Please help our brother.

In the early morning hours of January 1st, Logan was involved in a devastating motor vehicle accident that left him critically injured. He was resuscitated at the scene, taken to Saint Mary’s Hospital, and then airlifted to Hartford Hospital, where he remains in the Neuro ICU. He sustained multiple serious injuries, including trauma to his head, ribs, and spine. Right now, the most critical concern is the swelling and pressure on his brain and damage to the carotid artery. Logan is currently intubated and in a medically induced coma.

Logan is only 21 years old. He is facing a very long, life-altering road of healing and rehabilitation, therapy, and ongoing medical care that could last years. He will not be able to work for the foreseeable future. Also, our parents are now navigating the unimaginable reality of supporting their child through a medical crisis while managing time away from work, travel to and from the hospital, and mounting expenses.

Those who know Logan know he has a heart of gold. He is kind, selfless, and deeply cares for the people in his life. He is the kind of person who would drop everything to help someone else and now, he needs that same support in return.

We are asking our community to rally around Logan and our family during this incredibly difficult time. Any amount helps cover medical expenses not fully covered by insurance, rehabilitation and therapy costs, travel expenses, and basic financial support so our parents can focus entirely on being by Logan’s side. If you are unable to donate, please consider sharing this page and keeping Logan in your thoughts and prayers. The love and support we have already received means more than we can express. We will continue to share updates as we are able.

Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for standing with our family.

Haleigh and Paige Resnick, Logan’s sisters, are the organizers of this fund and will help to manage and distribute all funds. All donations will be used solely to support Logan’s medical expenses and the family's needs during this difficult time.