If you know Jocelyn, you know she is full of spirit and light.

She is the steady voice when you’re spiraling down that rabbit hole. The friend who will drop everything to help you figure something out. The one who believes in you harder than you believe in yourself. She doesn’t just say she cares — she shows it in a hundred small, consistent ways. Jocelyn’s spirit is something you feel the moment you’re around her. She celebrates people loudly, supports them quietly, and loves without conditions or expectations. Her laugh is contagious, her smile comforting, and her words have a way of calming any self doubts while inspiring bigger dreams. She makes people feel seen, valued, and understood in a way that is deeply genuine. The way she loves is intentional, selfless, and steady — and her energy, confidence, and light are all unmatchable.

She has built her life around helping others feel secure, confident, and empowered. Whether it’s walking someone through buying their first home, teaching women about financial independence, or sitting with a friend through heartbreak, she shows up fully. She gives her time. She gives her energy. She gives her whole heart.

She is the steady one.
The dependable one.
The “we’ll figure it out” friend.

And now, she’s facing something none of us could have prepared for.

Jocelyn was recently diagnosed with lymphoma.Words you are never prepared to hear.

Jocelyn is more than a diagnosis.
She is resilient. She is compassionate. She is a light in this world.

And while this chapter is hard, it will not define her story.

Let’s surround her with the same love, stability, and strength she has given to all of us.

She has always shown up for others.
Now it’s our turn to show up for her.

We are starting this GoFundMe because Jocelyn should not have to carry this alone.

If you know her, you know she would never ask for help. She would probably be the first one donating to someone else in this situation. But this is our chance to pour back into the woman who has poured into so many of us.

Every single donation — no matter the amount — helps relieve the pressure so she can focus on fighting and healing. It allows her to prioritize her health without the added stress of financial strain.

If you can’t donate, please share this page. Pray. Send messages. Check in. Community matters right now more than ever.