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🚨Low donations - Only $175 raised🚨 Newly #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon today chuffed.org/project/204764-h… The last donation was 3 days ago Please donate and share A small donation can fill an empty stomach tonight Bisan Fadl Al-Masri, 30, is a mother of five from Beit Hanoun, Gaza, who was forced to leave her home on October 8, 2023, and has since been displaced nine times. Before the genocide, she ran a small business to support her family, but she lost both her home and her source of income. She now lives with her husband and five children in a 6-by-6-meter room in an UNRWA-run shelter, sharing the space with seven other people. Her husband has epilepsy and needs regular medication, while all five children suffer from health problems, including a skin condition that causes their skin to peel and requires treatment. Her youngest child is around one year old and needs diapers and baby formula. After repeated displacements, Bisan had to leave behind almost all her belongings, including bedding, kitchenware, and clothing, because she could not afford to transport them. The family now struggles to find enough food, and the children urgently need warm winter clothes, mattresses, and blankets. Their shelter has inadequate windows, leaving them exposed to cold air as temperatures drop. Bisan has not returned to or seen her home in Beit Hanoun since she was first displaced, and with no steady income, she is struggling to meet her family's basic needs. She hopes to receive support to provide food, clothing, medication, and other essentials for her children, while eventually rebuilding a small livelihood that would allow her to support her family again.

🚨$0 raised so far🚨 Newly #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon today chuffed.org/project/199432-h… Please donate and share Be the reason a Palestinian family eats today Azza Rashed, 43, is a mother of five children, four girls and one boy, aged between 3 and 15, including her youngest daughter, Weegza, who dreams of having a home of her own. Since the genocide began, the family has been displaced around eight times and lost their home. They are now renting a damaged apartment for $270 a month, relying on donations to cover the cost, as they receive little assistance from aid organizations. Living far from the camps, they have no access to community kitchens and must buy their own drinking water. Azza sends her four older children to public schools because UNRWA schools are too far away, with education and supplies costing around $100 a month. Her husband, who worked as a residential electrician before the genocide, has been unable to find work amid the widespread destruction in Gaza. He also suffers from high blood pressure and gastric problems, and his medication costs around $100 each month. Their youngest daughter often sleeps on the floor of their damaged home, and Azza hopes to give all her children a safer, more stable life where they can have enough food, proper clothing, and access to education. She dreams of taking them to a safe country where they can grow up in peace, and she is asking for support to help her family meet their basic needs and build a better future.

🚨Low donations - Only € 338 raised🚨 Newly #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon today gofundme.com/f/support-motaz… The last donation was 2 days ago Please donate and share Gaza’s plates are empty Let’s change that Motaz Aljojo, 24, is from Gaza City, where he lived with his parents, Ola, 47, and his father, 59, his sister Aya, 22, and his three brothers, Adeeb, 19, Mohammed, 13, and Yamen, 10. Before the genocide, the family had a home across from Al-Shifa Hospital and owned a pharmacy that provided their main source of income. During the genocide, their home was destroyed, and their pharmacy was robbed before being bombed, destroying the medicines and stock they had purchased in an attempt to continue operating. The family has been displaced seven times and spent two years living in a tent before Motaz rented a small apartment to provide his mother and siblings with more comfortable living conditions. All seven family members now share the apartment, which costs around $500 a month. With both parents physically and emotionally exhausted by what they have endured, Motaz has taken on the responsibility of supporting the household, even though he is unemployed himself. His younger brothers, Mohammed and Yamen, are still attending school, and their education and supplies cost around $100 a month, not including transportation. The family receives no assistance from NGOs and has no access to a community kitchen, meaning they must pay for all their food and other necessities. Motaz hopes to work as a multimedia consultant, an area in which he has experience, but he cannot afford the laptop he needs to begin working. He has been trying to raise funds through a GoFundMe campaign, but despite his efforts, the family has received very little support. For now, they are struggling to cover rent, food, education, and other basic expenses without a reliable source of income. Motaz is asking for help so his family can meet their daily needs and have a more stable place to live while they try to rebuild their lives. Any donation or share of their story could help ease some of the financial pressure they are facing.

