As part of the #FarisAlShahem3 initiative, we had the privilege of visiting the “Spring Flower” camp to distribute winter clothing to the displaced families who have been struggling to endure the harsh realities of winter. The biting cold is unforgiving, especially for those living in makeshift shelters with little protection against the elements. Walking through the camp, I saw children bundled up in tattered layers, their small hands trembling as they tried to keep warm. Mothers shared stories of sleepless nights spent shielding their little ones from the freezing temperatures. But on this day, the atmosphere was different. As we handed out winter coats, blankets, and other essentials, a sense of hope and relief began to spread.


I’ll never forget the joy in a young boy’s eyes as he zipped up his new jacket, his face lighting up with a smile so pure it could melt even the coldest of hearts. Parents expressed their gratitude, their voices trembling with emotion, as they saw their children finally equipped to face the bitter weather. These moments were deeply humbling, a powerful reminder of the challenges these families endure daily and how small acts of kindness can make a significant difference.


The winter clothes we provided were more than just physical protection—they were symbols of care, solidarity, and a reminder that they are not forgotten. While the camp remains a place of hardship, this initiative brought a glimmer of warmth and humanity to their lives. As I left the camp, I couldn’t help but reflect on the resilience of these families and the importance of continuing to extend a helping hand. Moments like these reinforce the power of compassion and collective action, reminding us that even in the darkest times, we can offer hope and make a difference.