Irandokht lives in Iran with her family, and right now they are fighting to keep their finances and livelihood afloat.
The debt they're facing began as a bank loan invested into their business. The business didn't fail, but the difficult economic conditions meant the investment ultimately produced little meaningful return, while the loan still had to be repaid.
They are now operating in survival mode, trying to keep their work going while covering basic necessities like food.
The deadline is September 9th 2026.
If the debt cannot be resolved, their car, which is part of the loan's collateral, could potentially be repossessed.
Irandokht has already received her first $50 donation and she now needs $639 to meet the immediate obligation.
Because of the restrictions surrounding Iran, receiving international financial support isn't as simple as receiving a bank transfer. She has had to rely on trusted people and intermediaries to receive support on her behalf.
If you're able to help, or simply share her story, you can find the full details here:
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