Help Gabby Allong Rebuild Dreams After Devastating Setback

Hello everyone,

I’m reaching out for your support during a really challenging time in my life. Recently, I received the devastating news that my belongings in my storage units were sold. Due to the rising costs and the immense psychological stress it takes to pursue my dreams as a professional cyclist and musician, I fell behind on payments. Despite working out a payment plan with a compassionate property owner, a change in management resulted in the sale of my most cherished possessions.

These weren’t just items. They were pieces of my history—my track bike from when I raced as a junior, military uniforms from my time serving as an Army officer, a custom guitar, and rare sneakers I spent years searching for. These belongings held memories and sentimental value beyond their $50,000 worth, but they’re now gone. I stored them away with the hope of reclaiming them when I could. Unfortunately, that time ran out, and my request for a compassionate recovery was denied.

I never imagined grieving over material things, but the loss feels immense. It’s not just the cost, but the connection to my past and the dreams that have driven me forward. To see them gone—likely for less than $1,000—is heartbreaking. I’m left feeling like I have nothing, but deep down, I know I have to keep moving.

I’m humbly asking for your help to recover just 10% of what I’ve lost—not to replace the items, but to support me as I continue pursuing my lifelong dreams. Your contributions will directly fund my growth as an athlete and artist over the next few years, helping me invest in the equipment, training, and resources needed to keep going.

I’ve always believed in pushing forward, doing the best I can with the 24 hours I have each day. This situation is a setback, but it won’t stop me. Thank you for taking the time to read my story and for any help you can offer. Every bit of support means the world as I continue chasing the future I’ve envisioned since I was a child.

With gratitude,

Gabby Allong