Hello, and thank you for choosing to inspect this fundraising campaign.

John Kramer, known to people online by the username SuperAnchors, was recently in a very dangerous car accident where he, his sister, and his mother, all sustained serious injuries. They are currently being tended to, and are in recovery, however owing to the extensive surgeries required to save the lives of John and his sister, they will saddled with significant debt, even after insurance takes effect.

For those of you who know him better as SuperAnchors, John is a very skilled voice actor, and a close, longtime friend of ours, and we want so very badly to support him in his time of need, but collectively our friend group has little finance with which to provide him. The people in our community who have enjoyed our work know him as the voice of Rogal Dorn in our earlier project "If the Emperor had a Text-to-Speech Device", and as Door in our present project of "Hunter: The Parenting", and even in his presently severely injured and immobile state, he has still found ways to crack jokes about these things.

We first heard about him being in the accident on 11/7/2026, directly from him via text as he laid in a hospital bed post-surgery. He has recently graduated from college for being a lawyer, which he had been working on through his tenure at our company as a voice actor, and was also recently granted his bar license. His first day of proper legal work was supposed to be the day after the accident.

Right now the most we can do is try and raise funds to help offset the considerable debt that will be levied unto him and his family, as the act of treating him, his sister, and his mother is now up to the hospital he is presently recovering at. At present we only know information he can provide to us as he goes into and out of surgery, in his moments of awareness, and as such we only have the estimate provided for the foreseeable fees.

The goal will update as we acquire more information, but for anyone who can help us help our friend, we would be deeply thankful.