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Help a Devoted Mother of 5 Get Back on the Road
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Hello,
I am Noble Moncrief, Master Mason & Shriner of A. Langston Taylor Lodge 284 (PHA) of Lousiana, District 24. I would like to appeal to your kind hearts, to help a young sister in need of some assistance. She is a mother of 5 children ranging from ages 3-17. She works 2.5 jobs to take care of her family and self.
I work with her at 1 of the hospitals and have come to know her very well and have listened to her struggles. She is a proud young sister and is unaware of this fundraiser on her behalf.
Recently she has been down on her luck and struggling with car repairs. In the past she seemed to manage the repairs ok. But I think this time it's a real burden and she can't manage alone. Although it would be nice to purchase a more reliable vehicle, that is far beyond her reach. But with a little community help, this could keep her on her feet and make the struggle of her burden a little less. She has a good heart, she's a good mother and a soul provider. She is very caring care giver and treats patients with the utmost respect and dignity. Never letting on that she is struggling and in pain herself. Her smile is larger than life, and never withers, nomatter how heavy her load.
We're reaching out to our community to rally behind an incredible woman, and loving mother keep her family a float. Right now she's facing a serious setback her car has broken down, making it nearly impossible to get to work or care for her family. With limited backup resources, she's doing her best, but even super-moms need a little help sometimes.
She is a constant provider, nurture, and an inspiration, someone who gives her all without ever asking for much. But today, she needs us.
All funds raised will go directly toward getting her vehicle repaired so she can continue providing for her children and holding her household together.
Please give what you can and share this fundraiser with others. Every donation, big or small, helps bring hope back into her journey.
Let's help her get back on the road, and remind her that she's not alone.

