Osama needs a soldering station and testing tools to reopen a phone repair counter
A phone repair counter in Shubra needs help replacing a soldering station and testing tools after the demolition of the market.
Updates from Osama
We're at 67% thanks to 4 of you. the plan for replacing a soldering station and testing tools is now scheduled. More news soon.
Small update. $150 so far, we've started the first stage. - Osama
Thank you all. We're at 1% now ($5). I'm honestly stunned. I made the first payment toward shop repairs and licensing.
- Una K. MacNamara 🇮🇪 · $10
- Walker Clark 🇺🇸 · $75
- Natalia T. Rangel 🇺🇸 · $74.50
- Anonymous 🇮🇳 · $145
- Teresa T. Fields 🇺🇸 · $5
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is there a list of costs somewhere? Just curious how it adds up for Osama!
Everything on the list is an amount I've been quoted or invoiced. replacing a soldering station and testing tools comes first ($210) and I'll update the page as each thing gets paid. Thanks for asking.
Thanks for sharing this, Osama. Hope the shop reopens soon. Blessings
sending good thoughts, Osama. Hope the shop reopens soon. Don't give up. Greetings from Düsseldorf.
Sending love, Osama. Gave what I could, wish it was more. Read this on the bus and kept thinking about it all day. Take care
Sending strength, Osama. Your post was clear and honest. Thinking of Shubra
thinking of you, Osama. Looking forward to the next update. I told my book club about it and three of them are giving too.
Thinking of you and your family, Osama. Small businesses are the heart of Shubra. Hope you're open again soon. I hope June is when things finally get easier. God bless.
sending good thoughts. Hope the shop reopens soon. Don't give up. All the best
Thanks for sharing this. Everyone deserves a bit of help sometimes. My late mom used to say help given quietly counts double. Blessings.