Native Ojibwe

Nothing is more urgent than a human life in danger. Helping me secure a scholarship for Sohad and evacuate her means saving a life and reuniting a family torn apart by genocide. Just a small amount is needed for the next step to help a brave Palestinian woman who served her people and provided them with medical care, and who needs you now. We haven’t come this far only for money to become the obstacle, right, guys? $341 left. @LouMcIntosyydn

Apologies to my friends for the many messages and notifications I receive. I may have missed replying to some of you, but please know I love and appreciate you all. Wishing you nothing but happiness and goodness. ❤️

You put it beautifully, my friend. May God bless you. Our society, by its traditions, would never leave a neighbour hungry. For example, during the famine, my own family used to share whatever food they had with those around them, sometimes eating only a quarter of a loaf of bread each. They would also donate money to help others. I personally do the same through my fundraising campaign. I simply cannot ignore someone asking for help and walk away. I am from Gaza; I come from there, and I know the suffering and the depth of the pain people are going through.

Something people rarely talk about is how the genocide continues to affect everyday life. The lack of heating and access to hot water for bathing and daily use makes life incredibly difficult for Palestinians in Gaza, assuming they can even access water in the first place. Last winter, and even the winter before that, children died after their hearts stopped due to the extreme cold.