Jen Sullivan is a selfless frontline healthcare worker and single mother of three whose life was recently shattered when she lost her home and most of her possessions after a tree collapsed on her roof during the recent storms in Massachusetts. Jen has spent 20-plus years of her life altruistically serving others as a certified nursing assistant. She has worked tirelessly through the pandemic, helping the most sick and vulnerable patients. She has gone above and beyond, working long hours and overnight shifts to help fill the current staffing crisis. Her family, friends, and patients know her to be kind and reliable, alway putting the needs of others above her own. It is difficult being a single mom, but Jen has always done her best to support her children financially so that they can follow their dreams and live fulfilling lives, and she is currently paying for her oldest daughter to attend college. Jen was at work when the tree fell on her home and destroyed her life. The possessions that weren’t crushed by the tree were lost due to water damage. She was renting her home, and owner has no insurance to help cover the costs. Jen now has no home. She has no furniture. She has to start from scratch. As the majority of Jen’s paycheck goes to helping her children, she does not have the means to rebuild her life by herself. Jen would never ask for help. But she needs it. She needs your help to rebuild what she lost so that she can continue doing what she does best: serving others as a healthcare worker.