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🚨Low donations - Only $30 raised🚨 Saja Hassan Madi's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon spotfund.com/story/448fda37-… Please donate and share Hunger is real in Gaza Your help is even more real Saja Hassan Madi, 24, is a single IT graduate from Gaza currently living with her family of six in one rented room inside a shared house where three other families also live, with around 15 people sharing one kitchen and bathroom and little privacy. After her father was martyred during the genocide, Saja became responsible for helping care for her 56-year-old mother, who suffers from severe back, bone, and nerve pain, has undergone two surgeries, requires ongoing hospital follow-up, and needs a third procedure due to limited mobility and worsening health conditions. The family has been displaced an estimated 15–20 times, often walking long distances while carrying their belongings, and now pays 1,000 shekels in rent to remain in their current room, which Saja says is safer and more manageable for her mother than living in a tent. Daily life remains difficult, with food cooked over fire, water carried by hand, and limited access to basic necessities and medication. As a graduate in Applied Information Technology with an interest in programming and data science, Saja hopes to secure remote work but currently relies on one damaged phone with unreliable internet access. Her main priorities are maintaining rent, securing food and water, obtaining medication and treatment for her mother, and purchasing a laptop that would allow her to work and support her family independently.

🚨Low donations - Only $181 raised🚨 Nour Al-Deen Shareef Al-Masri's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon chuffed.org/project/176534-n… The last donation was 13 days ago Please donate and share Your kindness can feed more than just bodies It feeds souls Nour Al-Deen Shareef Al-Masri, 31, is a married father of three from Gaza currently living with his family of five in a tent in Al Mawassi after being displaced around nine times. Their tent sometimes comes with rent costs of about $250 per month, adding to the pressure of meeting daily needs. Nour was injured during the genocide and still lives with shrapnel in his back, chest, and leg. Although he underwent surgery, he continues to experience severe pain and requires medication and pain relief, especially as weather changes worsen his condition and weight loss has left him feeling physically weaker. His family has faced repeated bombardment, during which he lost three uncles and three cousins and many relatives were injured. Nour says the family struggles to secure food, clean water, cooking gas, and medicine, with shortages and rising prices making basic necessities difficult to afford or even find. During one visit to a pharmacy with his child, needed medication was unavailable. Alongside caring for his wife and children, Nour is also a university student trying to continue his education while managing the costs of tuition and living expenses without a reliable source of income. His campaign focuses on covering basic needs, including food, cooking fuel, tent rent, and support to help his family live with greater stability while continuing his studies.

🚨Low donations - Only $21 raised🚨 Fatima Al-Maghribi's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon chuffed.org/project/176232-s… The last donation was 4 months ago Please donate and share While the World Watches You Can Feed Fatima Al-Maghribi, 29, is a married mother of three living with her family of five in a tent after being displaced seven or eight times during the genocide. She and her husband once relied on fishing for income, but their boat and equipment were lost, and the family now has no steady source of support. Her husband suffered severe burns across his body and back injuries that left him with limited mobility and unable to work, requiring surgeries, medication, and ongoing care. The family currently pays $300 in rent while trying to manage daily needs in difficult conditions. Their eldest child is 5 and a half and needs kindergarten fees, their middle child is 3, and their youngest is an infant and requires formula and diapers. After losing their home and facing repeated displacement, Fatima’s campaign focuses on securing food, clothing, medicine for her husband, tent supplies, and basic necessities so the family can maintain safer living conditions and care for their children while hoping for greater stability.

🚨The last donation was 5 days ago🚨 Faiza Wael Al-Masri's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon chuffed.org/project/176634-f… Please donate and share A small donation can fill an empty stomach tonight Faiza Wael Al-Masri, 29, is a married mother of four from northern Gaza, currently living in a tent with six family members after losing their home and belongings during the war. Displaced around 13 times, Faiza is pregnant and struggling to care for her family while facing limited access to food, safety, and medical care. Her husband suffers from shrapnel injuries to his stomach and leg and requires two surgeries, medication, and pain relief, leaving him unable to work or move normally. Faiza also needs vitamin injections to support her pregnancy and maintain healthy blood flow to the womb. Their 10-year-old daughter, who should be in fourth grade, has spent nearly three years helping carry water because both parents are physically unable to manage daily tasks, while ongoing insecurity and financial hardship keep the children out of school. Through her campaign, Faiza hopes to secure treatment for her husband, nutritious food and basic necessities for the family, safe conditions for childbirth, and small Eid items to bring some comfort to her children, who have not celebrated since the genocide began.

