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 The friends and family of Pete and Lindsay Ginnetty have come together to support their family during their unexpected time of need, both immediate and in the long term.


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 On Sunday night, September 13th, Pete was struck in a crosswalk by a truck at a high rate of speed, resulting in significant multi-trauma injuries. While we are profoundly grateful that Pete survived, he is currently hospitalized in Boston, where he faces multiple surgeries and extensive long-term medical treatment recovery and care. The road ahead for the Ginnetty family will bring many new obstacles, challenges and hardships in the face of their unknown future.


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 Pete and Lindsay have always been the first to show up for others both in their careers and personal life. Pete is a United States Army veteran, dedicated husband to Lindsay, loving dad to their two sons, and friend to many. Pete has given back to the community as a coach for youth lacrosse and hockey for many years. Lindsay has dedicated herself to supporting the children and families of the Cape throughout her many years of work as a social worker. They have stepped in for countless others during their times of need, and now it is our turn as a community to surround them with that same support and love.


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 We created this GoFundMe so Pete and Lindsay can focus purely on his recovery without the added stress of financial worry. Your support will help cover:

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<li>Travel expenses to and from Boston hospitals

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<li>Daily expenses necessary to keep life moving and stable for Lindsay and the boys

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<li>Modifications to their house so Pete can return home

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 If you are able to donate, any amount will make a meaningful difference. If you're unable to give at this time, please consider sharing this fundraiser and keeping the Ginnetty family in your thoughts and prayers.
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Support the Ginnetty Family's Road to Recovery

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