milkywaylane
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If you say it says gullible on the ceiling… I’m gonna look up
To all Tumblr users 🪦
He sat in the dark, cold corner of the ruined room, his stomach empty, his heart heavier than the silence around him. Days had blurred into nights, and hope had long dissolved into despair. Just when he thought the end had truly come, a soft knock echoed on the broken door. A kind stranger, with warm food and a gentle smile, reached out a hand. For a moment, the world seemed to shift. He ate, he smiled, he slept without fear for the first time in weeks. He even dared to dream again.
But the knock returned , this time it was louder, crueler. Fire rained again. The stranger was gone. The little peace he’d clung to was shattered in seconds. The night grew darker than ever before, and this time, even dreams felt like betrayal.
This story mirrors our reality in Gaza. When the temporary truce was announced, our hearts bloomed with cautious hope. We embraced moments of stillness, started to believe that perhaps the nightmare was ending. But when the ceasefire ended, the bombs returned, louder, harsher, more merciless than before. The small light we held onto was ripped away, and the sorrow that followed was deeper than the one we’d known before hope ever dared to visit.
555 days of the war on Gaza, we live what no one can live, if you feel me and can help me, this is my fundraising campaign and my family, you can donate here any amount you can donate
The tiny one so sassy
did u guys see the picture of the brazilian cardinals. theres a tiny diva in it
Dear Friends,🥺
I am deeply saddened by the cancellation of my previous campaign. The new campaign is facing a significant drop in donations and insufficient support through social media.😭
I desperately need your help by donating or sharing the campaign with others. Every bit of support makes a huge difference. 🙏😭❤️
Donate here
Thank you to everyone who is supporting me during this difficult time.💓
Imagine living in silence, isolated from the world, while trying to survive the destruction and hardship of war.
This is the heartbreaking reality for the mother of Yousef Ezz Eldeen Abo Steta, who lost her hearing in one ear due to the brutal airstrikes in Gaza.
IMAGES: (Left) Yousef and his mother. (Right) Yousef is trying to raise money for his mother to receive a new hearing aid.
@yosef-gaza88
@yosef-gaza3
@yosef-gaza4
@yosef-gaza2
@yosef-gaza113-deactivated202501
Story written by @rumiandroses
Yousef’s mother was once able to communicate freely with her family and community. But now, she struggles with isolation and silence, unable to connect with those around her. A hearing aid is her only chance to regain some sense of normalcy and dignity, yet the cost—ranging from $1,500 to $2,000—is far beyond the reach of a family already devastated by war.
Determined to help his mother reclaim a little bit of normalcy in her life, Yousef wishes to raise funds for this essential device. The hearing aid would not only restore his mother's ability to hear, but also help her reconnect with her loved ones and the world around her.
Every contribution, no matter how small, has the power to change a life. Your generosity can provide Yousef’s mother with the ability to hear again, and bring hope to a family in need. If you cannot donate, sharing her story can help spread her plea to others who might be able to help.
You can donate to yosef’s Chuffed campaign [HERE].
Yousef’s campaign has been vetted by @gazavetters and is (#251) on their list of vetted campaigns.
Imagine waking up one day to the sound of bombs tearing through your neighborhood, the walls around you shaking as your entire world crumbles. The home where you once felt safe, where your child’s laughter echoed through the halls, is now nothing more than rubble. The memories, the dreams, the sense of security—vanished in an instant.
Images: (top, middle) Ragheb, Reem, and their son Taim before the war. (Bottom) The family's house after bombardment by occupation forces.
@gazasparkle
Story written by @rumiandroses
This is the heartbreaking reality that Ragheb, Reem, and their five-year-old son, Taim have been enduring for over a year. Before the war, they were a happy family, building a future in northern Gaza. But after relentless bombardment by occupation forces, they have lost everything—their home, their livelihoods, their sense of normalcy. They have been displaced more than six times, constantly fleeing in search of safety, only to find themselves trapped in a cycle of destruction and fear that is completely out of their control.
On November 18th, they experienced a nightmare that no family should ever endure. Trapped for 12 agonizing hours under relentless airstrikes, they watched in horror as the upper floors of their relative’s building were obliterated. Five members of their family perished that day. Ragheb, in a desperate attempt to escape, was injured. His foot remains untreated, the pain exacerbated by malnutrition and the lack of medical care. Each day is a battle for survival.
