Support Jonny On His Road To Recovery❤️

On Saturday, October 11th, what began as a thrilling and exciting day at the track quickly turned into a devastating nightmare for Jonathan Levins. After sharing a car with his brother on the track, Jonny decided he wanted one of his own. Having spent sleepless nights preparing his car, he was ready to hit the track. During the event at Seekonk Speedway, everything changed in an instant.

Jonny was struck by another vehicle on the track, causing him to spin out and collide with a concrete wall. The impact left him with severe, life-threatening injuries, including multiple broken ribs, a punctured and collapsed lung, and an internal brain bleed, as well as other complications. He has remained unconscious since the crash, surrounded by his loved ones who are anxiously waiting and praying for him to open his eyes.

Jonny has a long and difficult road to recovery ahead, but if there’s one thing everyone knows about him, it’s that he’s as stubborn and determined as they come. Giving up simply isn’t in his nature. With the unconditional love and support of his devoted parents, family, and countless friends, we all believe in his strength to pull through and overcome this.

As Jonny continues his fight in the ICU, many people have asked how they can help. While his family is focused solely on his healing, contributions can go a long way in showing your support — helping with medical care, time away from work for both Jonny and his family, and the many unforeseen costs that come with a situation like this.

Every donation, no matter the size, will make a meaningful difference and allow those closest to him to focus on what matters most: being there for Jonny. If you’re unable to give, sharing this page and keeping him in your thoughts and prayers means just as much.

Jonny is one of the kindest people out there, he is extraordinary bright, and has a promising future ahead of him. He deserves nothing but the best during this time. Now it is our time to get him get through this awful tragedy and help him fight this challenge.