Support Zack Bringman’s Family

Zack Bringman, 25, finished his race and his faith became sight on Saturday, March 23rd at his home. I want to give a huge thank you to everyone who has come together in support, the surge of love has been nothing short of gracious. I ask that you please continue your prayers and generous contributions as family and friends navigate through this time. All proceeds will now go to his mother Debbie and wife Hannah to help cover expenses accumulated during this difficult time.

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Dear Friends, Family, CoD Community, Church Community, and Kind Supporters,

I’m reaching out to you today on behalf of an extremely close friend of mine, someone I consider a brother, Zack Bringman. Zack is the strongest, kindest soul, and would give you the shirt off his back without expecting anything in return. I now ask for your kindness and support.

Over a year ago, Zack was diagnosed with melanoma. Devastatingly, it went on to spread into his bloodstream, stomach, and lymph nodes. In defiance, Zack has stayed resilient, with unfathomable optimism and strength. He is a Student Pastor at Piney Flats First Baptist Church, where he surrounds the youth with his love for them and God. His wife, Hannah, works at Mountain View Baptist Church Daycare and continues to also adorn the community with affection. In the face of their power and perseverance, with no insurance, mounting medical bills, and an increased cost of everyday essentials, it is taking a toll. Despite these setbacks, Zack and Hannah have continued to persevere, maintaining their commitments and lending a helping hand wherever they can.

Zack is known for his boundless generosity, sharing the word of God and always offering unwavering affection and devotion to those who surround him. 10 years ago, my first ever local Call of Duty tournament during Ghosts was with Zack competing by my side. From day one, he has encouraged my goals and dreams, supported me throughout my entire journey through the CWL and CDL, and continues to make me a better player, a better learner, and a better man. He has always been the first to offer a listening ear and the last to ask for help. Now, he needs support more than ever.

All funds raised will go directly toward covering Zack’s ongoing medical expenses and relief as he now starts chemo therapy.

No matter the size of your contribution, it will make a tangible and grateful difference in Zack’s life. I ask now that we all rally together to lift him up with the strength of the community and the power of generosity.

Thank you for all your kindness, support, and compassion during these times.

With an appreciative and grateful heart,

Carson Brack