He lost his father, his home, and everything he owned during the war. Through this campaign He supports his sick mother, And his wife's 14 year-old brother, whose hand was severely burned during the bombing of his house. All his hopes in life are to join his wife and little daughter in Egypt.

An artist capable of painting beauty even where there is none: she is the author of the ebook cover. Like her daughter, the adorable Luna. Reem is married to Omar, the man serving a maqluba to his family in her illustration, "a giant with a heart sweeter than a spring breeze," to quote her words. They still face the cruelest days with a smile.

An example of hope for everyone: thanks to the received donations, she was evacuated from Gaza with her three children, while their father was killed by a missile. Now they are in Cairo, safe, but without refugee rights (school, healthcare, work). She would like to reopen her makeup shop there, and regain her independency from charity.

A successful young engineer, he immediately began serving his community by building tents for displaced people, a candy stand, and an elementary school. He shares all the donations he gets buying food for his neighborhood, and has two projects we want to fund: a soup kitchen and a student hub powered by solar panels.

His name means resilience: he graduated in 2024 as a translator after studying without a home, a computer, or internet connection. After his tenth evacuation, he lives in a tent with 19 relatives, who depend on this fundraiser. He teaches Arabic and English lessons on Instagram.

The oldest Orthodox Christian church in Palestine was bombed in 2024 while several families were sheltering inside, killing 25. Father Silos uses the donations to buy food and medicine for about a hundred families in the area, and to provide schooling and a daily meal for their children.

In her previous life, she was a celebrated food blogger ready to open her first restaurant: her pizza is legendary. Then her tent was hit by a missile and Fatima, who is pregnant with her second child, is now severely wounded and has lost an eye. Her son Abood, only 3 years old and a bundle of dimples and vivacity, also lost an eye and has shrapnel in his skull, liver and knee.

Dating back to 1910, it is a part of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement, guided by the Geneva Conventions and the Movement’s fundamental principles: humanity, impartiality, neutrality, independence, voluntary service, unity and universality. As the PRCS is non-profit organization, you can deduct your donation.

A journalist and "the first Palestinian sci-fi writer," she is safe in Egypt. But she has stopped working altogether to devote herself to raising funds for her sister Alham, who is still in Gaza with her 12-year-old daughter, Amhed, devastated by the murder of her husband and their beloved daughter Aya.

Thanks to a first flush of donations, at only 19 years old, Deema fled Gaza with her seriously ill sister Laila. Their whole family - including little Alma, born under the bombs - is stuck in the Strip and depends on her. Deema’s strength is starting to fail; she's only holding on thanks to our support.