With no stable shelter, food, or access to medical aid, they were forced to grind grains and even resort to eating animal feed just to survive. The situation is only worsening. Their only hope now is to leave Gaza—to escape the unbearable conditions and start anew in Egypt. But the cost of crossing the border is $5,000 per person, an impossible sum for a family that has already lost everything.
This family needs your help. Every donation, no matter how small, brings them one step closer to safety, one step closer to rebuilding their shattered lives. Your support will provide them with food, medical aid, and the ability to escape the horrors of war. If you are unable to donate, sharing their story helps to amplify their voices to help reach someone who can.
You can donate to Ragheb and Reem’s GoFundMe campaign [HERE].
Imagine being an Information Technology student, your days filled with lectures, coding projects, and dreams of a better future. Then one day, your entire world is upended. You find yourself standing atop the ruins of your home, the bitter wind biting through your clothes as you stare at the devastation stretching endlessly before you. In the blink of an eye, your world has transformed from textbooks and computer screens to survival amid the wreckage of a genocide.
Images: (Top) Mahmoud before the start of the conflict. (Bottom) Mahmoud, standing atop the ruins of his home, destroyed by occupation attacks.
@mahmodjsy8
Story written by @rumiandroses
Before the war, Mahmoud was an Information Technology student at Gaza University, harboring dreams of building a brighter future for his family. Those dreams were shattered when the university was bombed, classes were suspended, and his home in Khan Yunis was reduced to ruins. Now, Mahmoud and his family live in a makeshift tent in a displacement camp, fighting to survive without water, electricity, or access to food.
The winter cold seeps through every threadbare inch of the tent, and the howling wind drowns out the silence left by everything they’ve lost. With his father sick and his brother in need of medical care, Mahmoud shoulders the burden of his family’s survival alone. Every day is a battle against hunger and despair, a struggle to find clean water and enough food to keep his loved ones alive.
Despite the ceasefire, the nightmare continues. The streets of Gaza are lined with hollow buildings and shattered glass, a grim reminder that peace is a fragile but unwavering hope. The infrastructure is decimated, jobs are nonexistent, and the people are left to fend for themselves amid the wreckage. Mahmoud's dreams of finishing his education are now intertwined with a desperate plea for survival—for the chance to escape Gaza, to rebuild their lives, to turn the page on this chapter of endless loss.
Your support can help Mahmoud continue his education outside of Gaza, to rebuild what was destroyed, and to keep his family alive through the darkest winter they’ve ever known.
Please consider making a donation to help Mahmoud's family rebuild, or by sharing his story so his call for help can reach others who can.
You can donate to Mahmoud's GoFundMe campaign [HERE].
Mahmoud’s campaign has been vetted by @gazavetters, and is (#063) on their list of verified campaigns. His campaign has also been vetted by @beesandwatermelons, and is (#190) on their list of verified campaigns
the things that we've been forced to manage through crowdfunding websites are insane. victims of a genocide are having to market themselves as someone who is worthy of being saved.
living for more than a year under an active genocide while seeing your oppressors cruelty and disregard for your life increase is so horrendous.
every single person in gaza has lost too much. i don't think everyone must have to share their personal loss in order to be deemed as a person worthy of safety. i think we should try to help those we can see asking for it.
i request you to help alaa and her children. she needs to buy supplies and remain safe. her area was bombed very recently. her fundraiser has been verified.
please donate here
Today I fainted and was quickly taken to the hospital. After conducting tests, it turned out that I still suffer from low blood counts and a significant decrease in my body’s immunity. It turned out that the cause was due to genetic deformities that I contracted while I was in my mother’s womb as a result of her inhaling gases from a phosphorous shell that was thrown next to my mother in the 2008 war.
Donate here to be able to buy medicines as soon as possible
The doctor prescribed me many medicines, vitamins and supplements necessary to improve my condition and my father does not have the cost to buy them, so I hope you will help me by donating so that I can buy these medicines and be able to implant my teeth. Please, I am very young and cannot bear all this suffering and costs. Please help me by donating.😭
Imagine losing your home, your possessions, and even access to basic necessities, all while battling chronic asthma in the middle of a war zone. This is the heartbreaking reality for 21-year-old Sondos Khamis Jafer, who lives in northern Gaza.
Images: (Top) 21 year old Sondos battles asthma while trying to survive in a war zone. (Bottom) Sondos's home was destroyed by occupation bombings.
