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<div><em>Anyone who knows me personally can confirm that asking for help is about as far outside my comfort zone as a penguin in the desert—I’d much rather wrestle my problems solo. But life, with its impeccable comedic timing, staged a literal deer-in-the-headlights showdown. On a normal drive home, our trusty, much-needed car went full bumper-cars with Bambi’s distant cousin, instantly transforming our reliable daily driver into an overpriced lawn ornament.</em>
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<div><em>Our insurance—courtesy of the financial tightrope we’ve been tiptoeing—is more of a polite suggestion than actual coverage, so we’re likely looking at a big, round zero in compensation. That stings doubly because we’ve sunk serious money into major repairs and preventative TLC to keep it purring like a contented kitten. Now it’s sidelined, income is playing hide-and-seek, and we’re stuck in a genuine pickle with no clear path forward.﻿</em>
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<div><em>Neither of us is built for crowdfunding cameos—we’d both rather swallow our pride whole than ask—but here we are, hats in hand. We know times are lean for everyone; no one’s swimming in spare change. Still, if you’ve got a dollar, a kind thought, or even a gently used chariot to spare, it would mean the world. Because right now, every little bit is the difference between “stuck like chuck” and “back on the road again” with peace of mind.</em>
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Chris Call

Nancy Tiemann

Kim Rathsack

Anonymous

Audra Tiemann

shawn wright

Justin Agee

Melea Butler

Casey Tanzini

Mark Chaidez

Lori Richardson

From Deer-in-Headlights to Hats-in-Hand

Just $805$ to go! Make an impact.

From Deer-in-Headlights to Hats-in-Hand

Just $805 to go!
Make an impact.