🚨Campaign manager needed🚨 Newly #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon today If anyone can help by opening a campaign It would be a tremendous help to this family Emad Mohammed, 50, lives in a worn-out tent with his wife, their six children, and his eldest son’s family, including his wife and two young children. His children range in age from 2 to 25, and after losing their home, the family has been displaced around 15 times since the beginning of the genocide. Their current tent is 2.5 years old and needs to be completely replaced. Emad and his family are fishermen, but they are now all unemployed and depend entirely on donations, sometimes receiving just one small aid package every two months. The nearest soup kitchens are far away, and their remote location leaves them surrounded by wild dogs at night. They can only collect enough water for daily use because they have no way to store it, while the babies in the family need around $70 each month for milk and diapers. In March 2026, Emad’s 25-year-old son was fishing when an aircraft dropped a bomb on him, leaving him with serious leg injuries that required external metal rods to be inserted. His recovery involves regular medical appointments, costing around $35 for each round trip, as well as $220 a month for medication. After hearing about her son’s condition, Emad’s wife suffered a stroke that left her partially paralysed on one side of her body and face. She is now undergoing physiotherapy, alongside other treatments and medication, all of which add to the family’s expenses. Despite these challenges, Emad is trying to keep his children’s education going, including supporting his daughter through university, where the lack of internet access and mobile phones makes studying particularly difficult. With no home, no steady income, and several family members needing ongoing medical care, Emad is struggling to meet even their most basic needs.

Baraa's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon paypal.com/paypalme/AhmedAli… Please donate and share Food Shouldn’t Be a Luxury Donate for Gaza Baraa, a 21-year-old mother from Gaza, lives with her husband, their toddler, and around 20 relatives in a single crowded room inside their heavily damaged home after repeated displacement and destruction. She spends her days caring for the family while trying to secure food, medicine, and other necessities under extremely difficult conditions. Among those depending on her are her father-in-law, whose kidney failure has rapidly worsened, and her mother-in-law, who suffers from high blood pressure and a severe spinal injury that makes daily life even harder for the family. Despite the constant strain and lack of resources, Baraa continues doing everything she can to support everyone around her as they struggle to meet their most basic needs.

🚨The last donation was 8 weeks ago🚨 Reem Nashwan's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon chuffed.org/project/help-a-f… Please donate and share They’ve lost homes and loved ones Let’s not let them lose food, too Reem Nashwan, a 24-year-old civil engineer from Beit Hanoun in northern Gaza, lives with her husband and four young children in a crowded tent in a refugee camp, where the family struggles daily to access basic necessities amid ongoing hardship. Originally from a multi-generational home in Beit Hanoun, the Nashwan family, including Reem's siblings Suha (an architect and mathematics teacher), Aya (an English teacher), and younger brothers and sisters, has been displaced multiple times since the start of the genocide, forced to flee repeatedly and leave behind their homes, belongings, dreams, and livelihoods. Reem, who graduated just months before the genocide with an innovative graduation project on efficient, low-cost wastewater treatment, saw her professional future halted as Gaza's infrastructure and education systems were devastated. The family's challenges are deepened by the serious illness of Reem's three-year-old son, limited medical care, and the health struggles of their parents, her mother managing diabetes and her father dealing with a thyroid disorder and hepatitis B, without proper treatment available. Now part of a larger extended family of 12 facing near-famine conditions, skyrocketing food prices, and repeated forced evacuations, they have turned to crowdfunding to secure essential supplies, medical support, and a chance at survival, hoping to one day rebuild in safety in Gaza or, if necessary, evacuate to protect their future.

