Issa carries a heavy share of war’s pain. A piece of shrapnel tore through the tendons of his right hand, leaving it permanently damaged — but it never broke his spirit. Despite his injury, Issa works at a car wash, pushing through the pain to earn a living for his four children. He and his family of six live together in a single small room inside his father’s house — bare mattresses, crowded walls, and the echoes of children’s needs filling the space. Every morning, Issa goes out chasing what little work he can find, and every night he returns carrying debts heavier than any stone or wall. Issa needs a helping hand to lift the weight of debt and hardship from his shoulders. Even a small act of kindness can mean a miracle for him and his children.