Hey guys,

My name is Ken, I'm a Photographer and Videographer from Ontario, Canada, or OneNKen on all socials. For the past few years I've been working hard to pay off debts while dealing with a difficult living situation. In the past I have spoken about toxic relationships and how living in my current situation has been weighing in on my mental health. Recently, the situation has gotten more and more toxic; dealing with threats of police calls, throwing all my belongings out on the streets, constant insults to my character, and even a brief altercation, etc. I'm not a stranger to such degrading behaviour, even my dog Wolf received such remarks in the first few years that I had her. It's gonna be hard to provide but without her, I don't think I would have made it this far in life.

I was diagnosed with depression and anxiety in 2018 and have been streaming and creating content on an off for the past 4 years, since 2021. Through adversity, I've been trying to make my way but it has taken its toll on me through burnout and exhaustion that has frankly, deteriorated my mental health. I've lived at this house for the last 20 years but everyday/ every other day has been met with insults, things being weighed over my head, and over the past 2 decades multiple threats to be kicked out of the house and left on the streets. It was only 2 years ago that the mental and emotional abuse turned physical during one fight.

Change is a scary thing and out of fear I always stayed, feeling locked up and chained to a place that only brings pain and thoughts of never existing. I'm grateful for having had a place provided for me to stay but when met with threats, it's about time I go for the sake of life itself.

I have found a place that I can call my own but as of right now, I'm just short due to paying things off and making ends meet. All I ask is you help me to finally create a space where Wolf and I can grow and thrive. This will allow me to safely support both her and I for many years to come.

It's been a hard decision for me to come to this point and ask for help but even a little goes a long way. In advance, I'd just like to say thank you.