🚨The last donation was 12 days ago🚨 Nada's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon gofundme.com/f/help-nadas-fa… Please donate and share Your Spare Change Can Fill Empty Plates in Gaza Nada, a 21-year-old woman from Beit Hanoun in northern Gaza, was forced to flee her family home on October 8, 2023, as intense bombing began, leaving everything behind after receiving evacuation warnings. They walked long distances under ongoing airstrikes to reach Jabalia camp, narrowly surviving a bombing in the Al-Ternis area, before displacing again after five days to Deir Al-Balah, where they lived in crowded shelters. Three weeks later, their home was destroyed, erasing all their belongings, memories, land, and Nada's university education, which shattered her future plans. Throughout the genocide, they endured severe food shortages, high prices, and many nights without meals. With a ceasefire now in place, Nada and her family are preparing to return to their ruined home and face the costly task of rebuilding, while the harsh winter has brought heavy rains that flooded their tent, making living conditions extremely difficult amid the cold and storms. They urgently need support for essentials like a new tent for protection, food, shelter, and reconstruction efforts to help them survive and begin recovering.

🚨Campaign manager needed🚨 Mohammed's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon If anyone can help by opening a campaign It would be a tremendous help to this family Mohammed, a barber from Gaza, is living in a cramped tent with his pregnant wife Warda, their children Dawoud, 7, and Dana, 6, his elderly parents, who suffer from hypertension and nerve problems, and his orphaned nephew Firas, 11, and niece Ghina, 9, after their home and Mohammed’s barber shop were destroyed in the genocide. Before the displacement, Mohammed and Warda had built a stable life for their family, but they are now among many families struggling to survive with little food, rising prices, and limited aid. The family often goes days without proper meals and currently needs around 500 euros or dollars each week just to cover basic food costs. Despite the difficult conditions and constant uncertainty, Mohammed continues trying to care for everyone in the tent and hopes to eventually rebuild their lives somewhere safe. The family is asking for support to help secure food, daily necessities, and possible travel costs for evacuation.

🚨The last donation was 9 days ago🚨 Suhad's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon chuffed.org/project/163743-h… Please donate and share Starvation Is a Weapon Your Help Is Resistance Suhad lives with her husband and their five children in Maghazi Camp in central Gaza after most of their home was destroyed in airstrikes, leaving the family of seven sheltering in a single remaining room. After spending weeks displaced in tents under difficult conditions, they returned to the damaged house because they had nowhere else to stay. Suhad lives with a heart condition, while her husband suffers from chronic heart disease, high blood pressure, and spinal cartilage damage. All five of their children have thalassemia, a serious blood disorder that requires ongoing supplements and medical care that the family can no longer afford. The children were also injured and deeply affected by the bombings, and continue to experience panic attacks after witnessing the deaths of relatives and friends. With no income and severe shortages of food and medicine, the family sometimes survives on little more than salt to ease hunger while trying to secure basic treatment and daily necessities.

Yosef Jamal and Amna's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon Yosef Jamal, 28, and his wife Amna, who are originally from Rafah, Gaza, have endured severe hardship following the destruction of their home. The genocide resulted in the loss of Amna's unborn child and ended their hopes of starting a family together. Over the past period, the couple has been displaced multiple times, moving between Rafah, Khan Yunis, Al-Zawaida, Asdaa, and Mawasi Khan Yunis. They now live in a crowded tent with very limited access to food and face ongoing fear and uncertainty. Amna has also lost her entire family, adding deep grief to the daily struggle for survival. Donations would help provide essential food, better shelter, and other basic support as Yosef and Amna work to rebuild their lives under continuing difficult circumstances.

Mohammed Fryj's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon chuffed.org/project/mohart Please donate and share Gaza Is Hungry for Hope Start with a Meal Mohammed Fryj is a 20-year-old from Gaza who has become the sole caretaker for his six younger siblings after their father disappeared many months ago while searching for food during heavy bombing, and the family still has no information about whether he is alive. Their home was destroyed and they are now living in a damaged tent with little protection and no steady source of income. Mohammed says the hardest part is watching his younger siblings go hungry, especially his 3 year old sister who often cries from lack of food, while many nights the children sleep without eating. He is asking for support to help provide food, clean water, and basic necessities for his siblings as they continue living through extremely difficult conditions in Gaza.

