Ashley's Motorcycle Accident Fundraiser

Hi, I'm Stacy and I'm raising funds for my niece, Ashley, who was involved in a serious motorcycle accident on June 30 with her friend, Dan. While on their way to pack up Dans RV they were struck by an SUV.

They were set to leave the following day for a long-awaited trip to Maine to spend the summer working on a farm. Ashley also had set up jobs to help in-need women along her travels, specifically by doing small construction jobs, painting, gardening, whatever they may need help with, in exchange for donations. She wanted to help as many people as possible and had many women anxiously awaiting her arrival along her path. This was something that Ashley was most excited about, feeling she had finally found her purpose.

Those plans are obviously now on hold due to her injuries, but she still hopes to make this dream come true in the future. She has a fractured ankle, and possible surgery needed for her ankle as well as a possible ACL, MCL and meniscal tear (knee), unknown injuries to the hips (waiting on MRI results and another consultation with the surgeon).

She is immobile and reliant on care from others. If you know her then you know how she hates to sit still!

She is staying as positive as possible, but mentally and emotionally it's been a rough road as the accident was traumatic and keeps replaying in her head. She is in constant contact with Dan, who will be in the hospital a long while still, but they are doing their best at helping each other through it.

She is focused on healing right now and obviously can't work, so lightening any financial burden would be a huge weight off her shoulders. Any funds collected would go towards medical bills, therapies, food and gas to get to all of her appointments, the day-to-day bills that won't be covered due to wage loss, and overall help getting back to a normal life once this all passes. She's not giving up on her dream of traveling the country and helping as many people as possible, and your donations will ensure she can hit the ground running when she's healed up and ready to go.

Thank you for reading and we hope you can contribute to get Ashley on her feet again!