Hello! I'm a family member of the Nebbia family and reaching out to you to please read and consider helping Hunter and his sweet family after a tragic accident has left Hunter severely injured with a long road to recovery.

Share this page with others to assist the family with the financial burden of medical expenses, rehabilitation, loss of work, and other related costs.

Thank you so much for supporting Hunter and his family! Hunter and his wife, Amber, will receive all funds raised here and are the beneficiaries.

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Message from Hunter Nebbia's Parents, Mark & Alane:

Starting with the unique circumstances of his premature twin birth, Hunter has always been one of the luckiest guys we've known. Luck was again on Hunter’s side as he survived a frightful accident on the morning of October 1, 2025.

Shortly after dropping off his two very young daughters with their sitter, Hunter was horrifically T-boned by a dump truck on his way to work. He had to be extracted from the wreckage and admitted into the ICU. After getting checked out by the Trauma team at University of Cincinnati Medical Center, Hunter has multiple broken bones, lots of bruising along with some minor internal bleeding, several lacerations from broken glass, and a badly dislocated right knee. We are so incredibly thankful he is alive—we’re also very thankful Amber and the girls were not with him.

Additionally with the dislocated knee, Hunter tore two tendons and won’t be able to go home until after he completes treatment at an in-patient re-habilitation center to adapt to life in a wheelchair (albeit temporary) to prepare for surgery. Once his fractures have healed and he is strong enough, Hunter will have surgery to repair the knee followed by another lengthy rehabilitation and more physical therapy.

Hunter will have to go on disability from work and it will be months before he will be able to drive again. With two toddlers at home, it will fall on Amber to do most of the “heavy lifting” (both literally and figuratively) of caring for Hunter, in addition to working full-time, caring for Charlotte and Violet, and being the primary chauffeur for the entire family. Thankfully, they have a strong “village” of friends and neighbors who will assist with whatever they can.

It warms our hearts that so many of you outside of the KY/OH area have reached out with prayers and support…followed by asking, “How can we help?” —OR— “Please let us know if you need anything."

Well, as much as it pains anyone to admit this…with Hunter’s reduced income and the medical bills that will accrue, financial assistance would be the best way to help Hunter and Amber get through these next difficult months. No amount is too small for as Helen Keller once said, “Alone we can do so little; together, we can do so much.”

With heartfelt thanks,

The Nebbia Family