@sondos-gaza42
Story written by @rumiandroses
Sondos’s home was destroyed in a bombing, leaving her family displaced multiple times. Her father suffered a head injury in the same attack, and with no money for medicine or food, the family faces hunger, illness, and the relentless rise in living costs.
“We have lost everything,” Sondos said to us in her message asking for assistance.
Determined to help her family, Sondos has launched a fundraising campaign, hoping for support to buy medicine, food, and clothing—basic items that are out of reach in their current situation. Despite her efforts, the campaign is new and has yet to receive support.
“I beg you,” Sondos pleads. “Any amount you donate will make a huge difference to us.”
Your support can help Sondos and her family rebuild their lives and find some relief from their overwhelming struggles. Even the smallest contribution can bring them closer to hope and stability.
You can donate to Sondos’s Chuffed campaign [HERE].
Sondos’s campaign has been vetted by @gazavetters and is (#418) on their list of verified campaigns.
It seems that it is a very difficult night, as the sounds of bombing are everywhere. We sleep in fear and wake up to the sounds of explosions. We do not know what to do and what our fate will be. There is no home, no food, no clothes, and not even water. So please do not leave us Please donate to us to alleviate our suffering as we are in fear, hunger, cold and extreme misery.
Conclavers, just found out the Pope CAN infact adopt children (same goes for any priest). The only reason I know this is because my dad’s old friend, who was a Catholic priest, has an adopted daughter. Do with this information as you please.
Imagine fleeing the only home you've ever known, leaving behind all your belongings, memories, and dreams to escape the horrors of war.
Imagine arriving in a new country, scarred physically and emotionally, only to find yourself struggling to secure even the most basic necessities for your family.
Images: (top) Majed's young son. (Bottom) Majed's home in Gaza, before and after the attacks.
@majedgerbawi
Story written by @rumiandroses
Majed and his family of five endured the unthinkable as they fled Gaza for Egypt, seeking safety from relentless violence. Once surrounded by the comforts of home and the promise of a better future, they now find themselves displaced, without the means to build a new life. The war brought their lives to a standstill: Majed’s eldest son lost his job, his other son had to halt his education, and his daughter’s dreams of graduating university were shattered.
Now in Egypt, they face yet another uphill battle. With skyrocketing rent prices and a lack of resources, they are unable to find stable housing or cover the cost of education. Majed desperately wants to provide a safe and secure environment for his family—a place where they can begin to heal, rebuild, and dream once more.
Their home, once a symbol of hope and warmth, is now rubble. They’ve lost everything, but not their determination to create a better future. Majed is humbly asking for help to secure a safe home, resume his children’s education, and stand on his feet again.
Every donation, no matter how small, is a step toward giving Majed’s family a chance to rebuild their lives and recover their dignity. Your support can transform their despair into hope and their uncertainty into security.
Please, if you can, donate to their GoFundMe [HERE], or share their story so others can help.
This campaign has been vetted by @bilal-salah0.
Hello, I am Mr. Ahmed Wahdan from Gaza, working in humanitarian services—especially in providing hot meals to families affected by the ongoing crisis. Today, on *April 18, 2025*, we successfully served hot meals to over *300 families*, despite major challenges like closed borders and soaring food prices.
*A Humanitarian Appeal ..
Our people in Gaza are living under extremely difficult conditions and urgently need your support. Your donation, no matter how small, can make a huge difference in the life of a struggling family.
*How You Can Help:*
🌟 *Donate:* Every contribution brings hope.
🌟 *Share this post:* Help us reach more hearts.
🌟 *Encourage others:* Be a voice for those who have none.
*Together, we can bring hope, dignity, and relief to those who need it most.* Thank you for standing with Gaza. ❤️🇵🇸
✅️Vetted by @gazavetters, my number verified on the list is ( #440 )✅️
"Please share the post and donate if you can. If you're unable to donate, simply sharing it with others helps more than you know. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your support and kindness during these difficult times. Every share counts, and every donation is deeply appreciated and valued. Let’s come together to make a real difference in the lives of those who need our help. 🌟💖 Your support is everything! 🙏🏼🌍"
@7yrannic @a-shade-of-blue @murderbot @virovac @northgazaupdates2 @90-ghost @gazavetters @vague-humanoid @honey002 @lordzannis @gazavetters
Verified by @gazavetters (#365)
From under the rubble, I write these words with a trembling heart...
