HELP MY FATHER TO EVACUATE GAZA

My name is Aya, a 21-year-old software engineering student from Gaza. Never did I imagine that I would find myself in a position where I'd have to ask for help, but the unimaginable has happened. The ongoing genocide in Gaza has shattered our lives beyond comprehension.

My father, aged 47, poured his heart into building his own business from scratch. Our home, built with his hard-earned savings, stood as a symbol of our family's resilience. But in the relentless violence in Gaza, we lost everything – our home and my father's cherished workplace.

For four terrifying months, we moved through chaos, desperately seeking safety. We were displaced twice, ending up in a tent for a whole month. It was a struggle to find food, water, shelter, and medicine, especially with the bitter cold.

With heavy hearts, we left Gaza with only the clothes on our backs. But my mind is consumed by one thought: my father, still stuck there in pain.

Every day is an eternity as we wait for news of his safety. The situation in Gaza worsens by the hour, and we're desperate to get him out. The cost to cross the Rafah border is $5000, a sum we cannot afford.

Your support in evacuating him will not only save his life but will also provide us with the hope and strength to rebuild our shattered life.