Alyssa And Serenity Need Your Help Now
Our goddaughters, Alyssa and Serenity are sisters who were born to a drug addicted mother. They were verbally and physically abused for years until my wife's sister, Margaret Rodriguez, took them under her wing and adopted them.
Even though Margaret was living on welfare, recovering from breast cancer, and is wheel chair bound, she decided to adopt them in order to give them a better life.
School just started, and Grace and I just found out that the two little ones have to walk 2 miles to get to school (with Margaret beside them in her rickety old electric wheelchair) because Margaret's old van broke down, and there are no buses that service their location. That's 2 miles in the Phoenix Arizona 100+ heat and monsoon rains to get to school, and 2 miles to get back home.
No child should have to go through what those brave little girls are going through just to get an education.
So our simple request is that we would like to give Margaret enough money to fix her van so she can drive her kids to school, and go to the supermarket without having to lug her groceries through the heat and rain in her old electric wheelchair. And, if possible, give her enough money to buy her a newer electric wheelchair so she doesn't have to worry that it will breakdown and leave her stranded.
Any donation, no matter how small, would be greatly appreciated.
Please click on the "Donate Now" button to donate what you can, so Margaret and her daughters won't have to fight the Phoenix Arizona weather and traffic to get to school, and to go shopping. And so they'll know that there are people who care about them.
And if you know anyone else who would be willing to donate to this cause, please click on the "Share" button to send them this request via Facebook or copy the link and send it to them by email.
Thank you,
Brian & Grace Stevens
Even though Margaret was living on welfare, recovering from breast cancer, and is wheel chair bound, she decided to adopt them in order to give them a better life.
School just started, and Grace and I just found out that the two little ones have to walk 2 miles to get to school (with Margaret beside them in her rickety old electric wheelchair) because Margaret's old van broke down, and there are no buses that service their location. That's 2 miles in the Phoenix Arizona 100+ heat and monsoon rains to get to school, and 2 miles to get back home.
No child should have to go through what those brave little girls are going through just to get an education.
So our simple request is that we would like to give Margaret enough money to fix her van so she can drive her kids to school, and go to the supermarket without having to lug her groceries through the heat and rain in her old electric wheelchair. And, if possible, give her enough money to buy her a newer electric wheelchair so she doesn't have to worry that it will breakdown and leave her stranded.
Any donation, no matter how small, would be greatly appreciated.
Please click on the "Donate Now" button to donate what you can, so Margaret and her daughters won't have to fight the Phoenix Arizona weather and traffic to get to school, and to go shopping. And so they'll know that there are people who care about them.
And if you know anyone else who would be willing to donate to this cause, please click on the "Share" button to send them this request via Facebook or copy the link and send it to them by email.
Thank you,
Brian & Grace Stevens
Organizer
Brian Stevens
Organizer
Prescott Valley, AZ