Help Support Kyle after a Devastating car accident

Hi everyone,

I'm reaching out with a heavy but hopeful heart to ask for your support.

My brother Kyle was recently involved in a devastating head-on car accident outside Buckhorn on June 6th 2025. The crash was so severe that emergency crews had to cut him out of the vehicle as he had been crushed inside, while he worried for his daughters who had been in the vehicle with him. He was rushed to Peterborough hospital and airlifted to Sunnybrook Toronto hospital where he under went a 12-hour surgery to repair multiple critical injuries — including his pelvis, hip, femur, and knee and blood transfusions.

Kyle is incredibly lucky to be alive. We're beyond grateful that he made it through surgery and grateful to the people who stopped to help and the first responders that ensured his young girls were safe. His road to recovery will be long, painful, and overwhelming — physically, emotionally, and financially.

Kyle is a devoted father to three young daughters who mean the world to him. He’s a hard-working contractor — the kind of person who never asks for help and always shows up for others. But this life altering accident has taken away his ability to work, provide for his girls, and maintain any sense of financial stability during recovery.

We’re asking for your support to help Kyle cover urgent expenses while he heals and rebuilds. Your donation will go directly toward:

Rent, travel cost to appointments

Physiotherapy, psychotherapy and rehabilitation he’ll need for months ahead to resume anything near a regular life

Ongoing medications and follow-up care

Support for his three daughters, who rely on him daily

Our goal is to raise $8,000 to help relieve the financial burden on Kyle and give him the chance to focus fully on healing — and being there for his girls as they over come this traumatic event.

If you’re able to donate, any amount will make a difference. And if you can’t give right now, please consider sharing this campaign. Every bit of kindness, support, and visibility matters more than you know.

Thank you so much for helping Kyle and his family during this incredibly difficult time.