Help Dad get a Leg and Medical support !

Our dad has been the heart and soul of our family ever since we moved to the United States. He worked tirelessly to build a better life for us, always putting his family’s needs ahead of his own. Growing up, our parents gave us everything they could, teaching us the value of hard work, generosity, and love.

Last March, tragedy struck when our dad became seriously ill. Complications led to him losing half of his right toe. Determined as ever, he fought to heal and tried to return to work. But life dealt another devastating blow — he lost his entire left foot, and later required an amputation below the knee.

He has now been out of work for over a year. We filed for permanent disability, but the process has been painfully slow, and no financial assistance has come through yet. In the meantime, the medical bills have been piling up, and we have not been able to afford the treatments and care he desperately needs.

Our dad has always been the kind of person who would give the shirt off his back to help someone in need. He regularly donated to church and other causes he felt passionate about. He’s the kind of man who never asked for anything — but today, he needs help.

As his kids, we have been doing everything we can to keep up with expenses, but we are reaching the limits of what we can do alone. It’s incredibly hard for us to ask, especially knowing how many people are struggling right now — but we are humbly reaching out to ask for your help.

We are trying to raise $75,000 to cover his medical bills, ongoing treatments, rehab, and a prosthetic leg that will allow him to walk again. More than anything, our dad wants to regain his independence and eventually return to work — because, in his words, “I don’t want to need a GoFundMe. I want to work again.”

Every donation, no matter how small, will bring us closer to getting our dad back on his feet — literally. If you’re unable to donate, please consider sharing this with others who might be able to help.

Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for reading, donating, sharing, and praying for our dad.

With love and gratitude,

The Korcak Kids