Help Us Surround Timothy White Eagle With Love and Support

For years, White Eagle has shown up for other people.

He is a leader in our spiritual community, an artist, a creator, and someone who has a remarkable ability to bring meaning, beauty, and ritual into the lives of the people around him. His life itself is a combined ritual and performance— full of creativity, spirit, humor, beauty, and intention.

He has given so much of himself to others.

Now, he needs us.

White Eagle is living with pancreatic cancer, and the road has become much harder than any of us believed it would be. The medical bills are accumulating from his cancer treatment and care. More recently, he experienced a serious medical crisis that resulted in a multi-day stay in the ICU and nearly two weeks in the hospital.

He is now facing an extended period of recovery and will likely need another 2–3 weeks in a skilled nursing facility before he is able to return home.

The medical care he needs is extensive — and the costs are expensive.

We are creating this fundraiser to help ease the financial burden on White Eagle and his husband Kenny during this incredibly difficult time. Funds will go toward medical bills, and paying for hospitalization, skilled nursing care, medications, transportation, and the many unexpected expenses that come with a serious illness.

But this fundraiser is about more than medical bills.

It is about giving back to someone who has spent so much of his life giving to others.

There are so many people praying for White Eagle. So many people loving him. So many people whose lives have been touched by his presence, his creativity, his leadership, and his generosity.

This is a chance for all of us to surround him now.

If you are able to contribute financially, any amount will help. If you can't contribute, sharing this fundraiser, sending a prayer, holding him in your thoughts, or simply helping us spread the word is deeply meaningful.

We want White Eagle to feel what is already so evident to all of us:

He is loved. He is held. He is not alone.

Thank you for helping us care for someone who has spent so much of his life caring for others.

With love and gratitude,

Dr. Sabin and Rosette