Stephanie has always been the kind of person who shows up—for her friends, her family, and anyone who needs her. She’s strong, compassionate, and the first to offer support, even when she’s going through more than most people could imagine.

Her fight didn’t start recently. At just 3 years old, Stephanie was diagnosed with a brain tumor. She fought through it—then faced it again at 7. Where most would have been defined by fear, she grew up defined by resilience.

In 2020, Stephanie was dealt another devastating diagnosis: ovarian cancer. She underwent a full hysterectomy, facing not only the physical toll but the emotional weight that comes with it. Still, she kept going—because that’s who she is.

Now, Stephanie is facing one of the toughest battles yet. She has been diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia and is preparing for a stem cell transplant on May 14th. This procedure is her best chance at recovery, but it comes with a long and difficult road ahead. She will be unable to work for up to a year as her body heals and her immune system rebuilds.

By August, Stephanie will no longer have any income. While she focuses on surviving and recovering, the stress of everyday expenses—housing, bills, food, and medical costs—shouldn’t be something she has to carry alone.

This is where we can step in.

If you know Stephanie, you know how much love she pours into others. Now it’s our turn to pour that love back into her. Every donation, every share, every kind word helps lift some of the weight off her shoulders so she can focus on what matters most: healing.

Stephanie has spent her life fighting—and she’s never given up. Let’s stand with her now and remind her she doesn’t have to fight this alone.

If you would rather donate to her directly, her venmo is @stephanie-marie-133