Dear Generous Donor,
While people elsewhere enjoy safety and stability, there in Gaza, children and families go to bed hungry, suffering from the aftermath of a war that left behind only pain. Buildings destroyed, dreams scattered, and families suddenly left homeless, living in camps lacking even the most basic necessities of life.
Rami, a young boy from Gaza, once dreamed of becoming an English teacher. He saw education as his future and his way out of poverty. But the war left him with nothing but sorrow and hardship. His parents were permanently disabled due to the bombing, rendering them unable to provide for the family. At just ten years old, Rami found himself bearing the responsibility for his family, striving alongside his siblings to secure a simple loaf of bread to feed an exhausted father and mother and siblings who have nothing but tears for the ruins of their demolished home.
This is not just Rami’s story; it is one of hundreds of stories we witness daily in Gaza. Souls are suspended between poverty and despair, and children like Rami have lost their childhoods and dreams under the rubble of war.
But thanks to your support and generosity, we have been able to restore a glimmer of hope for these families. When we provided them with bread, it was not merely food to fill their stomachs but a message that they are not alone. That there are compassionate hearts and generous hands around the world reaching out to help them.
Your continued support for this project opens the doors of life for many families. It is not just about providing bread; it is a guarantee of dignity for children who know nothing but hunger, a beacon of hope restoring faith to families who have lost everything.
We believe your generosity is a flowing river of goodness in the hearts of the needy, and its continuation will transform the lives of so many.
Thank you from the bottom of our hearts. You are Gaza's hope and light in the darkness of war. May God bless your giving and reward you abundantly for every smile you’ve brought to the faces of our children.
With utmost gratitude,
