abdalrahman2002:

blackpyrefly:

abdalrahman2002:

abdalrahman2002:

abdalrahman2002:

I am homeless now and it is very cold

The war has ended, but our home was completely destroyed, and my family has nowhere to stay we have truly become homeless. I’m trying to find an apartment to rent, but the monthly rent exceeds $700, which I simply cannot afford

If you are living in a warm home that shelters you and your family, please remember that there are people who have become homeless and have no shelter from the harsh winter cold. They are asking for your help even a small donation can make a big difference in providing a monthly rent for a place to stay Please don’t hesitate to donate. Any amount, no matter how small, will help me a lot.

help out abdal if you can! even a little goes a long way. just because the ceasefire has been declared doesn’t mean there aren’t still people who need help!

Oh my God, the cold has become very bitter. I can no longer bear this cold. Please feel for me. I am about to die from the cold. Is there no mercy in your hearts? Donate to provide a warm place for me and my family.

(via grox)

omegaversereloaded:

wolfer-aid:

wolf-aid:

turtletoria:

nourasbasha:

nourasbasha:

nourasbasha:

nourasbasha:

“Humans are inherently selfish–“ Then why do so many cultures value hospitality, to the point of dictating it in their religions? Why is it so common for hosts to offer their visitors their best food, and as much of it as they can? At some point, multiple cultures decided that they knew what it felt like to be alone and vulnerable, and promised each other to never let those who stay with them feel that way. That doesn’t sound very "inherently selfish” to me.

In our lives, after all the traumas of war and loss of security we’ve experienced, I’ve felt what it means to be truly alone and vulnerable. But I promised myself that our four children would never feel that way again. Every day, I try to give them hope, security, and a normal childhood despite the difficulties surrounding us.

Now, with every support from you, every share of every post, every donation, big or small, I feel we are not alone. You are extending a helping hand, giving our children a chance to see a better world, a chance to smile, and a chance for hope.

This kind of true humanity, these selfless hearts, is what makes the love of life possible even in the most difficult circumstances. Thank you to everyone who contributed, to everyone who posted, and to everyone who stood by us on our journey to rebuild our children’s lives.

Please do your part in helping a family begin to heal whilr enduring a genocide. People in Gaza need your help now more than ever

“Bro, they had to make it a rule in religion because people didn’t want to do it. You don’t make rules for things people will do on their own.”

— a stranger’s reflection on why true kindness is rare but powerful.

This family I will give my heart’s blood to help them and get them to their goal which is only Less than 6000 euros. Please donate to this family, as I consider them my second family.

Please donate to Mohammed’s family. I read that they were and still are suffering from malnutrition, especially Amir, who is only two years old. Please donate even five euros, as it means a lot to them.

(via q8p)