Help support Hala’s family in Gaza
United States
Hello, my name is Maggie and I am raising money to help my dear friend Hala’s family in Gaza. I met Hala when I first started volunteering for a grassroots organization called Scholarships for Ghazza, helping to assist her as she applied for graduate programs and scholarships.
Since March, I s r a e l has imposed a blockade of aid from entering into Gaza. Extremely limited amounts of food and aid, if any, have entered into the strip (eg. 36 trucks, when Gaza relies on 500 trucks daily.) Famine in Gaza has reached catastrophic levels. Amnesty International, Unicef, Doctors Without Borders warn the entire population (2 million people, 1 million children) are at risk of starvation.
Food is limited and prices are astronomical, due to looting of aid trucks (when permitted to enter) or people risking their lives, such as with the GHF (the US backed donation site where 1,400 have been killed, 4000 injured.)
The best way to show support is by putting money directly into the hands of families in Gaza.
Here is Hala’s story:
“My name is Hala. My family used to be 12 members, but due to the war, we are now 24 people living together in one overcrowded, unsuitable space. My parents, my brothers, my sisters, their children — all of us have lost everything.
Our home in Jabalia, North Gaza, was completely destroyed. My father’s shop, where he and my brothers worked, was burned and reduced to rubble. Their livelihoods vanished overnight, leaving them with no source of income. We have been displaced several times, forced to live in tents and school shelters. We even survived when our home was bombed while we were inside.
Among my family are my younger brother, who suffers from a heart condition and needs special care and medicine, and my mother, who also requires regular medication that is no longer available. On top of this, prices for basic goods in Gaza have skyrocketed — bread, rice, and even clean water now cost several times more than before the war, making survival even harder for my family.
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United States
Hello, my name is Maggie and I am raising money to help my dear friend Hala’s family in Gaza. I met Hala when I first started volunteering for a grassroots organization called Scholarships for Ghazza, helping to assist her as she applied for graduate programs and scholarships.
Since March, I s r a e l has imposed a blockade of aid from entering into Gaza. Extremely limited amounts of food and aid, if any, have entered into the strip (eg. 36 trucks, when Gaza relies on 500 trucks daily.) Famine in Gaza has reached catastrophic levels. Amnesty International, Unicef, Doctors Without Borders warn the entire population (2 million people, 1 million children) are at risk of starvation.
Food is limited and prices are astronomical, due to looting of aid trucks (when permitted to enter) or people risking their lives, such as with the GHF (the US backed donation site where 1,400 have been killed, 4000 injured.)
The best way to show support is by putting money directly into the hands of families in Gaza.
Here is Hala’s story:
“My name is Hala. My family used to be 12 members, but due to the war, we are now 24 people living together in one overcrowded, unsuitable space. My parents, my brothers, my sisters, their children — all of us have lost everything.
Our home in Jabalia, North Gaza, was completely destroyed. My father’s shop, where he and my brothers worked, was burned and reduced to rubble. Their livelihoods vanished overnight, leaving them with no source of income. We have been displaced several times, forced to live in tents and school shelters. We even survived when our home was bombed while we were inside.
Among my family are my younger brother, who suffers from a heart condition and needs special care and medicine, and my mother, who also requires regular medication that is no longer available. On top of this, prices for basic goods in Gaza have skyrocketed — bread, rice, and even clean water now cost several times more than before the war, making survival even harder for my family.
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