Teaming - 1€/month micro donations

They say numbers numb the heart. But let’s talk about real people—the students we love. In 2017, young Hamoude escaped the horrors of ISIS in Syria. That same year, Aboude and his mother crossed the border by foot, desperate for safety. At 26 Letters, they found a haven. But soon, Lebanon’s revolution and COVID struck. Nine-year-old Dalal was denied hospital care because of her nationality. Aissa, forced to Syria to study, was kidnapped by an armed group at sixteen. He hasn’t studied since. In 2020, Omar’s window shattered in the Beirut blast that killed 218 people. By 2022, Lebanon’s collapse forced Mahmoud’s family into hours-long fuel lines. Nour’s mother hunted for blankets to survive the winter, and Zeinab joined her mother begging on the streets. Now in 2024, bombs hit Beirut. Our school has shifted to meet every need, and now, as war reaches us, we ask our community to help them survive once more.