Hi, my name is Reggie Jones, and I’m reaching out with humility because I’m going through one of the hardest seasons of my life and I need help.

Over the past few weeks, I’ve been hit with back-to-back challenges:

My car broke down, and the repair cost alone was $2,300. That car is my lifeline; it’s how I get to school, run Uber to survive, and keep my daughter cared for.

I lost my job. After showing up every day, doing what I was told, the assignment was put on hold… and then officially canceled. Just like that, I was left with no income, no notice, and a mountain of responsibilities.

I’m facing eviction, trying to manage rent, bills, food, and still show up for school and my family.

My daughter just started high school, and I’m doing everything I can to make sure she’s prepared and supported.

I’ve been a single father for 15 years and never needed help, so this is brutally hard for me right now. But the hardest part? I haven’t even been able to take one day to sit with my grandmother, who’s slowly fading away due to dementia. That alone breaks my heart more than anything else; she’s always been there for me, and I can’t be there for her in her last days.

Through all this, I’ve been trying to hold it together. My classmates, especially my brother Austin, encouraged me to let people help. That’s not easy for me; I’m usually the one helping others. But I truly believe God is trying to show me that I don’t have to carry everything alone.

I’m taking a leave of absence from school soon so I can stabilize, find work, and rebuild. But right now, I’m asking for your help to get through this storm.

Where the $6,000 Will Go:

• Rent & eviction prevention

• Utilities & basic needs, winter clothes

• Gas & car insurance (to keep Ubering)

• Groceries & school supplies for my daughter

• A small emergency buffer to survive until I’m working again

Ways to Give:

If you’d rather donate directly:

CashApp: $Regjon16

And if you can’t donate, please share this campaign. Every forward, prayer, or dollar helps more than you know.

Thank you for seeing me. Thank you for caring. And thank you for helping me believe that I don’t have to fight this battle alone.

With deep gratitude,

Reggie Jones