HavingCarIssues1999Pontiac firebird

so I got myself in a little bit of a pickle my car broke down on me been trying to pull the money together but with me having my little girls money is kind of hard to get together like I need it so I've been walking to work for the last 3 months waking up at 1 in the morning to get to the work by 6 that's a 30 mile walk from Stone Mountain to Midtown I do this about four days out of the week so my cousin decides to give me this great idea to start a go fund me page to get the cash up for my car understand times are hard but  I got robbed at gunpoint for all my work equipment and gear luckily he couldn't find my wallet cuz it was lucky that he just took the duffel bag that I had my equipment for working so I'm struggling trying to get this car back up and running basically I have cracked head in my engine this takes a lot of money to repair for this particular engine so it became apparent that is cheaper to just pull the engine out and replace it I've had several people tell me they will give me the money to do it but then flake out that's the purpose that GoFundMe page

I have the pleasure of having a 99 Pontiac firebird that is in need of a engine which cost about $850 in the labor to have this engine Installed would cost $700 I am a GDOT hero unit and im asking for help from everyone if its 50 cent any little bit help At this moment I have no way to get back in forth to work besides walking to work at 1 am in the morning to get to work by 5:45 am

The Highway Emergency Response Operators program is a freeway service patrol operated in metro Atlanta, United States by the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT). It is a part of the GDOT's Office of Traffic Operations. Both the program and the individual vehicles are typically referred to by the bacronym HERO. The program began in Atlanta in 1994 as the city prepared for the 1996 Olympics and has since been expanded with GDOT's 511 Navigator Intelligent Transportation System program. The HERO unit's primary purpose is to minimize traffic congestion by clearing wrecked or disabled vehicles from the travel lanes and providing traffic control at incident scenes. As a secondary service, HERO operates as a service patrol; assisting stranded motorists who often have a flat tire, out of fuel, or are stranded by a mechanical failure of their vehicle.