Help us build home quickly

Family

Help us build home quickly
Dear Sir / Madam, My name is Shashikala, and I am a 24-year-old woman living in Sri Lanka. I am writing to you with deep sadness and sincere hope, seeking humanitarian support for myself and my family, who are currently going through an extremely difficult time. I lost my mother due to a tragic incident, and since then, our lives have become unbearable. My father is permanently disabled — he has lost both of his hands and is unable to work or care for himself. I also have a younger brother and a younger sister, but my sister is suffering from a serious mental illness and needs medical attention and constant care. We are currently living in a temporary shelter with no stable income, no government assistance, and no relatives who can support us. I am the only one trying to take care of my family, and I am struggling every day to manage even our basic needs — food, medicine, and a safe place to live. With great humility, I am requesting any support you can offer: Help in building or finding a permanent shelter Financial support for daily needs and medical expenses Assistance for my father as a disabled person Medical help for my mentally ill sister Any other form of humanitarian aid, guidance, or referral to relevant organizations I am not asking for anything beyond the basics needed to live with safety and dignity. Your support, however small, would mean everything to us and give us hope for a better future. Thank you very much for taking the time to read my letter. Please consider our request, and if you are able to help in any way — directly or by referring us to someone who can — we would be forever grateful. Sincerely, Shashikala Sri Lanka Phone / WhatsApp 0722000005 Email: lakshikal246@gmail.com

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Hot meals 4 Starved Palestinian Kids in north Gaza

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Hot meals 4 Starved Palestinian Kids in north Gaza
My name is Hani Almadhoun, and my family and friends live in the North of Gaza, Palestine. Most aid is being blocked at the border, and there isn’t nearly enough to fight back the famine or save my loved ones. So we decided to do something about it. My brother, Mahmoud Almadhoun, and his friends volunteered to start a soup kitchen in Bait Lahia, to provide hot meals to friends and neighbors. They bought four large pots, purchased wood for the fire, and risked their lives to dig up potatoes. They also purchased tomato paste and cooking oil, and three hours later, 120 families had food for the day. The next day 150 starved families ate from the kitchen. Word spread rapidly, and the next day, even more neighbors arrived. Mahmoud sprang into action, venturing out to procure ingredients for a fresh meal. He returned with leafy greens, onions, and mushrooms, crafting a new dish that was as delightful as it was nourishing. The kitchen's capacity has now expanded to accommodate meals for up to 3000 people daily, and the numbers continue to grow. For many, this was their first substantial meal in days, and the departure from canned food was a welcomed change that filled hearts with gratitude. You may wonder why these individuals can accomplish something that few have managed to do in the heart of starvation in Gaza. That would be a fair question. First, Bait Lahia has some farms where veggies and wild greens are now in season. We made sure they had the money to purchase these hard-to-find items. Additionally, they are located in the heart of the market, so they can easily spot any of these veggies and cooking essentials arriving at the market. They have also visited farms close to the Green Line to find veggies and have been lucky a few times. Once, they purchased overgrown zucchinis that should have been picked weeks ago. Mom and my sisters lovingly wake up early to peel and prep the food for the day's meals. Your assistance can help us bring sustenance to an area with minimal aid, where children face the harsh reality of starvation. This personal initiative, coordinated with our family in North Gaza, ensures transparency. Your contribution, starting at five dollars, can provide a hot meal to desperate families enduring challenging conditions, intentionally isolated from the rest of the world. Your $5, 0000 will go a long way with this initiative. We also need you to pray for their safety as they do this heroic work. The funds from GoFundMe will be transferred to this crew in Gaza to make sure they still do this work.

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Urgent Help for Janaka

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Urgent Help for Janaka
Title: Lifeline for New Father, Janaka: Help Me Pay Urgent Debts & Secure Our Future in Senegal Campaign Story My name is Janaka Chaminda Ukwattage, and I am a 50-year-old Sri Lankan man working here in the Maldives. I am writing to you with a sincere and urgent plea for help. On June 28, 2025, my beautiful baby boy was born, and while he is the greatest joy of my life, his arrival has intensified the immense financial pressure I have been struggling under for years. I am not asking for a luxury; I am asking for a chance to stand on solid ground, clear my debts, and build a safe, stable future for my family in a new country. I. The Immediate Crisis: Debt and a Looming Housing Threat My current situation is defined by overwhelming financial burdens that threaten the stability of my family and my personal integrity: Mortgage for My Family’s Home (Sri Lanka): I must pay $480 USD every month until 2029 to Sampath Bank to keep the only home my wife and new son have. Missing payments means losing our shelter. Debts to Colleagues: The most difficult part is the debt I owe to eight hardworking people I work with here in the Maldives. I have had to borrow to survive over the past 2–3 years and have been unable to pay them back. I need to clear these debts to restore my honor and my working relationships. II. The Phase One Goal: Regaining Stability (The Urgent Need) I am seeking to raise $8,200 USD to cover only the most immediate and critical needs: clearing the debts owed to my colleagues and making a mortgage payment to secure our home for another month. Purpose Amount (USD) Immediate Debts to Colleagues (8 People) $7,200 [List of 8 names and specific amounts totaling $7,200] Immediate Mortgage Payment $480 One month’s payment for Sampath Bank Housing Loan (Essential to secure our home) $480 Contingency/Transfer Fees $520 Covering transfer fees and a small buffer for immediate essentials (food/formula) $520 TOTAL GOAL (PHASE ONE) $8,200 Your support for this first phase is a critical lifeline. It will immediately free up my monthly income, allowing me to focus my entire current salary on my family's survival and making future mortgage payments on time. III. The Vision: A New Beginning in Senegal (The Future Solution) For the long-term future and to give my baby boy the best life, I have developed a plan for a new beginning: relocating my family to Senegal, where I have identified new job opportunities. I am working every path I can, but the total cost for this move—which includes securing a new job contract, essential family travel, visa fees, and the first three months of housing in a new country—is immense. The full relocation cost is approximately $49,700 USD (15,000,000 Sri Lankan Rupees). This is the ultimate dream: to put the cycle of debt behind us and move to a place where I can build a strong, self-sufficient life for my wife and son. If, by the grace of God and the generosity of donors, we exceed our initial $8,200 goal, every single extra dollar will be channeled directly into this Senegal Relocation Fund. IV. My Sincere Promise I understand the gravity of asking for such help. I promise full transparency. I will use the funds exactly as listed and will post regular updates—with receipts and photos—showing the debts being paid and the impact on my family’s life. Please, give me a chance to secure my family’s home, clear my name, and pursue the future in Senegal that my baby boy deserves. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Janaka Chaminda Ukwattage (Father, Husband, and Worker trying to do the right thing)

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