If you’re lucky enough to know Sarah, you know she’s the kind of person who gives her whole heart—without hesitation and without ever asking for anything in return.

She’s a devoted mother, a loving daughter, sister, and friend. She has a gift for making others feel safe, seen, and deeply cared for—whether you’re a person or a pet. Her compassion runs deep. Her strength is quiet but powerful. She is peace in the middle of chaos.

Sarah never asks for help. In fact, she’s the one people go to when they need help. She's a dedicated member of New Life Church, and her business—caring for animals—is just another way she gives back to the world. Her love is unconditional and constant.

But now, she needs us.

At just 35 years old, Sarah has been diagnosed with breast cancer—Ductal Carcinoma in Situ (DCIS). Even with this life-changing news, she remains hopeful and full of grace. Her strength through this is humbling. She’s determined to fight, not just for herself, but for the little boy who calls her “Mom.”

Sarah’s 6-year-old son is the light of her life. Her biggest fear right now isn’t the cancer—it’s the thought of not being able to work enough to provide for him during treatment. As a self-employed dog groomer, she doesn’t have access to paid sick leave or short-term disability. Taking time off for surgery, recovery, and treatment means lost income—and the heavy weight of wondering how to keep a roof over their heads.

So, we’re stepping in. Because Sarah wouldn’t ask, but she deserves the same love and care she’s always poured into others.

We’re asking for your help—so Sarah can focus on healing, not bills. So her little boy can keep his routine, his home, and his mama’s smile. So she can walk this difficult road with a little more ease and a lot more love.

Every single donation—no matter the size—makes a real impact. And if you’re not in a position to give, please consider sharing this. Just spreading the word can be a lifeline.

Thank you, from the bottom of our hearts, for standing beside Sarah. We’re her village—and we’re not going anywhere. We will fight with her, pray with her, and love her through every step of this battle.

We love you, Sarah. You are not alone.