Help John G Heim recovery campaign

John G Heim co founder of the SWFL CLEAN WATER movement was recently struck down by a bulldozer on Ft. Myers Beach in the midst of the construction chaos. John was riding his bike on the sidewalk when a construction bulldozer veered into The bike lane and forced John into a brick wall while on his bike traveling north on Estero Boulevard on Fort Myers Beach Florida. John was left unconscious until the ambulance came to pick him up and take him to the hospital, where he is suffering from massive back injuries, head trauma, and nerve damage throughout his body. The construction on Ft. Myers Beach has infringed upon the pedestrians sidewalks . Therefore leaving vehicles of all sizes not to mention construction vehicles zero room to operate within the space given and lost. Hence, there really are no sidewalks speak of anymore for pedestrians to bicycle or even walk without the chance of getting run over. This time it happened! it happened to one of our own John G. Heim. As you all know John has worked tirelessly for years for the betterment of our community through his work and water quality. now john needs our help for the betterment of himself and his health.
Please help John G. Heim with growing expenses ranging from medical to specialists, and to the reality of not being able to work for quite some time while his recovery stage goes down is a very slow pace.
we ask of all of you to please give what you can to help one of our own locals from Fort Myers Beach ,John G. Heim!
At this time John can barely walk or even get around for the most partafter being discharged from the hospital just today December 20, 2016. for as much love and devotion John has given to our community and our local waterways let's pay that back forward to him for his health and his medical bills and well-being at large as he slowly recovers from this horrible accident at the hands of the Ft. Myers Beach construction crew.
Donate what you can and share the message on for others to do so as random acts of kindness is truly what John G. Heim is about so let's pay it forward.