UPDATE

We’re asking for help to support Ally and the Hunter's school tuition during an unimaginable time for their family.

Goddard has been incredibly patient and generous, doing everything they can to work with the family and offer grace while they navigate this crisis. Unfortunately, as understanding as they’ve been, the reality is that teachers and schools still need to be paid, and they can only extend that flexibility for so long.

Right now, keeping Ally and the Hunter in school is about maintaining normalcy — familiar faces, routine, stability — while everything else around them feels uncertain and heavy. Ally will be attending Brielle Elementary in September, but this short window matters deeply for both children.

The remaining balance needed is $1,500. It’s a lot for one person, but together, as a group, it’s absolutely something we can accomplish.

If you’re able to contribute — even a small amount — it would go directly toward keeping these children in the environment they know and love during one of the most trying moments their family has ever faced. And if you can’t donate, sharing means just as much.

Thank you for helping us keep their world as small, steady, and safe as possible right now.

Hi, I’m Amber — a single mom, Realtor, and community cheerleader. I know what it’s like to go through tough times, and I believe no one should face them alone.

Because truthfully… it could be any of us.

10/27/25 Community Update & Prayers Needed

I want to share this update directly because this family in Brielle, has been weighing heavy on my heart.

Danielle ( the mother of the children ) condition has taken a devastating turn. She’s devel-oped pneumonia and other complications, and doctors have shared that she’ll be moving to a nursing home permanently. She will be on a feeding tube and life support, and the chances of her regaining any real function are extremely slim.

I know what it’s like to fall on hard times and wish someone would quietly step in. That’s why I care so deeply about showing up for families like this because I was that mom once, scared and unsure where to turn. ( in this case this is a grandmother.

Please keep Danielle, and their loved ones in your prayers.

And if you’re able to offer support in any way, big or small, know that it makes a real differ-ence

10/8/25 A local grandmother in town is in an unimaginable situation. Her 40-year-old daughter-in-law suffered a blood clot that traveled to her brain. She’s currently in a coma, paralyzed on one side, and battling pneumonia.

This incredible woman is now caring for her 4-year-old granddaughter and 11-month-old grandson while navigating this heartbreaking crisis.