Disaster Response Syrian Arab Republic Project #68089

Rebuild Hope: Urgent Relief for Syria's Future

by AMAL ALUMMA HAYIR DERNEGI

Project Report | May 18, 2025
In a Forgotten Tent Bread Became a Message of Love

By Muhammed deebeh | Project leader

Dear Generous Donor,

In a forgotten corner of the world, a child named Zaid was born.

He doesn’t know what the word “displaced” means — he only knows the inside of a tent that shields him from the burning sun and the bitter cold.

He knows hunger.

He knows the quiet tears of a mother trying to feed five mouths, and the pain in his father’s eyes — a father too sick with kidney failure to provide for his family.

Zaid never asked for much… just a piece of bread.

And thanks to your compassion and generosity, that piece of bread reached him.

Because of your donation, we were able to reach Zaid, his exhausted mother, his ailing father, and their neighbors in the camp — people who thought the world had forgotten them.

Through your kindness, we delivered bread — simple, yes, but to them, it meant dignity, survival, and hope.

Every loaf we distributed carried a message:

“You are not alone.”

The bread distribution project is not just a temporary solution.

It is a lifeline — a merciful hand extended every morning to knock on a tent and say: “Someone cares.”

But to continue this project, we need hearts like yours…

Hearts that believe hunger should never be a destiny, and that dignity is a right — not a privilege.

Thank you.

For choosing to be part of Zaid’s story.

For being the reason behind a child’s smile, a mother’s relief, and a father’s grateful tear.

On behalf of every life your generosity has touched, we say with all sincerity:

May God reward you… and may your giving continue to be a light in the darkness of need.

With heartfelt gratitude,

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May 16, 2025
Joy returns to Bara'a thanks to your support... Bread that feeds a displaced orphan girl

By muhammed deebeh | project leader

Dear Generous Donor,

In a forgotten corner of northern Syria, inside one of the displacement camps, lives a young girl named Bara’a. At just eleven years old, she carries with her all the innocence and gentleness that her name implies. Orphaned of her father, she lives in a modest tent with her mother and younger brother, where there are no walls to shield them from the cold of winter nor the heat of summer, no roof to protect them from the rain, and no income to secure their daily bread.

But thanks to you… something changed in this child’s life.

With a single loaf of bread... you gave Bara’a a sense of safety.
Yes, the bread she receives is more than just food. It is comfort, it is warmth, it is the feeling that she is not alone in this harsh world. Because of you, Bara’a did not go to sleep hungry last night, and her mother didn’t wake up desperate, wondering how to feed her children. You gave this family a moment of peace amid the storm.

The Bread Distribution Project you support is not just a charitable initiative — it is a lifeline. It stands between displaced children and the hunger that threatens their lives. It keeps mothers holding onto hope, and gives children the strength to smile.

But more important than the bread of today... is the bread of tomorrow.
This project must continue. Every day without this support means another child like Bara’a might go to bed hungry, and another mother may break under the weight of her children’s cries.

You are their hope.
You are the hand that lifts them up. You are the difference between hunger and nourishment, between pain and comfort, between despair and life.

From the heart, we thank you — for your generosity, for your compassion, and for your humanity that knows no boundaries.

In the name of Bara’a, and every child in these camps, we say:
Thank you for being with us. Thank you for being with them.

With sincere gratitude and deep appreciation,

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May 15, 2025
We met the most beautiful girl and offered her your bread

By muhammed deebeh | project leader

Dear Donor,

Amid the displacement camps—where nothing catches the eye but torn tents and muddy roads—we met her...

Raghad.

A little girl whose beauty touches the heart before the eye.
A face as soft as a cloud, a shy smile blooming like a rose in barren land.
Her hair tousled by the wind, her eyes wide—as if carrying all the untold stories of pain.
But behind that beauty lay a deep sorrow.

Raghad lost everything.
Her mother, father, and siblings—all perished under the rubble when the devastating earthquake struck Syria and Türkiye over two years ago.

Now she lives with her aunt in a small tent in northern Syria, trying to seem okay… but the heaviness in her heart is impossible to hide.

When we handed her the bread and told her:
"This is from people who love you, from far away..."
She looked at us in silent wonder, then smiled.
It was a faint smile, yet it lit up the space around her.
Raghad’s beauty lies not only in her face, but in her strength to smile through her pain.

Why does Raghad need your support?

Because beauty alone cannot feed, warm, or protect a child from fear.
Raghad is beautiful, yes… but behind that beauty is a fragile heart needing care, and a young life needing protection.
Your support gives her more than just bread—it delivers a message:
"You are not alone. We see you. We love you."

Why must this bread project continue?

Because there are thousands of children like Raghad, with beautiful faces and weary hearts.
Bread is their first and most basic need. It is the last link between survival and despair in these camps.
Continuing this project means continuing hope.
Sustaining it means preserving childhood in faces that have only known loss.

Thank You — From the Heart

To you, our compassionate donors, we extend our deepest gratitude.
Every piece of bread delivered, every smile drawn, every look of gratitude in a child’s eyes—was made possible by your generosity.

You didn’t just feed bodies… you revived spirits and lifted bowed heads burdened by hunger and grief.

May God reward you abundantly, bless your giving, and let your kindness reach every child in need.

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