
Together for One of Our Own
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For Zachary Dailey
Zachary Dailey, a dear friend, was seriously injured after being hit and then run over by a driver, leaving Zachary with devastating injuries. Right now, Zachary is facing a long and painful recovery with 10 broken ribs, a broken shoulder blade, air trapped between the lung and ribs, a broken nose in two places, road rash, and cuts on the left arm. Zachary is a great friend, a brother to many, and someone’s son, and this sudden violence has turned life upside down in an instant.
Because of these severe injuries, Zachary is unable to work and is now struggling to keep up with rent for home as well as rent for the mechanic shop. These funds will help ease that immediate burden so Zachary can focus on healing instead of worrying about how to keep everything afloat during recovery. Any donation, prayer, or share would mean so much to Zachary and to everyone who cares about this friend. We’re coming together to help take some of that weight off Zachary’s shoulders. Today it’s our brother who needs us. Tomorrow it could be any one of us.
Zachary Dailey, a dear friend, was seriously injured after being hit and then run over by a driver, leaving Zachary with devastating injuries. Right now, Zachary is facing a long and painful recovery with 10 broken ribs, a broken shoulder blade, air trapped between the lung and ribs, a broken nose in two places, road rash, and cuts on the left arm. Zachary is a great friend, a brother to many, and someone’s son, and this sudden violence has turned life upside down in an instant.
Because of these severe injuries, Zachary is unable to work and is now struggling to keep up with rent for home as well as rent for the mechanic shop. These funds will help ease that immediate burden so Zachary can focus on healing instead of worrying about how to keep everything afloat during recovery. Any donation, prayer, or share would mean so much to Zachary and to everyone who cares about this friend. We’re coming together to help take some of that weight off Zachary’s shoulders. Today it’s our brother who needs us. Tomorrow it could be any one of us.

