I'm coming up on my 60th birthday and, while I've had some tough luck with work lately, I've found purpose in supporting the motocross community. Living out of my motorhome, I've dedicated my free time to sharing stories, photos, and memories of past racers, riders, champions, and enthusiasts. Over the past year, my posts have reached over a million viewers, and I've seen firsthand how much joy and connection these memories bring to people. Every day, new friends reach out, expressing gratitude for the archives and for helping them reconnect with people and moments from decades ago.

A little over four years ago, someone else started a fundraiser for me when things were tight, but I shut it down after a couple of days. I wanted to be the one to ask for help, if I ever truly needed it. Despite the positive impact and the large following, I haven't been able to turn this passion into income. I've always declined offers of financial help, hoping things would turn around, but now I'm in a tight spot. My motorhome needs repairs, my vehicles need registration and insurance, and I'm struggling to cover basic living expenses. Many friends and fans have encouraged me to start live podcasting, and with the right equipment, I hope to make that a reality.

I've never asked for help before, but I hope those who have enjoyed my motocross archives and the connections they've made can consider supporting me now. I promise to keep track of all donations and do my best to give back to those who help, one way or another. Even a little bit of assistance will help me keep sharing memories and bringing people together. I'm not looking to get rich—just to survive and continue supporting the MX community I love. With the support of this amazing community, I know I can delve even deeper into MX history and legends, and hopefully learn to turn this passion into something sustainable.