Donate an e-Sim to someone in Palestine and get art from one of the Cartoonist Co-Op cartoonists in exchange, like Orion Fern AKA Ovaettr!

The #ConnectingHumanity campaign supplies E-Sims to people on the ground in Gaza, allowing them to circumvent internet disruption/blackout during the siege and continue connecting with the wider internet.

Ready to redeem your reward for helping a Palestinian family in need from this page?

Simply E-Mail me your $20+ receipt (don't send any sensitive info though) from GoFundMe/Chuffed and let me know if you would like the Dr. Refaat Alareer memorial print (8.5"x11") or the Freedom red anemones print (6"x4") in your E-Mail.

Thanks for all you do!

Odai is the young child of Sahar a young mother who is trying to survive the impossible with her family. Odai needs urgent surgery they cannot afford in Gaza, and must seek escaping through the border crossing (expensive) to seek care or raise enough funds for care in Gaza (very difficult with Israel's blockades.) Every donation to them is lifesaving. Odai has not been able to walk since being struck by a quad-copter that shot at him horrifically so.

Lubna (30) and her family are suffering in Gaza. Nasser (4) her son, needs special medical care for stunted growth. (6/4 Update: He is currently sick!) Her husband is Rami and her daughters are Eline (7) and Kinda (2). Supporting them helps them get across the border crossing, which costs a lot to pay for if open. In the meantime, they urgently need to buy food AND seek urgent medical care for Nasser who is experiencing malnutrition and is disabled in need of care.

Hoor is the young daughter of Belal who is her father organizing the fundraiser for their very survival. They are trying to escape Gaza, and in the meantime, simply attempting to survive being in Gaza. They urgently need food, and Belal and Hoor are all alone in the terrifying situation, avoiding bombings every day.

Saed (27) is trying to survive with his family in Gaza. They are a large family, and his mother Hanan (55) suffers from an eye disease that needs now incredibly expensive treatment due to the bombardment and war. The need for eye surgery is urgent. They lost their new home, university, and everything once the attacks started.

Eslam (24) is so young and dealing with the onslaught of the genocide of Gazans while in Egypt doing all she can to help her family from abroad. They are trying to rebuild their lives, and affording to across the border into Egypt is costly for her family. Currently she is trying to simply feed them during the crisis from afar. Nobody deserves to endure this madness. Eslam is also a wonderful artist, like I am, so her story resonates with me deeply. Creative spirits - as all people are naturally - deserve freedom to express the self. Not bombardment from war.