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Nishani Pierre-louis

Nishani Pierre-louis

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Let me introduce you to my friend Basil. He is 17 years old and is currently displaced in Cairo from the g3nocide being enacted in Gaza to enable his mother to receive Cancer treatment. After an extremely limited time they were left to figure out housing, utility, and medical bills themselves. They also have 4 family members still enduring harsh conditions in Gaza that rely on them to try to find ways to help them survive.  

 
At this time, Basil is unable to work to support his family due to his age and refugee status. There is a severe lack of economic relief assistance in Cairo for people that have been forcibly displaced.  For those that have remained in Gaza, the prices of basic needs are astronomical, which means that his family finds themselves reliant on the kindness of others to help.  Nobody should be left to decide if they are going to pay their rent, eat, treat their Cancer or help their loved ones survive.  Please help them to not have to make these difficult decisions.
 
Donations will go towards supporting their basic needs for survival and also to send money to his family still in Gaza for food and shelter. Basil is also currently taking online classes as he is striving to study Aeronautical Engineering in college (InshaAllah). He would love to be able to attend classes in person but would need to raise enough for transportation back and forth to school. 
 
The SpotFund will remain open and available as long as Basil’s family needs help.  Please consider donating any amount that you can, as every little bit helps.  
 

Fundraiser Updates (5)

January 03, 2026
Nishani Pierre-louis
Nishani Pierre-louis

Please consider sharing for me where ever you can to help get donations.

I desperately need help to keep Basil in school; payment is due tomorrow after we had to have an extension.  Rent is due soon as well, and we do not have any money for food or rent payment.  He is also responsible for raising money to help his family in Gaza. He is only turning 18 in April and only means of survival is your kindness and support.

 

December 13, 2025
Nishani Pierre-louis
Nishani Pierre-louis

My heart aches as I write these words, but I cannot stay silent about my family’s suffering.
My family in Gaza is living in tents. Two days ago, heavy rain completely flooded their tent. Water entered almost everything they own. By God’s mercy, they survived, but their life has become a daily struggle to survive.

They have lived for a long time without enough food, and every time it rains, their tent fills with water again. No safety, no warmth, no proper shelter… Imagine living in a tent that floods every time it rains, with no food, no security, no normal life. This is their daily reality.

At the same time, I am here in Egypt trying to survive and continue my education. I am a final-year high school student, and this year is critical for my future. I pay rent, household expenses, and school costs on my own, and everything requires money. The pressure is overwhelming.

I am trying to raise money for my family in Gaza so they can have food and protect themselves from the rain, and also so I can continue my studies and not lose my future.

Every donation, no matter how small, can save lives, provide safety for my family, and give me hope for my future. Even sharing this message with others can make a huge difference.

I want to thank my aunt Nishani from the bottom of my heart. She has always stood by me, supported me like her own child, and helped me keep going despite all the hardships.

November 13, 2025
Nishani Pierre-louis
Nishani Pierre-louis

Hi I’m basil,

These days are some of the hardest my family and I have ever lived.

A few days ago, during what was supposed to be a ceasefire, the bombing started again. In one night, more than a hundred people were killed. Among them was my uncle’s son — he followed his father, who was martyred just three months ago.

 

That same night, my family’s tents were hit by three rockets. Everything was torn apart. My whole family was injured, and now they’re in the hospital trying to recover. We lost everything — their shelter, belongings, and their sense of safety.

 

Winter is almost here, and my family does not have any proper tents left.

We just need some help to buy new ones and to cover part of the medical treatment for my family.

 

People say the war has stopped, but it really hasn’t. Every day, new injuries arrive at the hospitals — from shelling, sniper fire, or random bullets. Life here is a quiet struggle that never seems to end.

 

Please keep my family in your prayers.

Pray for my uncle’s son who passed away, and for the rest of the family to leave the hospital safely.

 

And to my dear aunt nishani habibti 🤍, thank you for always treating me like your own son and for standing by me no matter what. I’ll never forget your kindness.

 

Any small help or prayer means more than I can ever say.

Thank you for not forgetting Gaza.

October 11, 2025
Nishani Pierre-louis
Nishani Pierre-louis

We are in dire need of donations.  It has been a very long time since we have been able to get any donations to help Basil and his family.  It is impossible for a 17 year old that has been displaced to Egypt to help support his family in Gaza and Egypt.  I am unable to help keep up with his family needs alone. 

The hardest part of all of this is the requests are not superficial.  They just want to be able to have enough money to eat, shelter, and have access to bare minimum level of education that is available... and to send money to their family experiencing extreme hardships in Gaza. 

I have found that donations have completely dried up.  People are no longer even sparing a few dollars. The family does not complain and is appreciative with whatever we are able to do.  We need to do better than this....please help with whatever you can spare.

October 01, 2025
Nishani Pierre-louis
Nishani Pierre-louis

Hi,

I am Basil, a Palestinian young man living today between exile and longing, between the harshness of reality and the weight of memories. I write these words with a heart full of exhaustion and sorrow, yet I still hold on to hope in Allah, and then in the merciful hearts of people.

