Lend a Hand to Help a Maker Keep Creating

Over 5 years ago, I made the shift from a corporate sales and marketing person to a small business owner. While I have been incredibly fortunate to work with amazing people and have access to tools and technology others don't, the last 2 months have been incredibly difficult and I find myself in need of financial help.

Since I opened my store, The Nerdy Wolf, I have been lucky enough to rent the mall the 2nd weekend of every month at a low cost and pass that on to other vendors to give other creatives in the community a chace to grow and expand as well. It has been wonderful to see so many makers take their first steps towards realizing their own dreams.

While being a small business owner has been an amazing experience, the financial side has been moderate to meager and over the last couple of months a series of poorly performing shows has wiped out my savings. Coupled with being a single father raising 2 teenagers, the rising cost of living and out of control inflation, I need help and I'm not too proud to ask for it.

The money from this fundraiser will go to pay for critical bills to literally keep my lights on and a roof over my head, while also allowing me to secure placement at a couple of shows in the future to help me rebuild and move forward.

With all of that, I'm not asking for a handout with nothing to give in return. While straight donations will be accepted and appreciated, I'm would also be thrilled to provide you with my new D&D / Tabletop Role Playing Game Tile System set made 100% in-house by me and of equal value to your donation in way of appreciation.

If you or someone you know like to play Dungeons and Dragons or similar role playing games, this is a great way to add to your gaming session.

For those looking for additional customization, I also have options for you.

If you are interestd in a set of tiles, please reach out via the GoFundMe contact link below and I will send you details.

Lastly, if you could please share this it would really help and be greatly appreciated.

Thank you,

Jason "Jim" Hodges