Help Travis Heal After a Life-Changing Motorcycle Accident

Hi, my name is Brittney, and I’m creating this GoFundMe for my brother Travis. He was recently in a tragic motorcycle accident that nearly took his life, and the road ahead is long and uncertain.

While riding through Oregon, a buck suddenly jumped into the road. Travis swerved to avoid it and went off an embankment, crashing into a tree. He was airlifted to a nearby hospital with life-threatening injuries, then transferred to UC Davis ICU in Sacramento for higher-level trauma care.

This was a terrifying accident, and we are beyond grateful he survived. But he is now facing one of the biggest battles of his life.

Travis suffered multiple serious injuries, including

• Both legs broken

• Severe foot injuries with bone exposed

• Broken arm and shoulder

• Eight broken ribs and a fractured sternum

• Fractured facial bones and nose

• Deep internal injuries including spleen and adrenal damage

• Torn tendons, dislocations, and extensive nerve and tissue trauma

He has already had multiple surgeries and will need many more. He won’t be able to walk or return to work for at least six to twelve months.

Travis is a single father to two amazing children, Jadelyn (15) and Anthony (2). His kids are his entire world, and right now his biggest concern is making sure they have food, shelter, and stability while he heals.

We’re raising funds to help cover

• Medical bills and upcoming surgeries

• Physical therapy and long-term rehabilitation

• Childcare and basic support for his kids

• Rent, food, and everyday living expenses

• Mobility equipment and possible home modifications

Any amount helps. Truly. And if you’re not able to give, please share this page and keep Travis and his kids in your prayers.

Our family is doing everything we can, but we can’t do it alone. Travis has always been the strong one, the provider, the dad who never gives up. Now it’s our turn to support him the way he’s always supported everyone else.

Thank you from the bottom of our hearts.

With love and hope,

The Gendreau Family