Question 1

Can you add more families to the giving circle?

Accepted Answer

Unfortunately, no, not at this time. We set up the giving circle with the consent of all the families, with the understanding that there would be seven. We are also completely at capacity. We sincerely apologize.

For allies: we encourage you to start your own giving circle and to reach out for any tips or resources, whether about giving circles or promoting survival funds more generally.

Question 2

Can you help campaign for a family I help?

Accepted Answer

No, sorry. There's nothing I do that's particularly special in supporting the families I've committed to. Families need dedicated advocates to get them consistent support—for example, recurring options on Chuffed/GFM are a useful vehicle for getting small pledges to ensure steady support.

I encourage you to speak with the family, connect with their other allies, form a group chat with those allies, & brainstorm ideas for raising funds, including offline (e.g., events, flyering). This will do far more than I could ever do with my very limited capacity.

Check out public resources and examples from Gaza Funds, Crips for eSIMs, Palestine Asdiqa for ideas. Copy anything from this toolkit. And if you ever need a helping hand with brainstorming, we'd be happy to chat. See "fundraising ideas"!

Question 3

Why do you emphasize recurring donations?

Accepted Answer

Recurring donations ensure that Palestinians get help without the humiliating labor of asking for help or being visible online. They provide assurance of housing and recurring needs, such as medications. They also ensure reliability as the situation on the ground remains extremely fragile and volatile.

Read more: https://www.instagram.com/p/DLS3iUcxeHJ/

Question 4

Giving

Accepted Answer

• FIRST: Give, if you can. Make it recurring, if you can. If there isn’t an option to, put it in your Calendar or Reminders to do so.

• NEXT: Tell people. Make it public. Post about it, tell your friends, tell your colleagues, text your family, post it on discord. Say that YOU gave. As Rasha Abdulhadi has said, “be loud.” The impact of this is huge. And it’s such a commonly-missed opportunity.

OTHER IDEAS:
• Have $$$? DM the host about matching!
• Pool funds among friends and send it together as one donation. It’s a really lovely idea and it builds your community. You’ll find yourself imagining things together rather than adrift, alone. You can also do this as a match - contact the host!
• Give a % of your business income

Question 5

Boosting

Accepted Answer

• First, many funds have ready-made graphics and social media presences from allies and families alike, so go to those and boost them with comments, shares, tags, DMs.

• Make a group chat: Find the allies who are sharing for the same campaign. If you don’t know any, ask the family. Include the campaign host if you can. Don’t just share your daily post to repost… brainstorm! What has everyone already tried? What worked? What is a useful short goal and deadline?

• Think about what can boost visibility without mass-tagging people. Examples: For every new donation, posting a new poem in the thread. A video-per-day challenge. The first person to give $25 gets a piece of art. If three people give X amount, you'll match.

Question 6

Making a digital graphic/printable flyer

Accepted Answer

• Get a QR code AND a shortlink (tiny.cc, tinyurl), copy the campaign blurb, and put those two things in a Google Doc. Check with a family before using their photos.

• Flyers: You now have a printable flyer! Print and post up in / hand out in person, or ask someone to do this for you.

• Graphics: Use Canva templates to add the same information as above. Make sure to write some alt text for accessibility! A square size or 1200 x 800 is best for most social media. Square or 4:5 for Instagram.

Question 7

Sharing campaigns in-person

Accepted Answer

See below for more ideas!

Direct sharing:
• Hand out flyers at a rally, church, library, or social club
• Put QR codes on party/wedding invitations
• Text a groupchat; email family and friends
• Run a fundraising drive with parents at your kids' school through WhatsApp
• Pass a motion with your union to give

Community-building:
• Host a special meal: ask people to chip in a small amount and give that individually or together afterwards. Talk about Gaza.
• Have an autonomous zone, student space, leftist hangout and maybe a restaurant who can donate some catering? Make it for the community.
• Do a monthly pooled donation with friends.

Post flyers at:
• libraries
• club meeting spaces
• a local business, such as a restaurant (talk to them first)

Question 8

Sharing campaigns online

Accepted Answer

See below for more!

