search
Retaj
Trends
- 1Fundraiser seeks aid for Retaj and her siblings●Retaj is just a kid. She and her siblings need help to survive, and we’re not asking for much: drop JUST a 5 and click w
A fundraising appeal is circulating for Retaj, a young girl whose family says she and her siblings need ongoing support to survive. The campaign, hosted on Chuffed, has reached 76 of its 260 euro goal and asks donors to give five euros and set up weekly or monthly contributions so the children receive help every day, with an urgent push for donations by Sunday.
- 2Fundraiser for Retaj draws renewed appeals for support●I won't abandon the hope that we'll do this for Retaj 🩷 Not least of all because we owe every hope. Can you drop some sp
Supporters are pushing a fundraising campaign for a child named Retaj, urging small donations and recurring contributions to keep aid flowing. The appeal reports 116 euros raised of a 260 euro goal ahead of Sunday, framing the effort as a matter of hope owed to the family. The campaign is circulating in discussions around the Middle East conflict.
- 3Mutual aid appeals raise funds for families and student●Due Sunday. I won't give up. Retaj + family of 7: 76/260 Legal & survival fund for student Ahmed: 42/250 Community cente
A mutual aid fundraiser reports progress on three urgent goals due Sunday: 76 of 260 raised for Retaj and her family of seven, 42 of 250 for a legal and survival fund supporting student Ahmed, and 91 of 300 for a community center. Organisers are urging recurring donations, stressing they will not give up despite the fast-approaching deadline.
- 4Online donors urged to give monthly to help Retaj's family of seven●Retaj and her family of 7 matter. Can you click "weekly/monthly" on just a five? It’s transformatice and I never ask for
Supporters are amplifying a crowdfunding appeal for Retaj, a woman supporting a family of seven, through the Chuffed fundraising platform. The plea asks people to set up small recurring donations of five, with one donor pledging 50 a month, arguing that regular weekly or monthly giving is transformative for families in need. The campaign is circulating under mutual aid labels, suggesting it is part of broader grassroots aid efforts for the Middle East.