Help a Family of 8 Survive in a Tent in Gaza

Emergency

Help a Family of 8 Survive in a Tent in Gaza
My name is Wissam Madi. Alongside my husband, we are the proud parents of six wonderful children. We once had a beautiful life in our home in the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood. It was more than just a house; it was the center of our universe, a place filled with our children's laughter, our shared dreams, and a lifetime of memories. Then, the war took everything from us. Our home was completely destroyed, reduced to rubble. In a single moment, we lost not only our shelter but every single possession we owned. We escaped with only the clothes on our backs. We have nothing left. Today, my husband, our six children, and I live in a small, cramped tent in Khan Younis. This is our reality now. This thin sheet of fabric is all that separates our family from the street. It offers no real protection from the biting cold of the night or the intense heat of the day. As parents, our greatest pain is watching our children suffer and seeing the immense burden on my husband as he struggles daily to find our next meal. We are not asking to rebuild our home; that dream feels impossible right now. We are simply asking for your help to survive. Your donation will be used immediately for our most critical needs: Food and Clean Water: To provide essential nutrition for our children and ensure they have safe water to drink. Rent for the Land Under Our Tent: To secure this small patch of ground so we don’t lose even this last resort of shelter and end up completely exposed. Every single contribution, no matter the size, is a lifeline. It is a message of hope that helps us endure this nightmare. You are our best hope for survival. Thank you for your compassion. May you and your loved ones always be safe.

$514 raised Of $50,000

HELP SUPPORT THE ANIMALS OF LEBANON

Animal

HELP SUPPORT THE ANIMALS OF LEBANON
Hi! My name is Sarah I am 24 years old and at 17 I decided to change my path and focus on saving animals from the streets of Lebanon. The streets of Lebanon are not kind for the animals, cats and dogs are abused on a daily basis in ways you cannot imagine. Everyday, I encounter dogs and cats that are shot, abused, beaten, neglected, they’re unwanted everywhere they go and there’s no hope for them here. Since I was 17, I rescued more than 300 animals, successfully rehomed more than 100 dogs and cats across the globe (Switzerland, France, Canada, USA, Spain, Uk) I work extremely hard so I can give them the life they deserve, while they are in Lebanon, they are given the best veterinary care possible then they move to paid facilities where they will be rehabilitated until they’re healthy enough to travel abroad. This mission became very big, I currently have more than 160 animals directly under my care and I am responsible for far too many on the streets where I feed them and care for them. My monthly expenses became huge, I have a full time job on top of the rescuing and things became impossible to maintain with the increase of the prices of everything. The war that took place in 2024 made things worse, too many animals were affected and I had to be available and take all of them. Now there’s a monthly struggle to raise the amounts needed to cover everything that goes into the rescue of these babies, from their food, boarding fees, medical etc… I am simply drowning in bills and for the first time in many years, I am obliged to stop rescuing due to lack of funds. The first to be directly affected are the stray animals that wait for me everyday to feed them. I am praying everyday that my situation changes so I can keep going. I am a registered NGO (501c3) EIN: 33-4885367 If you wish to follow my work, I am very active on Social Media, mainly Instagram. One of my dogs got featured on the Dodo. My instagram page is: @rescuing_in_lebanon If you wish to support my work please don’t hesitate to reach out for more information. Thank you!!