Option 1:
• Sign up to Buffer
• Queue daily posts on social accounts
• Make sure the queue is spaced out for timezone spread, consistency, & not to annoy people
• Click “duplicate” and adjust a couple words to save time writing new ones from scratch. I do this on a weekly cadence. I grab the post from last week, duplicate, adjust. Saves retyping alt text, too.
• The tag system, pre-loaded hashtags, & calendar view are super handy
• Add a short goal - you'll have to edit scheduled posts as progress changes

Option 2:
• Pick a short goal (see "Tracking short goals")
• Write down the starting amount on the campaign, the goal, and the progress (0/120)
• Pick a deadline (I like 3 days)
• Make a post: need, goal, deadline
• Update progress in-thread once or twice a day

Question 9

Tell people to make it recurring

Accepted Answer

• Recurring donations ensure that Palestinians get help without the humiliating labor of asking for help or being visible online. They provide assurance of housing and recurring needs, such as medications. They also ensure reliability as the situation on the ground remains extremely fragile and volatile. Read more: https://www.instagram.com/p/DLS3iUcxeHJ/

• This isn’t just about giving. It’s about campaigning, community, and centering the dignity of people surviving annihilation.

• When talking about recurring donations, think about bite-sized pledges: $5 a week helps a kid to study, a baby to get diapers, someone to buy monthly medication. The biggest issue in direct aid is consistency.

Question 10

Tracking short goals

Accepted Answer

• Short goals make sure that a family gets consistent help. Make it small and set a deadline. 350 in four days is my golden amount.

Tutorial for Notes:

• Make a fundraising note
• Type: [current read on Chuffed/GFM] - [Current read on Chuffed/GFM] =
• Hit space to input sum it calculates [=0]
• Type “ /350” after it (or whatever your short goal is)
• Update the first number and it now auto-tracks your short goal for your posts.

Question 11

Selling goods

Accepted Answer

• Sell at protest stalls, fairs, benefits. Here are some examples: zines, used books, printed open-source literature (e.g., essays), wildflower seeds, donated art, handmade crafts, greeting cards, baked goods. You can find a lot of revolutionary texts or other public domain books & essays on the Internet Archive. Some collectives have made printable zines, so you don't have to make anything new.

• Sell digital and/or physical creative work & services (or anything else) in exchange for donation receipts - see my template in this Linktree for making an online shop

• Run an auction or raffle with donated goods

Question 12

Hosting an event (in-person or online)

Accepted Answer

• Host an event online or in-person and ask for donation receipts instead of payment.

• Real examples: Public lecture. Speaker panel. Book club. Writing workshop. Poetry reading. Digital recital. Listening party for a band. Skillshare, like teaching a language, embroidery, or how to repair cars. Steaming a video game and linking each level cleared to an amount donated.

• Make a Jotform (allows anonymous uploads, unlike Google) and ask people to upload donation receipts to receive a ticket or the zoom link. OR ask them to send it to your PayPal/Venmo/etc. for you to donate at the end as a single donation.

Question 13

Finding new ideas

Accepted Answer

• Browse accounts of campaigners on different socials apps. What are things that they do? Do they leverage linktrees towards a particular benefit? What creative things are they doing? How do they convey & keep track of goals? What resources do they offer? Reimagine for your use.

• Stop before asking someone to do something for you. Assess why you need to reach out. What gap do you have? Is it time? Is it disability that affects your vision, or your use of tech? Is it that you’re scared (valid)? Is it that you don’t know what’s next? Is it a limit of your knowledge or experience? Have you given your best before asking for someone else's? Sometimes advice is the ask you really need.

Question 14

Help I can offer

Accepted Answer

• I’m a poet & can give lectures. I know other poets & academics who love to donate their time (email in Linktree)

• Custom graphics and flyers (check this section on Linktree)

• Free art (check this section on Linktree)

• Shop template (check this section on Linktree)

Question 15

Toolkits, guides, zines, printables

Accepted Answer

• Palestine Asdiqa: https://drive.proton.me/urls/31NBHR7X1W#alZyWyr6Kfgm

• Lifeline 4 Gaza (click "Community Action"): https://lifeline4gaza.com/

• Zines for Falastin: https://olivesandmelons.com/zines

• Gaza Funds posters and stickers: https://gaza-funds.s3.amazonaws.com/gf-posters-and-stickers-1.zip

• Queer Asians 4 Gaza: https://linktr.ee/queerasians4gaza

Question 16

⁕ Spark Space: a workspace for students & freelancers in Gaza

Accepted Answer

https://linktr.ee/sparkworkspace - Spark Space is a youth-led humanitarian project serving the community with internet and electricity, so freelancers can connect to remote jobs and feed their families, and students can continue their studies online and rebuild their futures.

