Help Carlton Overcome and Transform

A Life-Altering Journey Begins Now — I Need Your Help

Hello, It's Carlton

Family, friends, and those who’ve supported me in any way over the years—

This isn’t easy for me to share, but I’m doing it because I know what’s on the other side of this is bigger than me.

I’ve been given a rare opportunity — fully sponsored — to attend a men’s transformation event in California on Monday June 9th 2025. This isn’t just some motivational workshop. This is a life-shifting experience designed to help men confront what’s been weighing them down so they can rise into the purpose and power they were created for.

For me, this is personal.

After moving to Texas, I hit a wall. I’ve been quietly battling depression and trying to rebuild from setbacks that left me feeling stuck and unsure of my next move. I’ve poured into others, and now I find myself needing a hand to stand up again.

The event is paid for. But I’m still short on the practical side — travel, food, lodging, and making sure my household is covered while I’m away. Now I need to raise $3,500 as soon as possible to make this happen.

This is not about a handout. This is about stepping into the next version of who I need to become — for my family, for my calling, and for the people I’m meant to serve.

Today my coach told me something that stuck:

“You’re going to have to get yourself out of this. I’ll walk with you, but I won’t do it for you. If you want a breakthrough, you’ve got to put your pride down.”

So I’m doing just that.

If I’ve ever shown up for you, if I’ve ever encouraged or inspired you — I’m asking you to show up for me right now. I believe this moment is a turning point, and your support can help me step into it fully.

If you can contribute, no matter the amount, I truly appreciate it. If you can’t give, just sharing this helps more than you know.

Here’s how to help:

Cash App: $chillwinlife or my phone number

Venmo @Carlton-Hill-1

I don’t take your time, your trust, or your support lightly.

Thank you for believing in me when I needed it most.

— Carlton Hill