My name is Mahmoud, I’m 29 years old, from Gaza. I have nothing left but my words and a little hope that kind hearts are still out there. The war didn’t just take my home — it took my dreams, my safety, and the life I once imagined.
Imagine waking up with no roof above you, no bed to sleep in, no food to eat, no door to close and feel safe behind.This is my reality.
This is what my family and I live through every single day.Some days we go for hours with nothing to eat. Sometimes we survive on a sip of water.I’m tired — tired of hunger, of fear, of cold nights and empty days.I’m tired of pretending to be strong when I feel like I’m breaking more and more inside.
I’m not asking for much. I just want to feel human again.
A safe place to sleep.
A warm meal.
Clothes that protect me.
A chance to breathe without fear.
It hurts to ask. It really does. But I’ve reached a point where I have no other choice.
💔Donate please 🙏
Even the smallest help means everything to me.
One dollar could mean one meal.
One share could mean one more chance.
If my words touched your heart, please don’t scroll away.
One kind heart could mean a night without fear.
Be the reason someone like me survives.
Donation link:
https://www.gofundme.com/f/ch8x7k-help-mahmoud-and-his-family-survive
Imagine battling blood cancer while living in a war zone, with no access to life-saving treatment or a safe place to call home.
This is reality for Hamdi Mohammed and his family in Gaza.
Images: (Top) Hamdi Mohammed. (Bottom, left) Hamdi's son, Mahmoud, with his two children, Hamdi's grandchildren. (Bottom, right) Hamdi's two grandchildren, Hamed and Mira.
@swimmingblazenut
Story written by @rumiandroses
Hamdi is a grandfather struggling with myeloma, a form of blood cancer, which requires urgent medical care unavailable in Gaza. In addition to his own health challenges, Hamdi must care for his two grandchildren, Mira and Hamed, who depend on him for safety and stability amidst the chaos. His only hope is to leave Gaza and seek treatment elsewhere—a dream that feels increasingly out of reach without financial support.
Hamdi has launched a GoFundMe campaign to raise the funds necessary for his evacuation and medical treatment, as well as to secure a better future for his grandchildren. Your support can make a life-saving difference for this family. Every donation, no matter how small, provides hope and brings them closer to safety and healing.
You can donate to Hamdi's GoFundMe campaign [HERE].
From living in a beautiful home after her marriage in 2022 to now residing in a flooded tent, Lama’s family has been left utterly unprotected from the destruction, harsh weather, and despair brought by the occupation.
@lamahourani2
Story written by @fabricated-pessimist
Lama has already lost so much and is determined not to lose any more. In the face of the world’s most broadcasted genocide, every Gazan family’s plea is a stark reminder of the unimaginable suffering unfolding before our eyes. If we have the ability to donate, we are their only chance at survival.
Consider that Lama is just one of many women in Gaza enduring such unimaginable hardships. By contributing to her campaign, you’re not only helping her family meet their most basic needs but also supporting a resilient woman who strives to aid her community amidst overwhelming adversity.
You can donate to Lama’s GoFundMe [HERE].
This campaign has been vetted by @ayoosh-gaza.
Imagine holding your child’s hand while a ventilator breathes for them, knowing that without urgent surgery, you will lose them.
Imsges: Little Mohammed Hammad, only a few months old, is dying of a respiratory infection.
@life-111
Story by @rumiandroses
This is the heartbreaking reality for Ahmed Hammad, a father in Gaza, whose infant son, Mohammed, is fighting for his life at this very moment.
Mohammed, just a few months old, is battling a severe lung infection that has left his fragile body unable to breathe on its own. The ventilator keeps him alive, but his condition is dire. His father, Ahmed, is by his side, watching in helpless agony as his son struggles to survive.
Doctors say there’s still hope, but only if surgery can be performed immediately. The procedure, however, comes at a steep cost: $2,650—an amount far beyond what Ahmed can afford. Without the surgery, the hospital has made it clear that infant Mohammed will be removed from the ventilator and his life will come to an end.
The guilt and despair that weigh on Ahmed’s heart are unfathomable. In one of his tearful messages, he writes, “How do I bear Mohammed's gaze as he stares at me with eyes filled with fear, silently asking, ‘Father, why are you letting me die?’ … I have no answer. All I have is my tears falling down his little face, as if they're an apology for not being a father capable of saving him.”