$9,177 raised Of $100,000

Education Fund - Support through Donation

Education

Education Fund - Support through Donation
In Gombak, many children in tahfiz schools dedicate their days to memorising the Qur’an with hope and discipline, yet behind their devotion are very real struggles—limited funds, unsafe facilities, and the need for proper food, books, and shelter. With more than 600 tahfiz schools in Selangor still struggling to meet standards, tahfiz schools in Gombak is working hard to provide a safe and nurturing environment, but we cannot do it alone. Your contribution—whether small or large—will help upgrade classrooms and dormitories, support teachers, and give these children the chance to learn and grow in dignity. By donating, you are not just helping a school—you are investing in the future of children who dream of carrying the light of the Qur’an into their families and communities. That's why we created this Fundraise,— to help these children with school fees, books, food, and a safe place to learn. You can be part of their journey. Even a small donation can help a child stay in school and reach their dreams. Support the Huffaz Education Fund – Change a Life Through Knowledge "Every child deserves the chance to dream, to learn, and to build a better future — regardless of their background." We believe that education is not a privilege — it is a right. Sadly, many of our bright and deserving students come from underprivileged families who struggle to afford even the most basic school necessities. From tuition fees and school uniforms to books, meals, and transportation — the costs quickly become overwhelming for many. That’s why we’ve launched the Huffaz Education Fund — a dedicated initiative to ensure that no student is left behind simply because they were born into hardship. Your Donation = Real Impact Every RM10, RM50, or RM100 brings a child closer to staying in school — and staying hopeful. Let’s Make Their Dreams Possible We are not just raising funds. We are raising future doctors, teachers, engineers, and leaders. By donating , you’re not just giving money — you’re giving a child a chance to rise. "They may not remember your name, but they will never forget the opportunity you gave them." Donate today. Share widely. Be the reason a child continues to dream.

$2 raised Of $130,000

Support angel Georges azar

Medical

Support angel Georges azar
Give hope to baby Georges Azar, Age 6, Fight Cerebral Palsy (Spastic Quadriplegia). Georges is a bright, loving 6-year-old boy from Zahlé, Lebanon, living with cerebral palsy, which has caused spastic quadriplegia. Along with this, Georges faces developmental delay, low vision, difficulties with sensation, severe speech challenges, painful spasms, and epilepsy (currently controlled with medication). He needs intensive therapies, medical equipment, and specialized treatment to improve his comfort, mobility, and quality of life. Your support will fund therapies, equipment, and care that can help Georges stand, play, speak and smile more freely. About Georges : Georges, affectionately called baby Georges by his family, lives in Zahlé, a historic city in Lebanon’s Beqaa Valley. He is a gentle, curious little boy who loves spending time with his family and lights up at the idea of going on a road trip with his loving sisters and enjoys listening to music. Despite his daily struggles, he greets the world with courage and warmth. Our greatest wish is to give Georges the chance to grow, learn, and enjoy the childhood he deserves — with less pain and more independence. Medical Background : Georges was diagnosed with cerebral palsy (spastic quadriplegia), the most severe form of CP. This condition affects all four of his limbs and his trunk, causing constant muscle stiffness, weakness, limited movement and difficulties to sleep at night. In addition, Georges faces: Developmental delay, making milestones like walking, talking, and learning much harder to reach. Low vision, which affects how he explores the world and connects with people around him. Problems with sensation, making touch and physical awareness difficult. Severe speech challenges, limiting his ability to communicate his needs and feelings. Spasms, which are painful and exhausting for him. Epilepsy, which thankfully is controlled with daily medication but requires ongoing monitoring and care. Living in Zahlé, Lebanon, makes it even harder for Georges to access the intensive therapies and specialized medical support he needs. Many treatments, equipment, and rehabilitation services are either unavailable locally or extremely costly for families. What Georges Needs Now : My wife and I dedicate the majority of our earnings to making Georges better, but unfortunately his medical needs require far more than we can manage — while also caring for his two loving sisters, ages 12 and 11, who need our attention and support as well. Georges’s medical team at American University of Beirut medical center (AUBMC) recommends: Intensive therapy: physical (25/Month), occupational (8/Month), speech (8/Month), sleep therapies and vision therapies. Adaptive equipment: wheelchair/adaptive stroller, standing frame, gait trainer, custom seating, orthotics. Medical care: spasticity management (such as Botox or medications), epilepsy monitoring, orthopedic follow-up, imaging, and pain management. Home modifications: safe seating, ramps, feeding supports, and sensory aids. Travel & logistics: Equipped car compatible for wheelchair for transportation. How Your Donation Helps: Every contribution will go directly toward Georges’s care. Donations will cover: Therapy programs. Adaptive equipment & orthotics Afo and Kafo (to be replaced as he grows). Medical procedures, visits & medications. Travel & logistics Home modifications & essential supplies. We will share receipts, updates, and progress reports so every donor can see the difference they are making. How You Can Help : Donate: No gift is too small — every amount counts. Share: Please spread Georges’s story on social media and with your community. Connect: If you know organizations, therapists, or foundations that support children with cerebral palsy, we would be grateful for introductions. Thank you for standing with Georges. With your help, Georges can access the therapy and care he urgently needs to ease his challenges and find joy in life’s little milestones. We’ll post regular updates so you can follow his progress and know exactly how your kindness is helping. Contact : +961 71 646416 (Tarek Azar, Georges father). eMail: angel.georgesazar@gmail.com tarekazar5@gmail.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/angel_georges_azar IBAN : LB43003900000003002866609001 USD LB71003900000002602866609002 EUR LB98003900000002602866609001 USD WISH : 30801978-03