 

Believe me… sometimes I sit with myself and remember the school days in Gaza—how I used to come back tired but happy, then go to my father’s land to help him, water the olive trees, eat clementines and oranges, and keep myself busy with anything. There was no emptiness, no loneliness. I felt alive, I felt normal. And today, here in Egypt, I feel that 24 hours pass filled only with emptiness, pressure, and heavy memories, with no escape.

 

Now I am in my final year of high school (Tawjihi), the year that decides my future. Without this hope, I would not have endured. But this year is very costly: a Palestinian school, private lessons—all of which require money. The lack of legal residency in Egypt makes it hard to continue my studies and more expensive. Still, I try to hold on to my dream, even though my mind is elsewhere, back in Gaza—with my family, friends, relatives, memories, and everything I love.

 

My mother is ill with cancer. She needs follow-up visits and medical tests to know whether her condition is improving or not. And I am unable to provide what she needs. By Allah, every time I look at her face, I feel the world closing in on me. But I keep holding on to duaa and say: Ya Allah, grant me the ability to treat her and see her well again.

 

And my family in Gaza… their suffering is beyond words. The last time we were able to send them money was in July. Due to the high commission rates in Gaza, the money was barely able to provide adequate supplies for their survival. They are in dire need of funds to provide them with food and water, and basic needs. Lack of clean water, lack of food. Even my father has grown sick recently from the salty water, which has caused him diseases and infections. And my brother told me yesterday: “If we do not die from the occupation, we will die from hunger.”

Whose heart would not break upon hearing such words?

 

I write to you with nothing but my pen and my prayers. I turn first to Allah, then to your merciful hearts. Any amount, no matter how small, will be a blessing in your scales of good deeds. It may save an entire family, support me in continuing my studies, or help my family in Gaza.

 

I thank my aunt Nishani, who has always stood by my side—in the hardest of times, before the happiest. And I thank every donor who has never abandoned me. I ask Allah to ease your burdens, as you ease mine.

 

And I ask you for something else besides money: your prayers. Please pray for me to succeed in my final exams, for Allah to keep my mind and heart steady, to ease this heavy pressure and painful memories, to grant relief for me, my family in Gaza, and for every oppressed soul.

 

May Allah reward you with all goodness, multiply your deeds, fill your hearts with mercy, and bless you and your families.

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Nishani Pierre-louis

Nishani Pierre-louis is the organizer of this fundraiser

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Basil Anjar is collaborating on this fundraiser

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Nishani Pierre-louis

Nishani Pierre-louis

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Basil Al-Najjar

Fundraising forBasil Al-Najjar
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Let me introduce you to my friend Basil. He is 17 years old and is currently displaced in Cairo from the g3nocide being enacted in Gaza to enable his mother to receive Cancer treatment. After an extremely limited time they were left to figure out housing, utility, and medical bills themselves. They also have 4 family members still enduring harsh conditions in Gaza that rely on them to try to find ways to help them survive.  

 
At this time, Basil is unable to work to support his family due to his age and refugee status. There is a severe lack of economic relief assistance in Cairo for people that have been forcibly displaced.  For those that have remained in Gaza, the prices of basic needs are astronomical, which means that his family finds themselves reliant on the kindness of others to help.  Nobody should be left to decide if they are going to pay their rent, eat, treat their Cancer or help their loved ones survive.  Please help them to not have to make these difficult decisions.
 
Donations will go towards supporting their basic needs for survival and also to send money to his family still in Gaza for food and shelter. Basil is also currently taking online classes as he is striving to study Aeronautical Engineering in college (InshaAllah). He would love to be able to attend classes in person but would need to raise enough for transportation back and forth to school. 
 
The SpotFund will remain open and available as long as Basil’s family needs help.  Please consider donating any amount that you can, as every little bit helps.  
 

Fundraiser Updates (5)

January 03, 2026
Nishani Pierre-louis
Nishani Pierre-louis

Please consider sharing for me where ever you can to help get donations.

I desperately need help to keep Basil in school; payment is due tomorrow after we had to have an extension.  Rent is due soon as well, and we do not have any money for food or rent payment.  He is also responsible for raising money to help his family in Gaza. He is only turning 18 in April and only means of survival is your kindness and support.

 

December 13, 2025
Nishani Pierre-louis
Nishani Pierre-louis

My heart aches as I write these words, but I cannot stay silent about my family’s suffering.
My family in Gaza is living in tents. Two days ago, heavy rain completely flooded their tent. Water entered almost everything they own. By God’s mercy, they survived, but their life has become a daily struggle to survive.

They have lived for a long time without enough food, and every time it rains, their tent fills with water again. No safety, no warmth, no proper shelter… Imagine living in a tent that floods every time it rains, with no food, no security, no normal life. This is their daily reality.

At the same time, I am here in Egypt trying to survive and continue my education. I am a final-year high school student, and this year is critical for my future. I pay rent, household expenses, and school costs on my own, and everything requires money. The pressure is overwhelming.