🚨Campaign manager needed🚨 Majd Mahmoud's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon If anyone can help by opening a campaign It would be a tremendous help to this family Majd Mahmoud, 26, is a programmer from Gaza who has been displaced multiple times with his family since October 2023 and is now living in a tent in a refugee camp after the destruction in Rafah. He lives with his parents, Manal and Mahmoud, his 24-year-old brother Mahad, who once spent his time hiking and enjoying Gaza’s natural spaces, and his 14-year-old brother Muhammad, who loves football and is known in the family for keeping everyone smiling despite the circumstances. Their home, schools, favorite gathering places, and much of their community have been destroyed, and the family has also lost relatives and friends during the genocide. Majd says his family is what keeps him going as they face shortages of food, medicine, sanitary supplies, fuel, and clean water while trying to stay together and safe through repeated evacuations. Although life remains uncertain, he still hopes to continue his future in programming and dreams of one day living peacefully with his family again.

🚨The last donation was 5 days ago🚨 Haifa's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon gofundme.com/f/help-haifa-an… Please donate and share They’re Fighting Hunger and Bombs Help Them Survive One Haifa is a mother of three children, Youssef, Jourie, and Joan, from the southern Gaza Strip who survived the bombing of their family home on October 12, 2023. She and her children were pulled from beneath the rubble after the attack, while most of the relatives who had been sheltering in the house were martyred. Since then, Haifa has become the sole provider for her children, struggling to secure food, clean water, and basic necessities without any source of income. The family has been displaced multiple times, moving between tents and temporary shelters across different areas under unstable and difficult conditions. Despite the ongoing hardship, Haifa continues trying to care for and protect her children while seeking support to help her family survive and regain some stability.

Muhammad Hamdan and Rania Kawarea's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon Muhammad Hamdan, a former clothing store owner in Gaza, is now raising his three children, Khaled, Maria, and Nasrat, alone after his wife, Rania Kawarea, a Palestinian educator and mother, was martyred during the genocide. Before the siege, the family relied on Muhammad’s clothing store and Rania’s work at a school that was later bombed, but both sources of income were lost early in the genocide. The family has faced repeated displacement, severe shortages of food and clean water, and growing health concerns for the children, especially Maria, who suffers from malnutrition. Muhammad is also living with a serious spinal injury involving a fracture in his second cervical vertebra, and his condition has worsened without proper treatment, leaving him at risk of paralysis while still trying to care for his children on his own. He now urgently needs medication, surgery, and support to provide basic necessities like food, milk, and diapers for Nasrat as the family continues struggling to survive in Gaza after the loss of Rania, whose absence has deeply changed their lives.

🚨The last donation was 2 months ago🚨 Rawan's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon chuffed.org/project/rowan-ga… Please donate and share They Can’t Wait Help Feed Gaza Today Rawan is a 25-year-old divorced mother from Gaza who lives in a crowded tent with her 8-year-old son and 10 other family members, including her elderly parents, her two older brothers, and their four young children. Before the genocide, she was studying sign language education while raising her son, and her brothers worked as hairdressers to help support the family and care for their parents. Since their home and workplaces were destroyed, the family has been displaced and struggles to afford even basic necessities due to severe shortages and rising prices. Rawan recently completed her degree and now teaches deaf and hearing-impaired people, while her brothers continue searching for any work they can find, but their income is still not enough to cover food, medicine, milk, diapers, and clothing for the children. Her mother needs continuous asthma medication, and her father requires regular treatment for diabetes, blood pressure, and heart problems. Rawan is also trying to complete the remaining costs tied to her university qualification while continuing to support her son and the rest of her family through these conditions.