Living in a war-torn region, Ahmed and his family are battling the devastating effects of Gaza's crumbling infrastructure on a daily basis. With incomes decimated and prices astronomically inflated due to the blockade, the possibility of affording his son’s treatment seems impossible. Yet, despite the overwhelming obstacles, Ahmed refuses to give up on his son.
Desperate, Ahmed has turned to the kindness of strangers, hoping that someone, somewhere, will hear his plea.
“I beg you, my friend,” he writes. “My family and my child need you to help me and spread our story.”
Even the smallest donation could make the difference between life and death for little Mohammed. In this moment of unimaginable grief, every act of kindness counts.
Please consider donating to Ahmed's campaign. If you cannot donate, sharing this post can help Ahmed find people who can financially assist his son, and help him survive.
You can donate to Ahmed’s campaign and help save his son’s life [HERE].
Ahmed's campaign has been vetted by @90-ghost and @bilal-salah.
By now, you all must have seen the news that Gaza had officially run out of food, as one of the main aid suppliers in Gaza, World Food Program, had announced that their stock has been completely depleted, leaving just a few days for community kitchens to function.
This comes after more than 50 days (and counting) of Israel's complete closure of the borders, preventing food and medicine, among other life essentials, from entering Gaza. There are children crying out of hunger with trucks loaded with over 100,000 tons of food mere minutes away from them, which Israel continues to prevent from entering besieged Gaza.
This also comes after Israel had deliberately destroyed swaths of farmlands in Gaza, specifically targeting them with bombs and chemical weapons that destroy the chance of growing crops. Israel also made sure bakeries are destroyed as well as water sources.
Diabolical is an understatement when it comes to the Zionist entity.
There are still things you can do. On top of raising awareness and protesting when possible, independent organisations like APN are working directly with farmers in Gaza to rehabilitate the agricultural sector and restore local food systems to combat famine, counter the blockade and build food sovereignty. You can donate to their Revive Gaza's Farmlands initiative here.
Additionally, keep in mind that this means whatever food supplies remain available in Gaza now costs astronomical amounts of money, so keep sharing and donating to individual fundraising campaigns. Gazafunds is a good source if you're not sure where to start. Remember that your donations and shares are often the only source of hope for these families.
Yesterday the charity I have shared on my blog before, Ever Mile, was able to distribute meals to the hungry in Gaza.
Currently, they are in need of photography equipment to document more charity work. So please keep sharing and donating.
You can donate here:
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Imagine building a stable career and a peaceful life, only to have it all destroyed in an instant, leaving you struggling to support your family amidst unimaginable loss.
This is the heartbreaking reality of Mahmoud Jaafar from North Gaza.
Images: (Top) Mahmoud and his family before the start of the conflict. (Bottom) Mahmoud and his family, now living in fire conditions as a result of the conflict.
@mahmoud-j2000
@helpmahmoud
@mahmoud-gaza4
Story written by @rumiandroses
Before the war, Mahmoud was a computer engineer, working diligently to provide for his family. But when the conflict erupted, he lost his job, his home, and, tragically, a brother. Another brother was severely injured. Now, Mahmoud is left to shoulder the responsibility of caring for his family, facing the immense challenge of securing food, medicine, and clothing amidst such devastation.
Mahmoud has created a fundraising campaign to help cover these urgent needs and compensate for some of the losses his family has endured. The funds will be used to provide essential resources and help Mahmoud rebuild a life for his loved ones in these dire circumstances.
Your support can make a world of difference for Mahmoud and his family. Please consider donating to his campaign. Every contribution, no matter how small, brings hope and relief to a family in desperate need. If you are unable to donate, sharing his story can help him reach those who may be able to assist.
You can donate to Mahmoud’s Chuffed campaign [HERE].
This campaign has been vetted by @gazavetters, and is (#388) on their list of verified campaigns.
Imagine being just 15 years old, living in a cold tent surrounded by destruction and hunger, while battling a severe dental condition that leaves you in constant pain.
This is reality for Ahmed Al-Dhani from Gaza.
Images: (Top) Ahmed Al-Dhani, aged fifteen. (Bottom) Ahmed and the Al-Dhani family.
@ahmedaldani22
Story written by @rumiandroses
Ahmed is a young boy trying to survive with his family amidst the dire conditions of war. Displaced from their home, they now live in a tent, enduring hunger, cold, and uncertainty about their future. Ahmed suffers from a dental disease that requires an expensive dental implant operation, something unattainable in Gaza due to the lack of resources and the prohibitive cost of treatment abroad.
