Ghassan Mansour
The story of Ghassan Mansour
By O. Alkhalili - 10/15/2020
Ghassan, also known as Gus, is Real Estate Broker at John L Scott and own small moving company. Gus has been serving his clients in Real Estate since 1997. His previous experience was as a small business owner. Born in Beirut, Lebanon, Gus immigrated to the United States in 1978. Gus is a community leader who is passionate about helping others. He is a current and past board member in several community organizations such as Clothes for Kids and AACC (Civil Rights Organization). Gus is a St. Jude doner since 1984 where he delivers food to homeless, shelters and seniors for free.
Since mid August, Ghassan and his team fed over 500 Lebanese families where they delivered $100 each of the to 250 families, and $50 to other 100 families. Ghassan will continue doing this as long as he can. Currently, the fund is going from his own pocket.
Boxes are delivered in Lebanon
Ghassan and his effort has helped:
- 200 families received $100 each
- 20 families in Tripoli received $50 each,
- Five families received $100 each in Rashaia
- 20 families in the West received $100 each
- $500 to Al Roum Hospital, Beirut, Lebanon
- $2000 to the Arab Institute one thousand from it to families,
- $1000 for the school to repair damage caused by the blast,
- $500 to buy school supplies for children
- 80 boxes of food to two villages around Saida
- 40 boxes to Saida distributed by a young 17-year volunteer Jehane,
- $1200 to distribute to another 100 families in mid October,
- $700 to pharmacies to pay for medicines,
- $700 to a doctor and hospital for a cancer patient,
- $250 paid for three months of rent to family with the house damage by the explosion, and without work.
- $250 to Mrs. Cathy Chami, a leader on the environmental issues to give them to 5 widows,
- $100 to Ethiopian girl who lost her mother in the Beirut August 4, 2020, explosion, we sent it to Ethiopia,
- $700 to Adel in Bekaa Valley to fill oil to several houses before the winter,
- $2000 to Egypt for a Lebanese who is paralyzed for a rehabilitation center, $1,000 donated from SCM
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- $200 to an old woman who lost her glass and windows and doors for repair, we have all the names and IDs of the people we sent aid to.
- October, about 100 families in Beirut received $100 each, very few of them got $50.
- $2000 to an orphanage
- Additional $500 Snabil Al Noor non-profit organization, Tripoli
- $200 to the Orthodox in Tripoli
- $590 to a Pharmacy by SCM
Transaction receipts
Some of the transactions and receipts from the money that were delivered
Thank you Letters
Thus far, Ghassan continues to help our community in Lebanon where he raised over $20,000 and added his own money of $15,000. He asks people to continue to support his effort to directly help families and businesses in Lebanon.
If you would like to adopt a family, you can contact Ghassan Mansour at phone or text at 206.919.4678, or, by email at Gusma@johnlscott.com