Syrian Coastal village - Syria
Private Relief Campaign for Coastal Syrian Families
The people I am launching this fundraiser for are my closest relatives and neighbors—families I know personally, who have been living under difficult conditions for a long time and are now on the verge of displacement or forced migration.
My name is Youssef Eid, originally from the Syrian coast and currently living in Switzerland. The people I am launching this fundraiser for are my closest relatives and neighbors—families I know personally, who have been living under difficult conditions for a long time and are now on the verge of displacement or forced migration.
I am not an organization or a registered charity, but a private individual with a personal responsibility and direct connection to those affected. This is not an anonymous fundraiser—it is targeted assistance for real people: elderly parents, young families, children, and the sick, who would otherwise be left on their own.
I am in constant contact with the people receiving this aid and can report transparently on how the funds are used—whether for food, medicine, rent, or emergency shelter.
Why trust?
Direct connection: I personally know the people in need—there are no middlemen or losses through third parties.
Transparency: I am committed to providing regular updates, including photos or short reports (as long as it is safe to do so).
Urgency: This is not a long-term development project, but immediate humanitarian aid to prevent the worst—homelessness, hunger, or forced displacement.
We initially need €100,000 to cover the basic needs of as many families as possible.
My name is Youssef Eid, originally from the Syrian coast and currently living in Switzerland. The people I am launching this fundraiser for are my closest relatives and neighbors—families I know personally, who have been living under difficult conditions for a long time and are now on the verge of displacement or forced migration.
I am not an organization or a registered charity, but a private individual with a personal responsibility and direct connection to those affected. This is not an anonymous fundraiser—it is targeted assistance for real people: elderly parents, young families, children, and the sick, who would otherwise be left on their own.
I am in constant contact with the people receiving this aid and can report transparently on how the funds are used—whether for food, medicine, rent, or emergency shelter.
Why trust?
Direct connection: I personally know the people in need—there are no middlemen or losses through third parties.
Transparency: I am committed to providing regular updates, including photos or short reports (as long as it is safe to do so).
Urgency: This is not a long-term development project, but immediate humanitarian aid to prevent the worst—homelessness, hunger, or forced displacement.
No updates yet. When the promoter tells how the campaign is going, they will appear here.
How your donation is tax-deductible
- Individuals (Spanish income tax, IRPF): you deduct 80% of the first €250 you donate each year. For the rest, 40%, or 45% if you donated the same or a higher amount to the same organisation in the two previous years. Limit: 10% of your taxable base.
- Companies (Spanish corporate tax): 40%, or 50% if you donated to the same organisation in the two previous years. Limit: 15% of the tax base; any excess carries over to the next 10 years.
- What you need: request the certificate when you donate and give your ID or tax number. That way the donation shows up in your tax return draft.
- Some regions add their own deductions.
General regime of Spanish Law 49/2002, in force since 2024. For guidance only; this is not tax advice.