Help Jessica and Kids Amid Kaveh's Deportation Crisis

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Hi, my name is Del, and I’m reaching out with a heavy heart on behalf of my family. Right now, we are facing an incredibly difficult time, and it’s been hard to find the words to ask for help. Jessica, along with her four beautiful kids, are struggling to make ends meet, and we’re hoping to raise some money to ease the burden of their everyday living expenses.

Every little bit will make a world of difference for them as they navigate through this tough season. We are so grateful for any support or kindness during this challenging time. Thank you for considering helping us lift them up when they need it most.

Kaveh Momtazian, a devoted husband and father, is facing the possibility of deportation after being taken into custody by ICE. As a pillar of his community in both a personal and professional capacity, Kaveh's absence would devastate not only his family but also everyone who knows and loves him.

If Kaveh was deported, it would create significant emotional and financial challenges for his wife, Jessica, and their four young children—ages 7, 5, 2, and just two months old—who depend on his unwavering support and love. His current absence has already removed the stability they rely on.

Kaveh is not just a family man; he is a dedicated local business owner who is working tirelessly to create jobs and contribute to the local community. Without him, the business may well falter, impacting employees and the local economy.

Moreover, Kaveh's presence in the community extends far beyond business. He is known for his generous heart and kind spirit, always ready to lend a helping hand to neighbors, friends, and those in need.

In addition to the devastating impact his deportation would have on his family and community, Kaveh faces grave danger if forced to return to Iran. Many years ago, Kaveh fled Iran to escape religious persecution as a Bahá’í—a religious minority that is severely persecuted by the Iranian government. If he were deported, he would undoubtedly face imprisonment, torture, or even death.