On November 12th , our friend Miguel was involved in a serious accident while working, and the injuries were devastating. He broke both of his arms and his femur, leaving him unable to walk, unable to use his hands, and unable to take care of even the basics on his own. A normal day turned into a life changing moment in seconds.

Miguel is one of the toughest, kindest, and most loyal people you’ll ever meet. He’s the type of guy who shows up for everyone else, whether it’s helping a friend, staying late on a job, or giving what little he has to someone who needs it more. Now he’s going through the hardest moment of his life, and he genuinely needs all of us to show up for him.

While some of the hospital care may be handled, the real battle starts after he leaves the hospital. He’s facing months of recovery, therapy, and daily challenges that he simply can’t handle alone. Right now, Miguel is looking at a long road of physical therapy, follow-up appointments and aftercare, being completely unable to work, and rent, utilities, and basic bills piling up with no income coming in.

Every donation — no matter the amount will go directly toward helping Miguel stay afloat during this long recovery. Your support will help cover physical therapy sessions, mobility equipment and aftercare needs, transportation to appointments, rent and utilities, and day-to-day living expenses while he’s unable to work.

Miguel would never ask for something like this on his own. He’s proud, he’s hardworking, and he’s always been the guy who pushes through whatever life throws at him. But this time, the situation is bigger than one person can handle alone. If you know Miguel, you already know the kind of heart he has. If you don’t, just know he’s the kind of man who deserves every bit of support and love people can offer right now.

Please consider donating so we can help him focus on one thing only healing. Even if you can’t donate, sharing this page means more than you know. Thank you for taking the time to read his story, and thank you for standing with Miguel while he fights his way back.