Despite the odds, Ahmed dreams of relief from his pain and a chance to smile again. To achieve this, he needs financial support for the surgery and the associated travel expenses, which are far beyond his family’s means. Without this critical operation, Ahmed's health and quality of life will continue to deteriorate.
Ahmed has launched a GoFundMe campaign to raise the funds needed for his dental treatment and travel costs. Your support can make a life-changing difference for him. Every contribution, no matter the size, brings him closer to the care he desperately needs. If you cannot donate, sharing his story can help Ahmed’s plea reach others who might assist.
You can donate to Ahmed's GoFundMe [HERE].
Ahmed's campaign has been vetted by @gazavetters, and is (#198) on their list of verified campaigns.
Giving birth amidst war is an unimaginable challenge. It is not only unsanitary, dangerous, and costly but also a profound violation of women’s rights—Huda’s rights included.
Moataz works tirelessly to raise funds for their campaign, especially now that his wife has given birth and their family must spend on essential items like food, clothes, diapers, and more.
@motazgaza
Story written by @fabricated-pessimist
On top of these challenges, they face the terrifying reality of raising a child in an unsanitary tent, where the risk of infections like polio and other diseases looms large. Imagine the constant fear of losing your child to something preventable, simply because of the conditions you are forced to live in.
Instead of enjoying the safety and comfort of their once bright and colorful home, Huda and Moataz now endure a life plagued by insects, bacteria, and the relentless surveillance and bombardment of the occupation.
You have the power to give this family a chance to provide the best life possible for their child. They are already more than halfway to their goal. If everyone who reblogs this post donates even one dollar, their campaign could be fully funded in no time. Please don’t let the hard work and determination of Moataz and Huda go in vain.
You can donate to Motaz and Huda's campaign [HERE].
This campaign has been vetted by @gazavetters and is (#325) on their list of vetted campaigns.
bring back tumblr ask culture let me. bother you with questions and statements
An adroit young woman willfully followed her passion in fashion design, and her perseverance has led her to insurmountable success in both her academics and in her field.
Why, then, is our world not employing global outrage that she was forced to abandon all her dreams and live in constant destruction?
Images: (Top) Kawthar Zeyad Ramadan was following her dreams of becoming a fashion designer...until the conflict in Gaza halted them. (Bottom) The tent that Kawthar now lives in.
@kawthar-22
Story by @fabricated-pessimist
Kawthar Zeyad Ramadan has endured countless hardships that led to her losing her family, friends, and her life’s dreams. Instead of working hard at designing new clothes or reviewing fabrics, she now has to work infinitely more hard to merely survive. Her life’s work is no longer a passion, it is a call to action. Not to mention that it was her valiant work that gave her family a means of income and survival, all of which was mercilessly stripped away in an instant by the conflict. On top of the heartbreak of war, her mother’s health has been a great point of worry for her family for years. She suffers acute kidney failure and requires dialysis three times a week, a requirement that has scarcely been fulfilled due to the increasingly inaccessible healthcare system, the mass of people in every hospital, and the burden of constantly being displaced. Recently, her refugee camp has experienced terrible flooding that has forced them to live in wet conditions during the coldest season of the year. Even with all of this looming upon her and her family’s life, all Kawthar asks from us is a kind donation to her campaign for a chance at rebuilding her beautiful career and aiding her mother’s dire health conditions.
We implore you to give her some peace of mind that the world cares about her family, her career, and her fellow Gazans by offering even a single dollar, pound, euro, or dinar towards her campaign.
You can donate to Kawthar's GoFundMe [HERE].
Kawthar's campaign has been vetted by @90-ghost, @gaza-evacuation-funds and @gazavetters.
Hello lm hamdi ,I humbly ask for your support by reblogging this post on your account to help me and my family. As newcomers to Tumblr and GoFundMe, we are in desperate need of your kindness and support. 🙏🇵🇸🍉😔Please donate 🙏🏼Let's reach the goal as soon as possible .
Vetted by association! Hamdi is a cousin of @mohammedyasers (shared by 90-ghost).
€1,840 raised of €35K goal!
Watching Pope Francis funeral and I just can’t help but get choked up. He was such a good man and truly embodies what it means to be Catholic. I pray we will get a pope who loves.
God forbid a man participates in his national sport 🙄🙄