#helpingothers

Heyy yall, I hate to ask for help, but I need to pay my cashapp loan back, so I can pay my phone bill and be able to receive a callback from a recent interview.

Haven't had consistent income in awhile an barely surviving but this job prospect looks super promising(its at aldis)

Giving Joy (giving-joy.net)

It's a non-profit organization in Jordan, dedicated to improving the lives of underprivileged individuals and communities through various initiatives and programs, currently helping Palestinians students who have recently been orphaned by the siege on Gaza.

gofund.me/3778c98c

Imagine waking up every day not knowing if your family will eat, if your home will survive another night, or if you'll make it to see a better tomorrow. This isn’t just a story it’s the daily reality for someone we care about deeply.

Right now, a courageous soul is fighting through overwhelming hardship, clinging to faith, strength, and hope. They've lost almost everything, but not their dignity and not their belief that good people still exist.

This is a call from the heart. 💔

This campaign isn’t just about money it’s about humanity. About showing someone that even when the world seems dark, light still comes from those who care enough to act.

If you’ve ever scrolled past pain and wished you could do something, this is your chance. Even $1 makes a difference. And if you can’t donate please share. Be the reason someone feels seen, heard, and supported.

📢 Tumblr family, influencers, bloggers use your voice.

This isn’t just a campaign it’s a lifeline. Reblog. Spread the word. Let’s prove that community still means something.

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We are all so scared and ashamed to ask for help that some of us would rather risk life/health/money/whatever is at risk than ask for help.

I myself am guilty of this too. I try my best to avoid help from people because I’m scared they are going to judge me or think less of me or use it as a future weapon to bargain something. Even when it comes to my family.

Why is it like that? And why, when people are in the position to help someone out, the first thing that comes to their mind is: “What’s in it for me?” Or “What do I earn from helping you?”

I don’t know, dude, just you know, you gain the fact that you did something nice for someone else, maybe a friend or a family member? You made a life easier, you have behaved like a decent, good human being as we are supposed to. Shouldn’t that be enough?

But no, we are so attached to money and any form of material interest that helping someone for the sake of it has become wild.

You know what? When you die, you can’t bring your money or objects with you but you can be remembered by all the people you helped out for being a great and good person, someone who was worthy.

This mindset is really damaging to disabled people especially but non-disabled people are affected too because you never know when you’ll need help for any kind of reason.

And no, the concept of help shouldn’t even come with the reasoning of “I’m helping people because maybe one day, when I’ll need it, they will help me”. You might be the luckiest person in the world and never need help, but you can still help others because that’s what makes us humans. No man is an island, said T.S. Eliot and I think he intended this too.

So, give a lift to your friend who needs to go somewhere, help them with groceries, ask them if they need help with daily tasks if you know they struggle. You can even give money to whom needs it if you are in a position to do so.

Children sleep with hunger ravaging their tiny bodies, and mothers helpless in tears... Gaza is suffocating with hunger as it is suffocating with bombing. Help us save what lives remain.