Joshua Brothers

In May of 2020, my life was nearly taken in a hit-and-run accident. I survived, but the impact didn’t end at physical injuries. The crash and the long recovery that followed created years of financial hardship, damaged credit, and overwhelming stress. As a disabled military veteran and firefighter, I’ve dedicated my life to serving others — responding when people need help the most. Suddenly, I found myself fighting one of the hardest battles of my own. For years, I worked to rebuild everything that was lost. Step by step, I repaired my credit, stabilized my finances, and pushed forward despite setbacks. It hasn’t been easy, but I refused to give up. Now, after years of struggle and determination, I’ve been approved for a home. This opportunity represents more than just buying a house — it means stability, security, and finally putting the aftermath of that accident behind me. I can fully afford the monthly payments and maintain the home long-term. The only challenge left is covering the remaining upfront costs. I need to raise $10,000 within the next 100 days to make closing possible. This is the final push toward stability after an accident that nearly ended my life and changed everything. I’m not asking for a handout — just a helping hand to cross the finish line after years of rebuilding. If you’re able to contribute, no matter the amount, or even share this campaign with others, it would make a real difference. Every donation brings me closer to having a safe, permanent place to call home. Thank you for taking the time to read my story and for any support you can give — whether through donating, sharing, or simply spreading the word. Together, you can help turn survival into stability.