The GBT Fund
Where there is injustice,
is there a way to right the wrong?
We fight injustice by funding people and projects.
We don’t accept donations directly.
Each project shows how you can help.
Who We Support:
Mohamad Saleh’s law studies
November 2026Mohamad Saleh lost his leg after being shot by an Israeli sniper as a child. He was denied timely access to surgery. After his home was destroyed in Gaza, he evacuated to Egypt with his mother and is now studying law in Cairo. Our contribution through Donkeysaddle helps cover one year’s tuition.GBT contribution: $4,300DonateAmir and Leen Matar’s education
November 2026
Bayan Matar’s children, Amir and Leen, attend a temporary school nearly two kilometers from their home in Gaza. Our contribution covers eight months of tuition, transportation, lunches, and school supplies so they can continue their kindergarten and preparatory classes.
GBT contribution: $7,200DonateSafe drinking water for Al-Mawasi, Gaza
October 2026Families in Al-Mawasi’s displacement camps walk long distances and wait hours to collect small amounts of water. Our contribution supports RanaFreeSoul’s Hand in Hand project to deliver 32,000 liters of safe drinking water to more than 1,000 people for drinking and food preparation.
GBT contribution: $1,307DonateWinter clothing for schoolchildren in Hebron
October 2026Winters in Hebron, in the West Bank, can be bitterly cold. Our contribution supports a local effort to provide boots, jackets, long underwear, and warm socks for 300 schoolchildren.
GBT contribution: $6,025DonateThe Albohaisi girls’ education in Gaza
October 2026After repeated displacement, Shorouq Albohaisi is working to keep her three daughters, Ronza, Maria, and Wateen, in school. Our contribution helps cover tuition, school fees, lunches, and supplies for the remainder of the 2026–2027 school year.GBT contribution: $4,000Donate2026 Political Contributions
The GBT Fund donated $56,100 to 11 candidates in the 2026 election cycle.
7 of 11 candidates (64%) received at least one donation before their primary.
9 of 11 candidates (82%) appeared on the general election ballot.
6 of those 9 candidates (67%) won their general election races.
We supported:
Darializa Avila Chevalier (NY-13)
Cori Bush (MO-01)
Abdul El Sayed (Michigan, U.S. Senate)
Angela Gonzales-Torres (CA-34)
Troy Jackson (Maine, U.S. Senate)
Oliver Larkin (FL-25)
Donavan McKinney (MI-13)
Angie Nixon (FL, U.S. Senate)
Justin J. Pearson (TN-09)
Paul Strauss (D.C. Shadow Senate)
Mai Vang (CA-07)