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Looking for the Helpers

A comedian’s calls to action have inspired Lizzo, John and Hank Green, and others to donate in support of Gaza relief

In a recent TikTok video, Lizzo shared about a GoFundMe page for Doctor Ismail, who lives in Gaza and has been helping folks there — and now needs help getting his family safely out.

Lizzo said that she donated — a listing showed an £8,000 (or a little over $10,000) donation on the GoFundMe page — and pled for “fellow rich people with money” to do so, too.

Doctor Ismail’s fundraiser is one of hundreds of campaigns amplified by Operation Olive Branch, a digital volunteer effort organizing and supporting fundraising campaigns that help displaced Palestinians.

Lizzo’s video comes amid an ongoing project on TikTok which aims to get content creators involved in these grassroots fundraising efforts.

Led by comedian Erin Hattamer, the “Pass The Hat” movement matches creators with Palestinian families through Operation Olive Branch, encouraging them to donate or spread the word about people in need.

The fundraiser Lizzo shared has also been supported and shared by popular authors and creators Hank and John Green, who pledged to double their efforts by matching every dollar donated to Ismail’s campaign with donations to Save the Children.

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