Giving back to the man who gives to others!

"Giving Back to The Man Who Gives to Everyone" is a campaign for Jose Iniguez, his wife and son.
The title of this fundraiser says it all. Jose is a man who truly gives to and helps anyone. He is a local post office worker and a volunteer football coach for Los Banos Tigers Youth Football & Cheer. He is an active member in his church and his community and a devoted husband, son, brother, uncle, cousin and friend.

On May 14, 2020 Jose was involved in a motorcycle accident that changed his life.  He was headed home to his family after work, when a truck cut him off.  He was airlifted to Sutter Health in Modesto, CA.  After being assessed, his family was told that his injuries were more extensive than expected and needed to be transferred to UC Davis Medical Center in Sacramento, CA. 
Jose fractured  his pelvis  and sacrum, tearing it away from his spinal column. He also shattered his wrist, suffered a laceration under his chin and road rash on his arms and legs as well.  Jose has already had 6 surgeries and counting. The medical staff is uncertain of how many more surgeries will be needed. He is currently being told he may be in the hospital for up to 12 weeks.
The hospital stay and procedures are just the beginning of what will be a challenging time for him and his family.  As friends and family continue to pray and rally with his wife Lorena and their son Joaquin, we want to help with some of the medical expenses, along with any medical equipment and home modifications that may be needed once he is released.
Jose is currently facing so many challenges and this is a way that we can help lessen the burden that this wonderful family is being faced with. 
Any donation is appreciated and of course your PRAYERS are always welcomed and appreciated as well. We thank God everyday that Jose is here with us. We pray that his accident will soon be a memory and his recovery will just be a chapter in his book that he overcame!
We give thanks and praise God everyday that he is recovering and getting stronger each day.  We are all here to support him on his journey to recovery.
Thank you for taking the time to read this and you are all greatly appreciated,
May God Bless you and keep you all safe.