We are coming together to support Mary Saulters, a devoted Child and Youth Program Assistant and Walmart associate, who is courageously battling breast cancer. Mary has always been someone who gives to others—especially children and families in our community—and now she needs our help.

Not only is Mary facing her own cancer diagnosis, but her family has been hit with another devastating challenge. Just one year ago, Mary’s daughter was also diagnosed with breast cancer. Mary continues to be a constant source of strength for her daughter, transporting her to and from medical appointments in Pensacola, all while undergoing her own treatments.

The financial strain has become overwhelming. Between high medical bills, missed work hours, and weekly travel to Pensacola for chemotherapy and appointments, it has become increasingly difficult for Mary to make ends meet. These mounting expenses have added stress during a time when she and her family should be able to focus on healing.

This fundraiser is intended to help cover medical costs, travel expenses, lost wages, and everyday living needs, offering Mary and her daughter some much-needed relief during this incredibly challenging time.

Every donation—no matter the amount—will make a meaningful difference. If you’re unable to contribute financially, please consider sharing this fundraiser and keeping Mary and her daughter in your thoughts and prayers.

Thank you for your kindness, generosity, and support as Mary continues this fight with strength, love, and resilience.

Update-

We wanted to share an important update on Mary’s condition and ask for continued prayers and support.

Unfortunately, Mary is currently unable to work due to complications from chemotherapy. She has been experiencing severe headaches and episodes of blacking out, which recently led to a car accident. Thankfully, she was only a little banged up, but it has been a frightening and sobering reminder of how hard this journey has become.

Because of how her cancer is responding, Mary is now beginning a new chemotherapy treatment known as “the Red Devil.” This is one of the most aggressive and intense chemotherapy drugs, and it comes with significant physical challenges.

As Mary prepares to navigate this new medication, she needs all the strength, encouragement, and support possible. The financial strain continues to grow with lost income, ongoing medical care, and travel for treatments.

Please continue to keep Mary and her family in your thoughts and prayers as she faces this next phase with courage and determination. Your donations, shares, and messages of support mean more than we can express and truly make a difference during this difficult time.

Thank you for standing with Mary.