I am trying to raise money for my family in Gaza so they can have food and protect themselves from the rain, and also so I can continue my studies and not lose my future.

Every donation, no matter how small, can save lives, provide safety for my family, and give me hope for my future. Even sharing this message with others can make a huge difference.

I want to thank my aunt Nishani from the bottom of my heart. She has always stood by me, supported me like her own child, and helped me keep going despite all the hardships.

November 13, 2025
Nishani Pierre-louis
Nishani Pierre-louis

Hi I’m basil,

These days are some of the hardest my family and I have ever lived.

A few days ago, during what was supposed to be a ceasefire, the bombing started again. In one night, more than a hundred people were killed. Among them was my uncle’s son — he followed his father, who was martyred just three months ago.

 

That same night, my family’s tents were hit by three rockets. Everything was torn apart. My whole family was injured, and now they’re in the hospital trying to recover. We lost everything — their shelter, belongings, and their sense of safety.

 

Winter is almost here, and my family does not have any proper tents left.

We just need some help to buy new ones and to cover part of the medical treatment for my family.

 

People say the war has stopped, but it really hasn’t. Every day, new injuries arrive at the hospitals — from shelling, sniper fire, or random bullets. Life here is a quiet struggle that never seems to end.

 

Please keep my family in your prayers.

Pray for my uncle’s son who passed away, and for the rest of the family to leave the hospital safely.

 

And to my dear aunt nishani habibti 🤍, thank you for always treating me like your own son and for standing by me no matter what. I’ll never forget your kindness.

 

Any small help or prayer means more than I can ever say.

Thank you for not forgetting Gaza.

October 11, 2025
Nishani Pierre-louis
Nishani Pierre-louis

We are in dire need of donations.  It has been a very long time since we have been able to get any donations to help Basil and his family.  It is impossible for a 17 year old that has been displaced to Egypt to help support his family in Gaza and Egypt.  I am unable to help keep up with his family needs alone. 

The hardest part of all of this is the requests are not superficial.  They just want to be able to have enough money to eat, shelter, and have access to bare minimum level of education that is available... and to send money to their family experiencing extreme hardships in Gaza. 

I have found that donations have completely dried up.  People are no longer even sparing a few dollars. The family does not complain and is appreciative with whatever we are able to do.  We need to do better than this....please help with whatever you can spare.

October 01, 2025
Nishani Pierre-louis
Nishani Pierre-louis

Hi,

I am Basil, a Palestinian young man living today between exile and longing, between the harshness of reality and the weight of memories. I write these words with a heart full of exhaustion and sorrow, yet I still hold on to hope in Allah, and then in the merciful hearts of people.

 

Believe me… sometimes I sit with myself and remember the school days in Gaza—how I used to come back tired but happy, then go to my father’s land to help him, water the olive trees, eat clementines and oranges, and keep myself busy with anything. There was no emptiness, no loneliness. I felt alive, I felt normal. And today, here in Egypt, I feel that 24 hours pass filled only with emptiness, pressure, and heavy memories, with no escape.

 

Now I am in my final year of high school (Tawjihi), the year that decides my future. Without this hope, I would not have endured. But this year is very costly: a Palestinian school, private lessons—all of which require money. The lack of legal residency in Egypt makes it hard to continue my studies and more expensive. Still, I try to hold on to my dream, even though my mind is elsewhere, back in Gaza—with my family, friends, relatives, memories, and everything I love.

 

My mother is ill with cancer. She needs follow-up visits and medical tests to know whether her condition is improving or not. And I am unable to provide what she needs. By Allah, every time I look at her face, I feel the world closing in on me. But I keep holding on to duaa and say: Ya Allah, grant me the ability to treat her and see her well again.

 

And my family in Gaza… their suffering is beyond words. The last time we were able to send them money was in July. Due to the high commission rates in Gaza, the money was barely able to provide adequate supplies for their survival. They are in dire need of funds to provide them with food and water, and basic needs. Lack of clean water, lack of food. Even my father has grown sick recently from the salty water, which has caused him diseases and infections. And my brother told me yesterday: “If we do not die from the occupation, we will die from hunger.”

Whose heart would not break upon hearing such words?

 

I write to you with nothing but my pen and my prayers. I turn first to Allah, then to your merciful hearts. Any amount, no matter how small, will be a blessing in your scales of good deeds. It may save an entire family, support me in continuing my studies, or help my family in Gaza.

 

I thank my aunt Nishani, who has always stood by my side—in the hardest of times, before the happiest. And I thank every donor who has never abandoned me. I ask Allah to ease your burdens, as you ease mine.

 

And I ask you for something else besides money: your prayers. Please pray for me to succeed in my final exams, for Allah to keep my mind and heart steady, to ease this heavy pressure and painful memories, to grant relief for me, my family in Gaza, and for every oppressed soul.

 

May Allah reward you with all goodness, multiply your deeds, fill your hearts with mercy, and bless you and your families.

Organizer

Nishani Pierre-louis

Nishani Pierre-louis is the organizer of this fundraiser

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Basil Anjar is collaborating on this fundraiser

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