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Help a family in Syria with food and essentials
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A mother in Syria is caring for a baby and cannot afford milk and diapers, or the basics her home needs. Around $100 covers a month of formula and diapers for her little one.
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These families need food, clothing or the basics of daily life, and asked for help through the Beckah help board.
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