Abdulrahman Al-Masri's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon chuffed.org/project/180001-a… Please donate and share Be the reason a Palestinian family eats today Abdulrahman Al-Masri, 22, lives with seven family members in a tent at a school-turned-refugee camp after their home and neighbourhood were destroyed, forcing the family to flee more than 11 times. With no source of income, they rely entirely on donations while struggling to secure food, water, medication, and other basic necessities, and the family is facing severe malnutrition. During displacement, Abdulrahman was seriously injured when civilian homes were bombed, suffering shrapnel wounds to his neck and back that left him semi-paralysed and caused significant hearing damage. He also sustained a skull fracture and brain injury that affected his facial nerves and hearing, making communication and daily life more difficult. Doctors have recommended surgery, hearing aids, rehabilitation, and ongoing medical care, but these treatments remain out of reach financially. Despite these challenges, Abdulrahman continues to adapt to his condition while hoping for access to the care and support needed to improve his recovery and daily life.

🚨Low donations - Only $430 raised🚨 Umm Sameh's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon chuffed.org/project/193999-h… Please donate and share Gaza’s plates are empty Let’s change that Umm Sameh, 36, is a mother of eight living in Gaza after repeated displacement, more than six times, from Rafah and other areas to different parts of the strip. She and her husband now live with their children in a damaged tent that offers little protection, while the family depends entirely on donations since the father is unable to work due to serious back disc problems. Their 13-year-old son was injured in his legs by shrapnel, and he still needs medical care, while the youngest child requires regular milk and diapers. Several school-age children are out of school because the family cannot afford basic supplies. With no stable income and limited access to food, water, and healthcare, Umm Sameh is trying to keep her children safe and together under very difficult living conditions, asking for help with shelter repairs, medicine, food, and basic needs.

🚨Low donations - Only $126 raised🚨 Yahya Qasim Yahya Al-Othmani's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon chuffed.org/project/duaa-amm… The last donation was 11 days ago Please donate and share Food Shouldn’t Be a Luxury Donate for Gaza Yahya Qasim Yahya Al-Othmani, 24, is married and living with his wife, two small children- a 1.5-year-old son, Qasim, and an infant baby girl, as well as his parents and siblings, in a damaged tent in Khan Younis after being displaced from Beit Hanoun and moving around more than a dozen times. The family has lost their home and belongings, and Yahya is the only one trying to provide for everyone, with no stable income and reliance on aid. His children need milk and diapers, while his wife is weak from malnutrition, and their young son Qasem is currently in the hospital with a viral infection. The extended family is struggling with food shortages, limited medical care, and harsh living conditions, trying to get through each day with very little support.

🚨The last donation was 4 days ago🚨 Arafat Elbou's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon chuffed.org/project/181178-a… Please donate and share They’ve lost homes and loved ones Let’s not let them lose food, too Arafat Elbou, 40, is a married father of four children, Mohammed (12), Ahmed (10), Tala (8), and Jameel (6), living with his family in a torn tent after being displaced more than 12 times since their home and neighbourhood were destroyed and their belongings lost. Before the genocide, he had a small home and a modest life, but now the family survives in extremely difficult conditions with no stable income, relying on donations for food and basic needs. Arafat himself was severely injured after being struck by a truck while trying to collect food at a crowded humanitarian aid point, leaving him with serious mobility issues and cartilage problems that prevent him from working properly. The family is struggling with hunger, malnutrition, and a lack of clean water, medicine, and basic services, while trying to survive day by day and care for the children under unstable and unsafe conditions.

