Give Food & Bread to 2500 Families in Syria

Dear Donor,

Today, we share with you a story of pain and hope from Al-Jabana camp in the countryside of Suran, northern Syria, where a young girl named Tasneem lives with her mother under extremely challenging conditions.

Tasneem, now 12 years old, lost her father at the beginning of the Syrian crisis. She has no memories to connect her to him. Her mother fled the devastation in Aleppo, seeking refuge from death, and moved from one camp to another, finally settling in Al-Jabana camp.

Their home in Aleppo was completely destroyed, like thousands of Syrian homes. With no breadwinner, Tasneem's mother struggles to provide for her and her daughter, relying on agricultural work, which barely meets their basic needs.

Your Impact on Tasneem’s Life:
Thanks to your generous donations, we have been able to provide regular bread supplies to Tasneem and her mother, alleviating their daily hardships and bringing some sense of relief in their difficult lives.

However, Tasneem’s needs go beyond just bread. We are now planning to provide her with a monthly financial sponsorship to ensure a more stable and dignified life.

The Importance of Your Continued Support:
Your contributions are a lifeline for families like Tasneem's. By continuing your support, you enable us to deliver more humanitarian aid and provide food, warmth, and education to children who have suffered the devastating effects of war and displacement.

Thank You:
Because of your compassionate hearts, hope shines even in the darkest times. Together, we can reach those in desperate need and make a difference in their lives.

Let us continue to write new chapters of hope for Tasneem and thousands of other children.

With many thanks 

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Dear Donor,

The displaced populations in northern Syria are enduring severe humanitarian conditions, particularly with the onset of winter. The destruction of infrastructure and the ongoing siege have made securing basic necessities, such as food and warm clothing, exceedingly difficult. According to a report by the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) in December 2024, approximately 1.5 million displaced individuals in northwest Syria are residing in over 1,300 camps, 90% of which are informal and self-built, lacking adequate shelter and heating facilities.

Thanks to the support of compassionate individuals like you, we were able to provide a food basket to the family of young Mahmoud, who lives with his mother and four sisters in a modest home on the outskirts of Kafra village in northern Syria. The basket included rice, legumes, oil, tea, sugar, flour, and canned goods, significantly alleviating their daily hardships.

Mahmoud's mother is striving to support her children by working as a seamstress, earning just enough to cover their basic needs and the rent for their humble dwelling.

The Importance of Continued Donations

Your ongoing support is vital for families like Mahmoud's. Your contributions help provide essential resources and alleviate the suffering of those enduring these challenging circumstances.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all who have contributed to supporting these displaced families. Your generosity is not merely assistance; it is a message of hope and solidarity that reflects your humanity and concern for others.

With sincere thanks and appreciation

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