Help Hajjaj Family Survive and Evacuate To Safety

Imagine a world where a child can run free and not preoccupied, with access to electricity and clean water, nutritious food, good education, health care and all infrastructure.

This world doesn’t happen for us, never did. We were born in a concentration camp, we grew up in it and now they are trying to exterminate us inside it.

I am Eman, my husband is Hadi and my twins are Huda and Sara.

We are living days of hardship and deprivation of all our essential needs. 

We have had no water and no electricity for more than a year, we even forgot how it is to have bathrooms, running water, to open our own refrigerator and sit comfortably to watch TV with the girls. 

Our friends and relatives are being bombed, shelled, shot, vaporized, charred, burnt, tortured. The fear that we might be next is almost paralyzing.

Sara is having seizures because of that, as a mom I am just heartbroken seeing my girls go through all of it, especially after Hadi and I worked so hard to give them the best.

Right now, we need help on two different fronts, we need to keep saving in case the crossings open because the Egyptian government didn’t waive the visa taxes that are around 5000 usd each. And we need to pay exorbitant prices to maintain the basics of life: water, charging, wood, water, food, clothing for winter, fixing the tent, etc. The money we left the house with is long gone.

For this reason we are raising the campaign to 35000 usd, so we can survive while we hope to escape the concentration camp.

We are in peril in so many ways so I urge you to donate promptly, any amount will give us hope, will feed and clothe my girls and I will be forever grateful.

There are other ways to help, you can share with your friends our shortlink and our QR code, you can fundraise at work, during a protest, at your family gatherings, all you need to do is show them the QR code or help them type the shortlink to our campaign.

Some may feel it is not enough but believe me, for us it is everything, it is a life line that connects us with something they couldn’t take away, with dreaming of a future where our girls will have the same basic needs as any other girl all over the world.

We will try to update every other day, to show you how life is going for us, what Huda and Sara do, how hard they study on their own, how they are still girls making bracelets with beads their father brought for them.

Check on our page to see how we will thank everyone who will help us achieve our goal, which is basically to survive and to dream.