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Help Erroll Fight Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma
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Hi, my name is Nancy and I am fundraising for my brother Erroll who has recently been diagnosed with Stage 4 Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma, and he is now facing the biggest battle of his life.
Erroll lives alone on Mayne Island, BC, in a small 10' x 10' cabin without running water. Despite his difficult circumstances, he has always lived with resilience and independence, making a living as a talented woodworker. For 13 years he also worked as a Scenic Carpenter in the film industry. Unfortunately, his health has been steadily declining—not only because of the lymphoma, but also due to COPD, bursitis in his shoulder, and major knee issues.
Woodworking, which requires heavy lifting and full concentration on dangerous machinery, has become impossible for him. His doctors have made it clear: with chemotherapy treatments ahead, he can no longer continue his craft. This devastating news means he has lost his only source of income. On top of that, Erroll must travel off-island regularly for chemotherapy. Without a car, he relies entirely on the kindness of community members to get him to and from treatments. With no way to work and mounting expenses, he is now unable to keep up with his bills and debts.
Erroll has always been a hard worker and a kind soul, but right now, he needs our help.
How You Can Help
Your donation will go directly toward:
• Covering basic living expenses (food, utilities, shelter).
• Reducing the financial stress of mounting debt so he can focus on healing.
Every contribution, no matter the size, will make a meaningful difference in his life and allow him to focus on what matters most: fighting cancer and regaining his health. If you’re unable to donate, you can still support Erroll by sharing this campaign with others. Spreading the word means the world to us. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for standing with Erroll during this incredibly difficult time. Your generosity and kindness will give him the strength to keep going.
With gratitude, Nancy
