Keep Jeremiah safe at home

After suffering an accident at NYU where Jeremiah was Film Industry Liaison for 19 years his health problems began. Following a hip replacement surgery he suffered an acute heart attack and was diagnosed with Diabetes several years ago . Now because of degeneration in both legs he can no longer walk and is confined to a hospital bed in his apartment. He can no longer work and is behind in his rent and other essential bills. Jeremiah just spent a month in the hospital and another month in a rehabilitation center and is in fear that nothing can be done for him he is asking for help.
Jeremiah was present 50 years ago at the Stonewall riots and co founder of the Stonewall Veterans Association, a group that is still in existence even though the numbers have shrunk due to passage of time.  Jeremiah has donated a huge archive to the Andy Warhol museum located in Pittsburgh relating to his friend Candy Darling.
He was also the founder of the Student Awards Program for Hampton's International Film Festival which he administered for over twenty years. Jeremiah produced the award winning 2005 documentary "Beautiful Darling" about the life and times of his friend Candy Darling, and worked on the film "I shot Andy Warhol" Jeremiah has helped so many people including my father, Louis Cartwright a photographer that was murdered in NYC in 1994 by arranging his funeral and giving him a final resting place at Calvary cemetery in his family's plot. It takes a village and we are his village!
Jeremiah would like to thank you very much for remembering him in this urgent time of need.