On October 1, 2025, Triston Allison’s life changed in an instant. At just 19 years old, Triston was involved in a devastating car accident that left him with multiple broken bones, severe facial injuries, a torn bladder, blood clots in his legs, and a traumatic brain injury. After being airlifted to Orlando Regional and undergoing emergency care, Triston now faces a long and uncertain road to recovery.

Triston is a hardworking young man who has been employed since he was 15. As a plumbing apprentice in Leesburg, Florida, he often worked two jobs to support his family and his 18-month-old son. He lives with his mother, twin sister, and two younger sisters, helping care for the household and pay bills. Triston is known for his dedication to his family, his willingness to help others, and his love for spending time with friends and his child.

Now, Triston is unable to work or provide for his son. He faces mounting hospital bills, the cost of ongoing medical care, and the need for future surgeries—especially to repair the three breaks on the left side of his face. His mother has had to take time off work to care for him, and while she is returning to work, Triston still needs daily assistance as he cannot walk well or lift anything. The accident also destroyed his car, leaving him without transportation for when he is able to return to work. Funds raised will help cover Triston’s medical expenses, therapy, medication, transportation, and basic living costs for him and his child as they navigate this challenging time.