🍞🌽🥫 PLEASE Purchase Food Today for Gaza for Ramadan! 631 of you joined us so far! We need 15,000 of you!

Together we are SOOOOOOOO strong! Please chip in your best donation today! I love and appreciate you all!

Family,

As Ramadan approaches in just 12 days, families in Gaza are preparing for a month that is supposed to be marked by mercy, warmth, and shared meals—while many of them have none of those things.

Right now, because of you, we’ve raised $59,323 to provide warm iftar meals to families in Gaza this Ramadan. I’m deeply grateful. Every single donor matters. Every single dollar matters. And I want to say thank you before I ask you for anything else.

But I need to be honest with you.

To reach this big, audacious goal, we are going to need 14,500 more people to step in and chip in. That sounds like a lot—and it is—but it’s also exactly how movements work. This doesn’t require a few people giving huge gifts. It requires many people saying, “I can help. I won’t look away.”

Already we’ve had donors give $5 and donors give $1,500. Last year we had donors give as much as $15,000!

In Gaza, families are breaking their fast with whatever they can find—sometimes a piece of bread, sometimes nothing at all. Parents are skipping meals so their children can eat. Elders are going without. And Ramadan is coming anyway.

If you’ve already given, thank you. Truly. If you can give again, it will mean the world. And if you haven’t given yet, I’m asking you to be one of the 14,500 people who help us get there by giving here to provide warm iftar meals this Ramadan.

This fundraiser is Zakat-verified, fully transparent, and focused on something simple and sacred: feeding people who are hungry during the holiest month of the year.

Please don’t underestimate what even a small gift can do when multiplied by thousands of people with soft hearts. And if you’re not able to give right now, sharing this with three people who care about justice and mercy is also a form of action.

Ramadan is a month of generosity. Let’s make sure families in Gaza are not forgotten.

With love and gratitude,
Shaun