🚨$0 raised so far🚨 Rafat Al-Masri's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon chuffed.org/project/179985-h… Please donate and share Your Spare Change Can Fill Empty Plates in Gaza Rafat Al-Masri, 30, and his wife Saja, 28, are parents of three children living in a crowded shared flat after being displaced more than 15 times following the destruction of their home and neighbourhood. With no stable source of income, the family relies on donations while trying to cover rent and daily necessities amid rising costs. Saja and their son Mohammed, 9, both live with severe asthma and require inhalers, medical treatment, and access to electricity to operate a nebuliser when breathing becomes difficult, especially with the dust and smoke surrounding them. Their daughter Bella, 3, suffers from severe eczema and needs ointments, milk, and diapers, while baby Jihad, an infant, was born into ongoing hardship and requires proper nutrition and care. Mohammed has also fallen behind in school during the ongoing genocide. The family says they have lost everything they owned and are struggling with food insecurity and malnutrition while trying to secure basic needs such as food, clean water, medicine, clothing, and educational support. Despite repeated displacement and the strain of uncertainty, Rafat and Saja continue searching for stability and a way to provide their children with a safer and more dignified life.

🚨Low donations - Only $296 raised🚨 Eman Banat's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon chuffed.org/project/175286-i… The last donation was 15 days ago Please donate and share When Aid Is Blocked, People Starve Be the Aid They Need Eman Banat, 38, is a married mother of 6 living with her family in a makeshift tent on rented land, where they pay $300 each month after losing their home and belongings during the destruction of their neighbourhood and being displaced more than 10 times. The family faces difficult conditions with no stable source of income and relies on donations to meet basic needs. Eman has become the family’s sole provider after her husband suffered severe shrapnel injuries to his back that left him paralysed from the waist down and in need of ongoing medical treatment. Their 13-year-old son lives with severe asthma and requires inhalers, while the family as a whole is struggling with malnutrition and shortages of food, clean water, medicine, and other necessities. Eman also shared that some of her children were injured while at school, and despite the losses and daily uncertainty, she continues working to keep her family safe and cared for while hoping for support to help cover urgent living and medical needs.

Umm Karim's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon chuffed.org/project/180931-h… Please donate and share Starvation Is a Weapon Your Help Is Resistance Umm Karim, 31, is a widowed mother of three living with her children in a damaged tent among the ruins of Gaza after their home and neighbourhood in North Gaza were destroyed. Since their displacement, the family has moved more than 30 times and lost nearly all of their belongings. Her husband was martyred at home, and both Umm Karim and one of her sons were injured by shrapnel. She later gave birth to her son Karim while living in a tent. With no stable source of income, the family relies on donations to cover daily needs, including food, clean water, medical care, milk, diapers, and basic necessities. Umm Karim lives with ongoing health problems, including heart-related illness and pain linked to her injuries and trauma, and requires medication costing around $100 each month, though she often prioritizes feeding her children instead. She also shares that one of her children is injured, another is still an infant, and she is caring for orphans while trying to support her family alone. Her tent has been damaged by wind, and she is seeking help due to the limitations faced by people in Gaza.

🚨The last donation was 8 days ago🚨 Waseem Al-Jundi's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon chuffed.org/project/178625-w… Please donate and share Gaza Is Hungry for Hope Start with a Meal Waseem Al-Jundi, 19, from Rafah, is a displaced student now living in a tent in Khan Younis with his injured mother and three sisters after their home and neighbourhood were destroyed and the family was displaced more than seven times. He lost his father and brother during attacks on areas sheltering displaced families and now carries responsibility as the family’s main provider despite having no stable source of income and relying on donations to get by. His mother suffered widespread shrapnel injuries and lives with a nervous condition that requires ongoing medication and medical care, while one of his sisters has Down syndrome and needs specialized food and support. Alongside managing these responsibilities, Waseem is trying to continue his university education but struggles to cover tuition fees and basic study supplies. Living under difficult conditions and facing severe shortages, the family is dealing with malnutrition and a lack of reliable access to food, clean water, medicine, and other essentials, while hoping for support that can help meet immediate needs and allow Waseem to continue his studies and support his family’s future.

