All purchases from donations will be ledgered as such and eventually posted, as a small token of our appreciation for any and all generosity shown. Truly, thank you.

I’m FeralGypsy. I live on the edge of the woods in the beautiful, yet sometimes harsh, Pacific Northwest with a small pup who sleeps with one ear open. My home is a tent stitched from tarps, rugs, rope, and faith. I keep it swept, but the ground is still ground, and my camp is full of dust, flies, and has a bone-chilling draft that comes up through the floor. Lately, it hasn’t just been the weather, although that is a growing concern of mine.

I’m not asking for pity. I’m asking for 14 days of health, security, and stability so I can move to safer ground and set up a clean, solid camp. Give me two weeks and a little traction, and I’ll do the rest.

What your help does in the next 14 days:

• A safer floor & shelter: heavy tarps, pallets or mats, plastic sheeting, rope, stakes—so I’m not sleeping in filth and damp.

• Basic health: clean water jugs, camp stove fuel, first-aid, bug control, sanitation supplies.

• Security & storage: locking tote, small storage unit or bin, simple noise alarms/lines, a solar lantern/power bank.

• Relocation costs: bus fare / rides, a dump run for trash, replacement of a few stolen essentials.

• Dog care: food and flea treatment for my little guardian.

Why I’m here: I do “in-the-trenches” Spiritual work, such as listening, de-escalating, keeping things clean, praying with neighbors who want it, and helping folks keep a cleaner “locus” so our heads don’t go dark. It’s quiet work and it matters. A stable base lets me keep doing that for others while I get safe myself.

Accountability & updates: I’ll post short journal updates with photos so you can see exactly what your help buys during these fourteen days. Receipts, before/after shots, and little wins (like a clean floor or a working lantern) will be shared so you know your gift turned into something real.

I’ve tried to set up funds on my own before and failed. Asking like this is hard. But I believe in people, and I believe in showing the work. If you can help me hold the line for the next two weeks, I can secure my camp, protect my pup, and keep serving the folks around me.

Thank you for seeing me. Thank you for helping me make safe ground.

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