🚨Campaign manager needed🚨 Ibraheem Mahmoud's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon If anyone can help by opening a campaign It would be a tremendous help to this family Ibraheem Mahmoud, a 25-year-old from Gaza, currently lives with his family of eight, including several young children, in a small tent after being displaced multiple times by the ongoing genocide. Having survived repeated bombings and endured the loss of loved ones, he now carries the primary responsibility of providing for the family in the absence of his father, who remains imprisoned. With widespread unemployment and sharply rising prices making even basic necessities such as food, clean water, and adequate shelter extremely difficult to obtain, Ibraheem struggles daily to meet his family's essential needs. He is urgently seeking any possible support to help secure these fundamentals and enable his family to endure the continuing hardship.

Shereen's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon chuffed.org/project/181080-s… Please donate and share Don’t Let Hunger Win Gaza Deserves to Eat Shereen is a 31-year-old mother of three living in Gaza who has been struggling with serious chronic illnesses while trying to care for her family during the ongoing genocide. She suffers from ulcerative colitis with frequent bleeding, severe abdominal pain, mucus discharge, red rashes, joint pain, swelling in her toes, major weight loss, chronic inflammation in her chest and airways, and a confirmed intestinal infection caused by amoeba parasites, all made worse by severe malnutrition from the lack of fresh food, vegetables, and fruit. Her health has continued to decline without access to proper treatment, medication, or nutrition. Her son Ragheb is dealing with severe dental pain and needs a root canal and tooth extraction, while her daughter Fatima and their father both live with thalassemia and require special food and vitamins to manage their condition. Fatima also needs dental braces. Her youngest son, Mohammed, suffers repeated infections every couple of weeks and urgently needs tonsil and adenoid surgery. The family has been surviving mostly on canned food when available, and the children are now visibly malnourished as Shereen tries to secure medical care, medicine, vitamins, and basic nutrition for all of them.

Sameh Mahmoud's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon chuffed.org/project/samehgaz… Please donate and share You Can’t Stop the Bombs But You Can Stop the Hunger Sameh Mahmoud is a 21-year-old Palestinian from Gaza who was forced to flee his family home at gunpoint with his relatives, leaving behind all of their belongings. He now lives with his wife in a rented house after losing everything during the genocide, and the couple, both university students before the siege, are struggling to survive without stable work, income, or security. They rely on outside support to cover basic food, rent that costs around $370 a month but rises to more than $600 because of cash withdrawal commissions, and university tuition fees of $500 per semester for each of them. Over the past months, Sameh and his wife have faced repeated medical emergencies, including the loss of multiple pregnancies, emergency surgeries, severe infections that required oxygen support, and urgent medication and vitamin costs to protect her health during pregnancy. After their landlord reclaimed their previous home, they also had to move into an unfurnished rental and now need essentials like a water tank, mattresses, and bedding because their own furniture was destroyed in an airstrike. Despite illness, debt, grief, and ongoing displacement, Sameh continues trying to provide food, medical care, education, and some sense of stability for himself and his wife while holding onto hope for a future beyond the genocide.

🚨£0 raised so far🚨 Ahmed Ameen's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon chuffed.org/project/208883-h… Please donate and share Feed Gaza’s Families Because No Child Should Starve Ahmed Ameen is a 20-year-old from Gaza who is trying to support a family of nine while living through repeated displacement and extreme hardship caused by the ongoing genocide. He lives with his pregnant wife, who urgently needs prenatal care, along with his chronically ill father and mother, who suffers from severe spinal problems and needs surgery. After Ahmed’s brother was martyred shortly before the birth of his daughter, the brother’s wife and sick infant, who requires milk, diapers, and medical treatment, also became dependent on the family. The household includes several children between 16 months and 14 years old, all living in damaged tents after their home was destroyed. With no work available and basic necessities becoming impossible to afford, Ahmed struggles to provide food, medicine, shelter repairs, and care for the children and elderly family members who rely entirely on him.