Rana is a widow who raised her two children on her own. Although her children are now older and contribute as much as they can, the family remains under significant financial pressure. Her daughter suffers from a kidney condition and requires regular dialysis, which has added a heavy and ongoing medical burden. They live in a rented home, and Rana struggles to keep up with monthly payments, leading to recurring tension with the landlord. Rana and her son work in the mouneh business, specialising in vegan products. She was recently accepted to join Souk el Tayeb, a step that would allow her to access a broader market and grow her activity. However, she must first register her business, a cost she is currently unable to afford. A contribution of $700 to complete the registration would enable her to formalise her activity, expand her sales, and move toward a more stable and sustainable source of income.