Help Tiffany and Marissa Rebuild Their Lives

Hello everyone,

I’m reaching out with a humble heart to share my friend Tiffany’s story and ask for your support.

Over the past few years, life has brought immense challenges. In September of 2018, my friend’s husband, Eugene, was diagnosed with a pituitary tumor, and two weeks later, Tiffany was diagnosed with breast cancer. They were devastated, especially since they were young and going through this at the same time. Since the family had just moved from New York, they struggled financially because they didn’t have state disability due to the move. Thankfully, at the time, there was support from family, friends, and the church. Sadly, after a long battle, Tiffany lost her husband and partner in everything in 2022 and had to handle the financial burdens of medical bills, funeral expenses, and the many responsibilities that came with that loss.

Soon after, there were some struggles with her daughter, Marissa, due to the trauma of seeing both her parents sick and losing her father, which forced them to move out of the area, leading to more unforeseen expenses. Tiffany has done her best to rebuild, but the weight of it all has been overwhelming, and starting over has proven to be incredibly difficult. I’m asking for your help to raise $150,000 to purchase a modest home – a place where the family can feel stable, secure, and begin the next chapter of their life with hope for a better future for her daughter. Owning a home would mean so much after losing so much. It would provide not just shelter but also a foundation to heal and move forward.

Every donation, no matter the amount, would bring the family one step closer to this dream. If you’re not able to give, I would deeply appreciate it if you could share this with others who might be willing to help.

Thank you for taking the time to read their story and for any support you can offer. Your kindness and generosity mean the world to me as Tiffany and Marissa work to rebuild a life filled with hope and stability.

With gratitude,

Dexter