Manjeet's Fight for Life Needs Your Support

Help Us Support Manjeet Singh in Their Time of Need

Dear friends, family, and compassionate strangers,

We are reaching out during a time of unimaginable distress. Manjeet Singh, a 25 year old Punjabi boy who was working at 7-11, was recently the victim of a brutal attack that has left him in critical condition. He had come from India in pursuit of a better life and was working hard to make ends meet. He was attacked by a man trying to shoplift, and was diligently doing his job trying to stop him. He is currently on life support and is battling for his life. He has no immediate family in this country and efforts are being made to get them here to see him, perhaps for the last time. We are coming together to support Manjeet Singh and his family through this challenging ordeal.

We are reaching out to the community as it’s our opportunity to come together and offer support as he's fighting for his life. The medical bills are expected to be astronomical, and the emotional burden on their family is heavy.

Why We Need Your Help:

Medical Expenses: He has undergone brain surgery and is currently in the Trauma ICU

Support for the Family: While Manjeet remains in critical condition, his family will need support for daily expenses, travel to USA, etc.

Long-Term Care Needs: As recovery progresses, Manjeet may need ongoing medical treatment or rehabilitation that could last for months.

How You Can Help:

Donate: Any amount, no matter how small, will make a difference.

Share This Campaign: Help us spread the word by sharing the link with your networks.

Offer Support: If you're nearby, your visits, meals, and encouraging words will mean the world to them.

We are immensely thankful for the love and support that has already poured in. Together, we can help Manjeet Singh in his recovery journey and show his family that they are not alone in this fight and hopefully get some kind of justice for him.

Thank you from the bottom of our hearts.

With love and gratitude,

Kavita and Rohit Jain, on behalf of the Punjabi/Indian community of Las Vegas