the killings of Michelle Cusseaux had yet to be memorialized in widespread activation and denunciation. So, we began chanting “Say! Her! Name!” and the #SayHerName campaign was born to cut through this disturbing reality and resist the invisibility of Black women, girls, and femmes by telling their stories of police violence.
The following year, the #SayHerName Mothers Network — a community of mothers and family members of Black women, girls and femmes killed by police violence—was created and brought together to attend the first ever #SayHerName vigil in Union Square. The Mothers Network emerged from the campaign as a recognition of the isolation and “loss of the loss” experienced by the family members. There was an urgent need to redefine a communal care ethic to support family members in the aftermath of police violence, as well as public failure to acknowledge the police killings of their daughters and siblings.
Over the course of ten years, this campaign has grown to provide an analytical framework to understand the ways in which Black women, girls, and femmes lives are not only taken by state-sanctioned violence, but then further erased by public silence."
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