Rania became a widow when a bomb killed her husband. Her youngest child was born after his death. The woman faces a merciless war alone and tries to keep her four children alive. Her children are cold and wet, sleeping on the bare ground. The single mother is begging for your support: “Please help my children and provide us with a tent.”

Reem and her family lost everything – her house was destroyed and all their belongings, including her children's clothes, were buried under the rubble. Her family came under our care when the children were injured in the bombing. Currently, after evacuating to the south, the family lives and sleeps outside or tries to shelter in war-damaged vacant buildings. Reem's youngest daughter was attacked by hungry dogs while sleeping outside at night – the girl has bites on her hand and face. Reem's four children dream of a tent that will protect them from the cold, rain, and attacks by hungry animals, and give them a sense of security.

Mr. Elyan is the father of three boys and the guardian of a little orphan girl. Desperate, he asks us for help every day: "We have nothing—no home, no tent, no warm clothes for the children, and there is no room for us in the shelters in schools. I don't even have mattresses for the children, so at night I spread plastic sheeting on the ground, put a blanket on top, and lay all four of them next to each other. They fall asleep hungry, cold, and wet when it rains. Please help us and give us a tent to protect my children from the cold and rain."

Wajood from Gaza is a mother of three children. The war took away her home, her job, and the small business she ran with her husband—a children's playroom and a café for women. The family lost everything and now sleeps on the street, sharing two mattresses they managed to salvage from their bombed-out home. “Last night, while we were sleeping, my one-and-a-half-year-old son Rafaat was attacked by two hungry dogs—one of the dogs attacked and bit him on the head, and the other sank its teeth into his hand. Please help us get a tent to protect my children from the cold, rain, and dogs.”

Habiba was born on October 18, 2025, in Gaza, and four hours after her birth, she and her mother were discharged from the hospital. The girl has two older brothers—Nimr, who is disabled, and Raad. The family is homeless and needs a tent to protect the children from the cold and rain.

Karazah was born on November 22, 2025, and like Habiba, she was discharged from the hospital four hours after her birth. Karazah has three older siblings. The whole family is homeless and sleeps on the street. The tent will protect the children from the cold and rain.