🚨Low donations - Only $314 raised🚨 Ahmed Al-Hila's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon chuffed.org/project/176543-a… The last donation was 20 days ago Please donate and share They’re Fighting Hunger and Bombs Help Them Survive One Ahmed Al-Hila, 33, is a married father of three living in Gaza with his wife, their children, and his elderly mother in a damaged tent among the ruins after their family home was destroyed. The family has been displaced more than eight times and lost nearly all of their belongings. Ahmed, who was once the family’s sole provider, now has no stable source of income and relies on donations to support his household. During the genocide, he lost his father as well as several siblings and their children. His mother suffered a stroke and is paralysed from the neck down, requiring ongoing medical care and a wheelchair that the family cannot afford. Ahmed also lives with a serious back disc problem but continues caring for his mother and supporting his family while facing shortages of food, water, medicine, diapers, milk and basic necessities. His wife is pregnant, adding further pressure to a household already struggling with severe malnutrition and the daily challenges of displacement and survival.

🚨The last donation was 5 days ago🚨 Lana's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon chuffed.org/project/178774-l… Please donate and share They Can’t Wait Help Feed Gaza Today Lana, 15, lives with five family members in a small room after repeated displacement in Gaza, where the family has been forced to move more than nine times following attacks that destroyed their home and neighbourhood. They are facing eviction at the end of this month and will urgently need a tent for shelter. The family lost their belongings and currently has no source of income, relying on donations to meet basic needs. Lana’s father suffered severe leg injuries when their home was bombed and now has metal rods in his legs, leaving him unable to walk or work. Her infant brother requires milk and diapers, while the family is also struggling with malnutrition and shortages of food, clean water, medical care, and other essentials.

🚨Low donations - Only $200 raised🚨 Om Salah's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon chuffed.org/project/177673-h… The last donation was 6 weeks ago Please donate and share Don’t Let Hunger Win Gaza Deserves to Eat Om Salah, 39, is a married mother of seven children living with her family in a damaged tent in northern Gaza after being displaced more than six times when their home and neighbourhood were destroyed. The family lost most of what they owned and now faces severe hardship. Her husband, 42, is living with stomach cancer and urgently needs medical treatment, leaving the family without stable income. Om Salah has severe asthma and relies on inhalers, while their youngest child needs milk and diapers. With limited shelter, some family members sleep on the cold ground without proper blankets or mattresses. The family is struggling with food insecurity and malnutrition and is in urgent need of food, clean water, medical care and medications, clothing, blankets, mattresses, and other basic necessities. Their monthly expenses include around $400 for food, $300 for the father’s treatment, $200 to support a daughter’s university education, $100 for school related costs for the children, and about $50 for baby formula and diapers. Despite these conditions, the family continues to hold onto hope while seeking support to meet their basic needs and protect their children’s future.

🚨Low donations - Only $313 raised🚨 Rouhi Alian's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon chuffed.org/project/176639-r… The last donation was 5 weeks ago Please donate and share You Can’t Stop the Bombs But You Can Stop the Hunger Rouhi Alian is a 30-year-old married father of two living with his family in a damaged tent in Gaza after being displaced more than 12 times since the genocide began. Their family home and neighbourhood were destroyed, leaving them without belongings or a stable source of income, and they now rely on donations to meet their basic needs. Rouhi, his pregnant wife, their two young children, and his grandmother, who lives with Alzheimer’s and requires diapers, have moved between Gaza, Khan Younis, Rafah, and other areas, sometimes sleeping on roads or in the streets during displacement. Rouhi struggles with high blood pressure that has caused fainting and hospitalisation, but he has difficulty finding and affording medication. His wife faces anaemia and nutritional challenges during pregnancy and urgently needs vitamins. The family is living with food insecurity and poor nutrition, and they continue to seek support for a safer tent, food, clean water, clothing, medicine, and other essentials as they work to care for their children and rebuild some stability.

Ibrahim Mustafa Al-Qarnawy's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon chuffed.org/project/181183-h… Please donate and share Feed Gaza’s Families Because No Child Should Starve Ibrahim Mustafa Al-Qarnawy, 47, is a married father of five living with his wife and children in a heavily damaged home after being displaced four times during the genocide. The family of seven now stays in a bombed house without paying rent, relying on inconsistent aid for food and water as shortages continue and community kitchens are often unavailable. Ibrahim lives with a heart condition and spinal and cartilage problems that cause severe pain and limit his ability to work or move freely, and doctors have warned that his condition may worsen without surgery that is currently unavailable in Gaza. His wife also suffers from heart and cartilage problems as well as epilepsy, requiring ongoing medication and pain relief. Three of their children have thalassemia, while one daughter lives with genocide related injuries that require continued treatment and pain management. The family struggles to afford medicine, nutritious food, and vitamins as some of the children face malnutrition. Alongside these health challenges, Ibrahim is trying to support a daughter attending university but cannot cover tuition, books, or study expenses. Their campaign seeks help with food, medication, and educational costs as the family works to manage daily life under difficult conditions.