$31,188 raised Of $50,000

Help Kazem survive from the genocide in Gaza

Emergency

Help Kazem survive from the genocide in Gaza
My name is Kazem Abd El Karim Kazem Dughmush, and I’m a 12-year-old boy from Gaza City, Palestine. I am fundraising for my immediate and extended family, who have lost everything in the ongoing war. We used to live a quiet and hopeful life. I was studying at the British International School in Gaza, and I dreamed of continuing my education in the UK. But on October 7, 2023, everything changed. The war destroyed our home, our school, our shops—and our future. Who We Are I live with my father, Abd El Karim Kazem Dughmush, my mother, and my two younger siblings. My sister, who is still a baby, was severely burned in an airstrike. After three surgeries and 20 days in intensive care, she still needs urgent care abroad, but the siege prevents us from leaving. She is in pain every day. My father was once supported by his late father, Kazem Dughmush, a respected businessman. Together, they managed family businesses that supported 19 families—all of whom are now displaced and suffering. We come from a large extended family: 16 brothers and their families, and our grandmother. All of us are now without homes, jobs, food, or medicine. Why We Are Fundraising We are raising funds to: • Treat my baby sister's burns and help evacuate her to a country where she can get full medical care • Buy food, water, medicine, and clothing for our family and extended relatives • Support 16 families (mostly children and women) who lost everything due to bombings • Rebuild a minimal, dignified life away from the ruins and ashes How the Funds Will Be Used All funds will go directly to Abd El Karim Kazem Dughmush, my father and our family’s caretaker, who is currently in northern Gaza. He will distribute the funds to: • Pay for medical treatment and applications for medical evacuation • Purchase emergency food and clean water from the limited local sources • Provide clothing and hygiene items for the children in the family • Rent or shelter space if available, outside the severely affected northern areas We will maintain receipts, records, and updates to ensure full transparency for every dollar spent. If we are able to travel, we will also use part of the funds to relocate safely and seek treatment for my sister. Our Current Reality We have lost more than 200 relatives, including my 7-month-old cousin, who died from white phosphorous burns. We sleep in tents or destroyed buildings, eating animal feed just to stay alive. There is no school, no future, and no safety here. Please, if you can help us, we will never forget it. Final Note We are not raising funds for any political or armed effort—only for humanitarian survival. Your donation will save lives, bring medical hope to my sister, and help children like me dream again. If you cannot donate, please share this story. Help the world hear our voice. With gratitude, Kazem Abd El Karim Kazem Dughmush 12 years old – Gaza City, Palestine Raising funds for the Dughmush family and 16 extended families.

