Help Khaled Al Qassas - Palestinian refugee in Egypt

For the past years, every fundraiser we organized for Gaza was coordinated with the precious help of our friend Khaled Al Qassas from Khan Younis.
Through him, donations were distributed to families in need in Gaza, helping provide food, basic necessities and emergency support on the ground.

Today, Khaled and his own family also need our help.

Like so many Palestinians, Khaled’s life has been devastated by the ongoing genocide. His family lost their home, more than 100 members of their extended family were killed, and they were forced to flee to Egypt only 75 days after the beginning of the attacks.

They are now living in extremely difficult financial conditions, far from home, without stable income, while trying to survive and continue their studies.

This fundraiser is for Khaled and his family — to help them cover daily expenses, debts, housing and basic needs during this incredibly difficult time.

Every donation, no matter the amount, truly helps.
Thank you for your solidarity and support 🇵🇸❤️‍🩹

A short note from Khaled:

“Hello everyone, as you know, the genocide has affected all Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, including my family, who left Gaza for Egypt 75 days after the genocide began. We lost our home and 100 members of our family were martyred.

Now, my family is living in Egypt under difficult financial circumstances, especially after our sources of income were cut off due to the impact of the genocide on our people. Unfortunately, due to the difficult financial situation my family is facing in Egypt, my father has accumulated debts.

I am a recent graduate in network engineering, but I don't have a residency permit and cannot work to support them. I also have three sisters who are medical students and need financial assistance.

As you know, the situation is very bad. I hope that you and all those with compassionate hearts will donate through this link to provide us with a lifeline that will help us continue living through these difficult circumstances. Thank you.”