Bring Us Home

From one family asking for help

How to help a displaced family directly

If you want to help our family in Iran but are unsure where to begin, thank you for taking the time. You can share our story without spending anything. If you are thinking of donating, here is what to check first.

Read our family’s storySee the public wallets

Begin with context

Start with the family’s own story

Before donating to any personal fundraiser, understand who is asking, what happened, what help is needed, and what cannot be independently verified. Our appeal explains how conflict damaged our home in Iran, why my wife and children are staying with relatives, why I sometimes sleep elsewhere, and why unfinished repairs and overdue debt have become urgent.

Read the complete personal appeal →

Help without money

If you cannot donate, you can still help

You do not have to send money to help a displaced family. A careful share can reach someone who is able to help, while a short personal message gives the link context and makes it less likely to look like spam.

  • Share the original page rather than copying wallet addresses into a separate post.
  • Describe it accurately as a personal family appeal, not a registered charity.
  • Do not publish names, faces, workplace details, or an exact location.
  • If someone asks a question, direct them back to the public story and wallet explorers.

If you choose to donate

Check the wallet, network, and your local rules first

This family can receive direct help through the Bitcoin, Solana, TRON, and supported EVM wallet addresses listed on the appeal. Each address has a public blockchain-explorer link so you can check the exact destination yourself. For the shared EVM address, open the explorer for the network you intend to use: activity on Ethereum does not show transfers on Base, Arbitrum, or the other networks.

Cryptocurrency transfers are normally irreversible. Use only the network shown beside an address, confirm that a transfer is lawful where you live and supported by your wallet provider, and do not send if anything feels unclear.

Review the wallet and network information →

Understand the difference

Direct help is not the same as donating to a charity

This website is not a charity, nonprofit, NGO, or humanitarian organisation. There is no donation protection, tax receipt, independent case manager, or institution verifying the story. The wallets belong directly to the family, and their public blockchain activity shows transfers—not how funds are later spent.

That limitation is stated openly because trust should come from clear information, not from pretending this personal appeal has institutional guarantees that it does not have.

What support means here

What your help would mean to us

The immediate hope is to finish the damaged roof and essential repairs, address the most urgent overdue payments, and buy only the basic household items needed for a family to live together again. It is not a large aid programme. It is one father trying to restore a stable home for his wife and children.

One family, one appeal

If this is the kind of direct help you were looking for

Please return to the family’s page, read it in full, and decide for yourself whether to share or support it.

Read the family’s appeal