$302 raised Of $100,000

💔 From Panic to Collapse — Trying to Survive

Medical

💔 From Panic to Collapse — Trying to Survive
"وأمّا من كان له معيشة العالم، ونظر أخاه محتاجاً، وأغلق أحشاءه عنه، فكيف تثبت محبّة اللّه فيه؟". لكل حدا عم يقرأ، أنا بترجّاك تساعدني، المساعدة لو قد ما كانت قليلة رح تكون من خلالها عم تعطي حياة جديدة ليلّي محتاجها، ورح إذكرك بصلاتي تهالنعمة يلّي رح تساعدني فيها تتضاعف إلك. بتشكّركن من كل قلبي❤️ "If Anyone Has Material Possessions And Sees A Brother Or Sister In Need, But Has No Pity On Them, How Can The Love Of God Be In That Person?". To whomever is reading this, I beg you for help. The help and no matter how little it is, will be a reason to save the life of the one receiving it, as I will mention you in my prayers so this help that you gave me multiplies. I thank you from the bottom of my heart❤️. !!!!!URGENT PLEASE, JEAN IS IN NEED FOR URGENT HOSPITALIZATION AND LEGAL ASSISTANCE. FINANCIALS ARE TIGHT AND TILL DATE NO HELP WAS FOUND, PLEASE.!!!! Donations are accepted online or via Whish Money to 70169933, Thank You! 💔 I’m Struggling with Severe PTSD & Panic Disorder and Severe MDD with Sever Suicidal Thoughts — Please Help Me Find a Way Out 💔 My name is Jean, I’m 33 years old, and for the first time in my life, I am writing these words with no strength left to hide behind a smile or pretend I'm okay. For years, I’ve been suffering in silence — battling traumas, panic attacks, and a deep, persistent fear that often leaves me gasping for air, frozen in place, or even unconscious. What started as moments of panic I tried to manage privately has now taken over my life. Since January, my condition has worsened. The panic attacks come daily, without warning. My heart races, I shake uncontrollably, I lose my ability to speak or move. I often pass out, completely unaware of my surroundings. I usually hide in the bathroom so my mother and brother don’t see me like this — I didn’t want them to worry. But things have spiraled beyond what I can carry alone. What Happened I work as an insurance agent, collecting client payments and forwarding them to the two companies I work with: Solidarity Mutual Fund and Securite Assurance. On December 7, 2024, while waiting in Baabda for a client, I had a panic attack. I was disoriented and overwhelmed. In those vulnerable minutes, I was robbed. Again, on May 1, 2025, after undergoing thyroid tests and other medical procedures at St. Michel Medical Center in Dbayeh, I avoided the elevator due to anxiety and took the stairs. Halfway down, I had a sudden, violent panic attack. I lost consciousness on the staircase. Someone tried to help me — I saw a shadow — but by the time I came to and got to the street, I realized two envelopes containing insurance payments were missing. I broke down in public, completely helpless, and went home in tears, ashamed and scared. The Diagnosis I finally opened up to my doctor on June 6, 2025, and told him everything. He prescribed Alprox 0.5mg to help with the episodes, and urged me to begin psychotherapy immediately. On June 11, 2025, I began therapy with Dr. Tony Sawma, a clinical psychologist who now sees me weekly. After deep evaluation, I was diagnosed with: Severe PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder) Panic Disorder Suicidal Thoughts and Behaviors These are not just labels. They mean I: Experience intense flashbacks and terrifying memories Avoid people, public spaces, and even daylight at times Can suddenly collapse, shake, cry, or become paralyzed by fear Live with a constant sense of danger, guilt, and shame Struggle with insomnia, digestive issues, and chronic exhaustion Often feel like I am not going to survive another week Therapy is helping, but this is a long, slow journey — and while I fight for my mental health, my financial crisis has exploded. Why I’m Asking for Help Due to the robberies during my panic episodes, I fell behind on client payments. I tried to explain to the insurance companies. I asked for time. Solidarity Mutual Fund eventually put all my policies on hold Securite Assurance hired a lawyer, Edgard Hayeck, who is now pursuing legal action against me I owe: $6,200 to Securite Assurance $6,050 to Solidarity Mutual Fund I’ve contacted several lawyers, but no one has responded. I don’t have the resources or mental strength to fight this battle alone anymore. That’s why I am writing this with shame, fear, and a final hope: that someone will see me, hear me, and help. How You Can Help If you can support me with any amount, it will help me: Pay back these dues before legal action escalates Continue my weekly therapy Buy my medication Focus on healing without the constant threat of collapse I’m ready to share medical reports, receipts, or speak to any lawyer who is willing to help me legally. Please contact me at 81901751 if you can assist or guide me, as you can donate via whish Money App to the number 70169933. Final Words I need urgent hospitalization for a Server MDD (Major-Depressive-Disorder) with Severe suicidal thoughts, my insurance does not cover this case and I don't know how much it cost in Cash with treatments, and I can't afford. I’m not okay. I’m not stable. But I’m trying. I’m going to therapy. I’m following my doctor’s orders. And I’m asking — please, if you’ve ever known what it feels like to be completely lost, help me find a light in this darkness. With honesty and all my heart, Jean

$80 raised Of $30,000