Power to the People Patch – £30 donation
This is a fundraiser for Mohamed and his family who are displaced in Gaza. 100% of profits will be directly donated to Mohamed and his family, who need the funds to cover the basic necessities and food. Prices for goods have skyrocketed again due to the blockade of aid. Both me and Kate have been in touch with Mohamed directly over the past few months and your support through a small donation is more vital than ever. Thank you for being generous!
Some words from dear Mohammed..
“We were a simple family living in Rafah in our house. We had land with trees on it. My family originally worked in agriculture and I as a human rights lawyer. We were satisfied with our life until the war began and our lives were completely turned upside down.
We lost our jobs, our homes and our land. Our family, relatives and friends were scattered. We have been living for over a year in a tent in the outskirts of Khan Yunis in conditions that are clear to everyone. We search every day for hope, security, stability or a home that will bring us together again.
During the war, I was blessed with a little boy named Aseer, I wanted better conditions for him and his brother, but the war prevented that.
Sending lots of love to you and to those who think of us.”
You can also support his GoFundMe campaign directly: https://gofund.me/b01f8f91
Materials & Production
The patches are sustainably printed onto organic cotton in the Netherlands and are cut, overlocked and finished in Bristol, UK.
Patch size is approximately 8×8cm, sew on and iron versions available, very limited numbers!
Design by @thisisaudsomee
This is a fundraiser for Mohamed and his family who are displaced in Gaza. 100% of profits will be directly donated to Mohamed and his family, who need the funds to cover the basic necessities and food. Prices for goods have skyrocketed again due to the blockade of aid. Both me and Kate have been in touch with Mohamed directly over the past few months and your support through a small donation is more vital than ever. Thank you for being generous!
Some words from dear Mohammed..
“We were a simple family living in Rafah in our house. We had land with trees on it. My family originally worked in agriculture and I as a human rights lawyer. We were satisfied with our life until the war began and our lives were completely turned upside down.
We lost our jobs, our homes and our land. Our family, relatives and friends were scattered. We have been living for over a year in a tent in the outskirts of Khan Yunis in conditions that are clear to everyone. We search every day for hope, security, stability or a home that will bring us together again.
During the war, I was blessed with a little boy named Aseer, I wanted better conditions for him and his brother, but the war prevented that.
Sending lots of love to you and to those who think of us.”
You can also support his GoFundMe campaign directly: https://gofund.me/b01f8f91
Materials & Production
The patches are sustainably printed onto organic cotton in the Netherlands and are cut, overlocked and finished in Bristol, UK.
Patch size is approximately 8×8cm, sew on and iron versions available, very limited numbers!
Design by @thisisaudsomee
This is a fundraiser for Mohamed and his family who are displaced in Gaza. 100% of profits will be directly donated to Mohamed and his family, who need the funds to cover the basic necessities and food. Prices for goods have skyrocketed again due to the blockade of aid. Both me and Kate have been in touch with Mohamed directly over the past few months and your support through a small donation is more vital than ever. Thank you for being generous!
Some words from dear Mohammed..
“We were a simple family living in Rafah in our house. We had land with trees on it. My family originally worked in agriculture and I as a human rights lawyer. We were satisfied with our life until the war began and our lives were completely turned upside down.
We lost our jobs, our homes and our land. Our family, relatives and friends were scattered. We have been living for over a year in a tent in the outskirts of Khan Yunis in conditions that are clear to everyone. We search every day for hope, security, stability or a home that will bring us together again.
During the war, I was blessed with a little boy named Aseer, I wanted better conditions for him and his brother, but the war prevented that.
Sending lots of love to you and to those who think of us.”
You can also support his GoFundMe campaign directly: https://gofund.me/b01f8f91
Materials & Production
The patches are sustainably printed onto organic cotton in the Netherlands and are cut, overlocked and finished in Bristol, UK.
Patch size is approximately 8×8cm, sew on and iron versions available, very limited numbers!
Design by @thisisaudsomee