The day before yesterday, we launched water supply projects, delivering one truckload of potable water daily. We also continue to provide daily cash assistance to the poorest families and to orphans.
In the early morning, children run toward the sound of the engine. They carry plastic jerrycans, buckets, and whatever containers they can find. Many of these families are displaced Palestinians who have lost their homes, their income, and sometimes everything. They have no money to buy water from private sellers, and no safe access to clean water otherwise. The truck brings them water they can drink, cook with, and use to wash.
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For a mother, it means she can give her child a clean drink. For a father, it means he does not have to choose between buying water and buying bread. For an elderly person, it means dignity. The truck has benefited many displaced Palestinians and people who have no money or access to clean water. It is a simple thing—a truck, a tank, a hose—but it restores something essential.
And it is not only water. We also continue to provide daily cash assistance to the poorest families and to orphans. For them, even a small amount can mean medicine, food, or a warm blanket. It means they are not forgotten.
All of this is happening because of people’s donations and charity. Every truckload, every cash transfer, every moment of relief comes from someone who chose to give. From people who may never meet these families, but who refused to look away.
The needs are still enormous. One truckload a day cannot reach everyone. But for those it reaches, it is everything. And as long as people keep giving, we will keep delivering—water, cash, and hope.