🚨Low donations - Only $388 raised🚨 Somod Sameer Mohamed Al-Masry's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon chuffed.org/project/176551-s… The last donation was 14 days ago Please donate and share You won’t end the war But you can end someone’s hunger Somod Sameer Mohamed Al-Masry, 37, is a married mother of six children, three boys and three girls, currently sheltering with seven family members in a school after being displaced 12 times since the genocide began. Originally from Beit Hanoun, Somod has lived through repeated evacuations and unstable shelter conditions without paying rent, moving between schools and temporary spaces while trying to care for her family. During an attack on her home, she was trapped under the rubble for five hours before being rescued, while her father and sister were martyred in front of her. She survived with serious injuries affecting her face, eyes, nose, and jaw and now requires several surgeries, including jaw reconstruction and facial treatment, some of which are available in Gaza but remain beyond her financial reach. Somod says her injuries have made it difficult to provide for her children, and one of her sons collects paper and cardboard from the streets so the family can afford simple meals like rice or lentils. The family has gone more than a year without regular nutritious food and struggles to secure clothing, medicine, and school supplies. Her daughter also faces university expenses the family cannot manage. Alongside seeking medication and surgeries for her injuries, Somod hopes to secure food, clothing, and educational support so her children, Dana, Mira, Sham, Saeed, Hafez, and Muhammad, can continue their studies and live with greater stability despite ongoing displacement and loss.

🚨Campaign manager needed🚨 Fedaa Tareq Adwan's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon If anyone can help by opening a campaign It would be a tremendous help to this family Fedaa Tareq Adwan, 37, and her husband Rami, 48, are living in a tent in Al Mawassi after being displaced 7 or 8 times during the genocide. They pay $150 in rent for the tent and currently share the space with 10 people after losing their home and Rami losing his job at Aqsa University when the siege began. Before the genocide, the family lived in a stable home, but both their house and the home of Rami’s orphaned siblings were destroyed. Fedaa and Rami took in Rami’s three younger siblings after they lost their father and then their mother seven months later. Yasser is 14, Amir is 13, and Maryam is 11, and Fedaa has become their main caregiver alongside caring for her own children, including Alaa, 18, who passed high school with an 88 per cent average but cannot continue to university because the family cannot afford the $500 per semester cost, as well as Darin, 16, Toulin, 14, Mahmoud, 11, and Hala, 8. With no income and no serious illnesses in the family, their campaign focuses on securing a stronger tent, food, clothing, and basic necessities for the children, whose daily lives have been shaped by displacement and the struggle to meet essential needs.

🚨Low donations - Only $443 raised🚨 Ramy Murad Al-Masry's Family #VerifiedByRadioWatermelon chuffed.org/project/171982-d… The last donation was 6 days ago Please donate and share Feed a Family in Gaza Every Dollar Fights Starvation Ramy Murad Al-Masry is a 19-year-old single man living in a tent in Gaza with eight family members and paying $100 a month in rent after being displaced more than 14 times. He recently completed high school with a 92% average and hopes to study engineering, but university fees remain out of reach as his family has no steady income and their home was destroyed at the start of the genocide. His mother, Doaa Tahseen Hassan Al Masri, is 38-years-old and cares for the family while managing the needs of Ramy’s siblings, including Ahmed, 17, who has metal rods in his hand from a war injury, Iman, 14, who hopes to continue her education, Kamal, 12, Talal, 5, and Tahia, 7, who lives with muscle weakness, brain and nerve damage, severe hearing loss, and relies on crawling rather than walking and urgently needs vitamins, medical care, and a hearing aid. The family previously lost two children to the same condition years ago, making Tahia’s treatment their main concern while Ramy also seeks support to continue his education and help provide stability for his family.