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A Roof of Mercy: Providing Emergency Tents for Displaced Families in Gaza
2026-01-31 08:00 - 17:00 UTC
You are warmly invited to a special charity evening in support of families in Gaza who have lost their homes and are now living without safe shelter.
Thousands of parents and children are facing cold nights, rain, and harsh conditions after their houses were destroyed. This event is dedicated to one urgent mission: providing emergency tents and essential shelter supplies so families can survive with dignity.
Event Location: Plaza Hotel IstanbulPurpose: Fundraising to provide emergency tents and basic shelter needs for families whose homes were destroyed in Gaza.
During the evening, we will share real stories, explain how the support will be delivered, and raise funds to purchase and distribute tents to the families most in need—especially those with children, elderly members, and medical cases.
Your presence matters. Your support—whether by donating, attending, or sharing this message—can help a family sleep safely tonight.
Please join us at Plaza Hotel Istanbul and be part of a meaningful effort that turns compassion into shelter.
Together, we can give families in Gaza something priceless: protection, warmth, and hope.

Mariam, the Only Survivor: A Child Thrown From the Rubble and Left to Fight for Life
2026-01-31 08:00 - 17:00
She Survived Alone
In one sudden moment, her entire world disappeared.
A young girl—still too young to understand how life can turn so cruel—was at home with her family of nine. It was an ordinary night in an extraordinary nightmare: the kind of night people in Gaza Strip have learned to live through, listening for the sound that tells you whether the next strike is far… or coming for you.
Then the explosion came.
The house did not “shake.” It collapsed.The walls that once held family photos, school books, and the smell of dinner… turned into a storm of concrete, dust, and fire. In a force so violent it felt unreal, the blast threw her body through the air—out of her home and toward the neighbors’ house.
That is how she lived.
Not because she was protected.Not because she had time to run.Only because the explosion—without mercy, without meaning—hurled her away from the place where her mother, her father, her siblings, her entire family were buried beneath the rubble.
When the dust settled, she was the only one left.
Nine people.One survivor.
They pulled her out with trembling hands—hands that kept searching for other voices, other breaths, other signs of life. But there was nothing. No father calling her name. No mother covering her with her scarf. No siblings crying and clinging to her. Just silence… and the heavy truth that the people she loved most were gone under the ruins of the home that used to keep them safe.
Now she lives in a tent.
Not her tent. A neighbor’s tent—given out of compassion because she has nowhere else to go. There is no room for privacy, no corner to grieve, no door to close when the memories rush in. At night, when the wind hits the thin fabric, she wakes up startled, as if the sound is the blast all over again. She reaches out instinctively for her mother… and touches only empty space.
She is not only grieving. She is injured.
The explosion left her with a severe head injury. Some days, she can’t hold her thoughts in place. Headaches come like waves, heavy and relentless. Light hurts. Noise hurts. She gets dizzy. She struggles to sleep. Sometimes she forgets what she was saying mid-sentence—then remembers what she lost and collapses into tears she doesn’t have the strength to stop.
And the worst part is this: her injury needs treatment that she cannot get where she is.
In a place where hospitals are overwhelmed, supplies are scarce, and safe specialized care is nearly impossible, her condition is dangerous. Every day without proper treatment is a risk—of worsening symptoms, permanent damage, or a future stolen before it even begins.
She needs to be transferred for medical care outside Gaza—not for comfort, not for convenience, but for survival.
This is what she needs urgently:

Emergency medical evaluation and imaging for her head injury

Specialist treatment and medication to prevent complications

Safe transport and coordination costs to leave for treatment

Basic necessities while she waits: warm bedding, nutritious food, hygiene items, and stable shelter

She is a child who should be thinking about school, friends, and dreams—not about how to live without parents, how to sleep without feeling the ground shake, how to endure pain without medicine, how to mourn without a single family member left to hold her.
Right now, she has no father.No mother.No home.Only a tent… and a wounded body carrying a grief too large for anyone her age.
If you help her, you are not only funding treatment.You are giving her a chance to heal, to be safe, and to rebuild a life that was shattered in seconds.
Because no one should survive like this—alone, injured, and forgotten.
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Nourish Gaza: Food Aid for Displacement Camps
2026-01-22 08:00 - 17:00
ou are invited to a dedicated fundraising event to provide urgent food assistance to families living in displacement camps across Gaza Strip.
In the camps, parents struggle every day to find enough food for their children. Prices have risen beyond reach, supplies are scarce, and many families are surviving on the minimum—often going to sleep hungry. This event is organized to help deliver food parcels and essential nutrition to the most vulnerable families, especially those with young children, elderly relatives, and medical cases.
Together, we aim to fund and distribute:

Emergency food packages (basic staples such as rice, flour, lentils, oil, canned goods)

Children’s nutrition support when available

Safe delivery and distribution to families inside displacement camps

Your attendance is already an act of solidarity. Your donation—large or small—can help put a meal on a table that has been empty for too long.
Please join us and stand with families who are fighting hunger under impossible conditions.
Let’s turn compassion into nourishment, and dignity into survival.
