Syrian Coastal village - Siria
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.
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Cómo desgrava tu donación
- Particulares (IRPF): deduces el 80 % de los primeros 250 € que dones al año. Del resto, el 40 %, o el 45 % si has donado a la misma entidad los dos años anteriores un importe igual o mayor. Límite: 10 % de tu base liquidable.
- Empresas (Impuesto sobre Sociedades): el 40 %, o el 50 % si has donado a la misma entidad los dos años anteriores. Límite: 15 % de la base imponible; el exceso se aplica en los 10 años siguientes.
- Qué necesitas: pedir el certificado al donar y dar tu DNI o NIF. Así la donación aparece en tu borrador de la renta.
- Algunas comunidades autónomas añaden deducciones propias.
Régimen general de la Ley 49/2002, vigente desde 2024. Información orientativa; no es asesoramiento fiscal.