💔 Desperate Plea: Your Donation Could Save My Family From Gaza’s War 🙏😢
💔 Desperate Plea: Your Donation Could Save My Family from Gaza’s War 🙏😢
Dear friends,
My name is Waleed Alanqar, I come to you today with a heart shattered by fear and despair 💔. My family and I are trapped in Gaza, where the war has left us in a constant state of terror. Every day we hear the sounds of destruction and see the devastation that surrounds us. We are not safe. The lives of my children, my loved ones, and myself are in immediate danger 😢.
We have no choice but to flee. I have found a chance to escape through the Rafah Border Crossing, but without the necessary funds, this escape will be impossible. The cost of this journey is far beyond anything I can afford, and I am running out of time.
I am begging for your help 🙏. Please, I urge you to consider donating to my GoFundMe campaign. Any amount—no matter how small—can be the difference between life and death for us 💔. Every dollar brings us one step closer to safety, away from the horrors we face every single day.
The situation is urgent. We cannot wait. The bombs are falling, the suffering is unbearable, and I am terrified that we will not survive this nightmare unless we get out soon 😔. Your generosity can save lives, and we need your support right now.
Please, if you can, donate. If you cannot donate, sharing this message could be the action that brings help to us. But I am pleading with you—we need your help today. Tomorrow might be too late 💔.
Thank you for reading, for caring, and for acting in this moment of desperation.
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With all my hope,
Waleed Family 🙏💔
https://gofund.me/e85369a1
Please help Waleed, his wife Areej and their son Ayman get to safety if you have the means or share this post in hope that someone who does is able to donate!
No matter how small, every donation counts!
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