Question 17

⁕ Help displaced families in Mawasi

Accepted Answer

https://linktr.ee/mawasifamilies - Providing urgent support, including food parcels and water trucks, to 50+ displaced families in Mawasi.

Question 18

⁕ Heal Minds Gaza: empowering children who were in detention

Accepted Answer

https://linktr.ee/healmindsgaza - Palestinian children in Israeli occupation prisons face severe psychological violence that deeply impacts their sense of safety, identity, and community after their detention. Heal Minds Gaza aims to address this issue and support children’s healing through research-informed therapeutic activities focusing on emotional release, social integration, and life skills. By creating safe spaces for expression and learning, the initiative will empower children to heal, rebuild their identity, and reintegrate into society.

Question 19

Crips for eSIMs for Gaza - UK

Accepted Answer

https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=FKU748EGMBCNE - Supporting the UK volunteers of Crips for eSIMs for Gaza, sending and topping up eSIMs for people in Gaza to work, study, and operate essential services (journalism, hospitals, etc.)

Question 20

⁕ Help Ahmad's children survive

Accepted Answer

https://linktr.ee/ahmadskids - Ahmad and his three young children are displaced in a tent, while his son battles cancer abroad. They need help with basic necessities and weekly medical costs for Bakr.

Question 21

⁕ Help Ruaa & her family

Accepted Answer

https://linktr.ee/safety4ruaa - Ruaa is the caretaker of her family, including her injured mother and her chronically ill sister. Displaced in a tent, they need support for basics and medical care.

Question 22

Help Maram's family

Accepted Answer

https://chuffed.org/project/maram - Maram was a kindergarten teacher in Gaza before the genocide—when her school was bombed. Now, she’s the sole support of her family who are dealing with complex medical needs and, of course, are very hungry.

Question 23

⁕ Help Othman's family

Accepted Answer

https://linktr.ee/helpothman - Othman is the caretaker of his elderly father and surviving siblings, as they grapple with severe loss and harsh conditions. They need monthly support for shelter.

Question 24

Help Maha & her kids

Accepted Answer

https://chuffed.org/project/saving-lives-on-the-frontline-in-palestine-help-maha - Maha is a single mother with two kids and no support network. They need consistent help to stay sheltered and afford food.

Question 25

⁕ Help student Seraj and his family (co-hosted)

Accepted Answer

https://linktr.ee/helpseraj - Seraj is a young student who's responsible for his parents and siblings, including baby Sila. This rent fund (listed in the toolkit) has ensured stable housing through countless displacements since April 2025.

Question 26

Help evacuated journalist & student Hamza (co-hosted)

Accepted Answer

https://chuffed.org/project/164494-support-hamza-with-medical-bills - Hamza Salha is a 23-year-old journalist who recently left Gaza to attend university in Ireland via the Limerick University scholarship program. He needs support for medical care, as genocide has taken a toll on his body, mind, and soul.

Question 27

Help evacuated student Ahmed

Accepted Answer

http://tinyurl.com/HelpAhmedF - Ahmed is an art therapist who specializes in treating the trauma of children in Gaza. After protracted statelessness as a refugee, he's trying to restart his life in Europe. He needs help with basic living costs while he waits for funding for his studies (about £387 monthly).

Question 28

⁕ Hope Giving Circle families

Accepted Answer

• Giving Circle: https://linktr.ee/hopegivingcircle
• Nya & family: https://chuffed.org/project/help-a-family-of-8
• Akram & family: https://chuffed.org/project/help-the-abdelwahed-family-survive
• H & family: https://tiny.cc/HelpH
• Remas & Toleen's family (co-hosted): https://chuffed.org/project/help-remas-and-toleen
• Mohamed & family: https://chuffed.org/project/118369-help-mohammeds-family-bear-the-heavy-burdens-of-life-in-gaza
• Mai & family: https://chuffed.org/project/help-mai-and-her-family-leave-gaza-before-its-too-late
• Jabalia families: https://chuffed.org/project/save-devastated-families-in-jabalia-gaza

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