Help Mallary Repair Car AC for Twins' Safety

Single Christian Mom Expecting Twins Needs Help with Car AC Repair

Hello, my name is Mallary, and I’m reaching out to my community for help as I prepare for a life-changing event. I’m a single, Christian woman, pregnant for the first time, with twins, and my babies are due in May. I’m excited but also overwhelmed by the challenges that come with being a first-time mom, especially with twins.

Life has been tough, but I’m trusting that God will provide a way. Before turning my life over to Jesus, I struggled with addiction. I found my faith while in prison, and upon my release, I completed Oaks of Righteousness, a faith-based discipleship program in Humble, Texas. God has done amazing things in my life, and I know He will continue to be faithful through this journey.

Right now, I’m facing a big challenge. The air conditioner in my car is broken, and with the Texas heat getting more intense, it’s becoming nearly impossible to get to my doctor’s appointments or prepare for my babies in this heat. I’m deeply concerned about the safety and comfort of both myself and my twins, especially when they arrive. Driving in this heat while pregnant is difficult, and it will be even harder to drive with newborn twins in the car.

I’m asking for help to repair the AC in my car. The cost of the repair is beyond what I can afford at this time, and I need your support to stay safe and healthy as I prepare for my babies’ arrival.

I’m hoping to raise $2,500 to cover the repair costs. Any funds raised beyond that will go toward baby essentials like diapers, clothes, and supplies needed to give my twins the best start in life.

If you feel led to help, your donation—no matter how big or small—will make an incredible difference. If you can’t donate, your prayers and sharing this with your friends and family would mean the world to me.

Thank you for your kindness, support, and prayers. I’m trusting in God’s provision, and with His help and the generosity of others, I know I can overcome these obstacles.

With love and gratitude,

Mallary