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I’m raising funds for Janelle’s service after she passed away. Our family is missing her dearly, and we are trying to get through this painful week while preparing for her service on Tuesday. 
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 The funds from this fundraiser will help with the immediate costs for Janelle’s service and anything that may come up this week as we prepare for Tuesday. During a time of grief, this support would help ease some of the financial pressure on our family so we can focus on honoring her memory. 
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 If you are able to give, any amount would mean so much. If you cannot donate, sharing this fundraiser would also help. Thank you for keeping our family in your thoughts and for supporting Janelle’s service.

Support for Janelle's Service

<div>There are people in our lives who quietly become the connective tissue — the ones who remember birthdays, follow your journey, check in when life gets hard, and celebrate you when life gets good.
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<div>Sara Behanna is that person.
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<div>She’s the friend who keeps in touch with everyone — not out of habit, but out of heart. She knows where you are in your life and actually cares. Someone once told her, “You connect people.” And it’s true. Sara has always wanted her friends to become friends. She builds community instinctively — introducing, including, remembering.
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<div>If you’re lucky — like me, and like my child — you don’t just stay connected to Sara. You build memories with her. You vacation together. Your lives overlap in a way that only happens when someone shows up consistently, over time.
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<div>That’s why what happened next is still so hard to comprehend.
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<div>Last year, Sara became disabled — almost overnight.
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<div>The exact cause of her condition is still being determined. She is working closely with a neurologist for answers, but what we now know is both serious and life-altering. A nerve conduction study last week proved what we had all suspected was true — Sara has significant nerve damage affecting her peripheral nerves — the nerves responsible for sensation and movement in her arms, hands, legs, feet, and even her face.
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<div>She experiences profound sensory loss and lives with constant neuropathic pain.
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<div>Sara has also been diagnosed with a non-cancerous tumor called an acoustic neuroma, located on the nerve near her left ear, which has already caused significant hearing loss. Her medical team is still determining whether this tumor is connected to her broader neurological symptoms.
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<div>The specialist she has been seeing at Georgetown does not accept her new insurance, which means she must self-pay for her upcoming appointment next week — the appointment where it is expected she will finally receive a diagnosis and treatment plan.
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<div>And in the middle of all of this, life hasn’t paused.
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<div>What This Means for Sara’s Daily Life
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<div>Sara can no longer walk or stand without a walker.
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<div>She has limited use of her hands and struggles with fine motor skills.
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<div>She lives with chronic, often severe pain.
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<div>Thankfully, her mother has stepped in as her primary caregiver — but even with that support, daily life is incredibly difficult.
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<div>Sara has applied for Social Security Disability, but that process can take a year or more before a decision is made. Until then, she has no income.
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<div>And there’s one more reason this matters so deeply.
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<div>Sara is a mother.
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<div>Her son, Marino, is finishing the final months of his senior year of high school and preparing for graduation and college. In the middle of medical uncertainty, loss of independence, and chronic pain, Sara is still trying to be present for him — still trying to provide stability during a moment that should be full of hope and possibility.
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<div>She still carries financial responsibilities for him — his school needs, lunch account, graduation expenses, and everyday incidentals — because even when everything changes physically, you don’t stop being a mom.
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<div>This month will be the first month she does not have to pay rent, but she still faces:
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<div>We have set a goal of $20,000 to help cover medical expenses, essential living costs, and provide stability during this long and uncertain wait for disability approval.
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<div>This GoFundMe exists to give Sara something she desperately needs right now: relief.
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<div>Space to focus on healing.
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<div>Sara has spent her life keeping people connected — checking in, showing up, remembering what matters.
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<div>Now it’s our turn to show up for her.
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<div>With love,
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Support Sara Behanna’s Medical Journey

<div>The tornado that hit Begg’s, Oklahoma, on March 6, also hit our family hard. My daughter, <strong>Makayla Pate, her boyfriend Ace McClellan, and his parents, were hit directly.</strong> Ace’s parents lost their lives in the storm, and both Makayla and Ace suffered physical injuries, trauma, and the tragic loss of his parents, whom they both loved. In addition, they lost all of their belongings, including their home, their cars, computers, phones, clothes—everything.

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<div>Makayla is studying to finish her last two semesters of college to earn her Master's. Ace is also in school working on his college degree, and they are both employed. These are hardworking young adults with goals to make a difference in the world. <strong>Please consider helping us to encourage their hearts by giving them a financial boost to start again.</strong> Any amount you might consider giving will be appreciated more than you know. Thank you!

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Support Makayla and Ace After Tornado Tragedy

<div>Hi, my name is Marie Pontini, I have Multiple sclerosis, Hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, Gastroparesis (&amp;+..).
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<div>Unfortunately, my situation has gravely changed in the past few months and I have no option but to turn to your generosity.
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<div>I have been able to manage on a tight budget for the past year but things keep on getting worse, to a point that I can no longer afford to "hold my pride and dignity".
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<div>I'm single without family or support.
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<div>My insurance plan has changed and no longer covers my medication at 100%. The amount of the balance is too high, and I can only afford one of my drugs. 4 more prescriptions are essential but I can't buy them anymore.
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<div>My rent has increased to crazy amounts, barely allowing me to stay in my social housing apartment this year. The increase coming for 2025 is of 9%, and I honestly don't know how I'll pay for it. (It is social housing, but because the building has less than 5 years, they have no limit on the increase they can ask for, and I can't refuse it, or I must leave.)
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<div>In all honesty, I was glad this year that due to Gastroparesis, I was on feeding tube formula (elemental nutrition) and it was covered as a medication. Now that the formula is no longer covered, I can't afford groceries either.
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<div>Because I'm on a fix disability income from my past employer, I'm not eligible for welfare and all their subsidies. I can't make any extra income, or they cut it directly from my amount. I can't live with, or marry someone, or I lose my disability income.
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<div>I did apply to food banks and Christmas baskets but currently their waiting lists are full and closed to new requests.
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<div>I can no longer afford the aid transport (on which I 100% depend with my power wheelchair), to go to my frequent medical appointments.
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<div>I have asked for the support of my followers on my Instagram account.
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<div>I'm planning to start an account where I can receive tips from my feet fetshst fans in hope for a more stable help.
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<div>Over the last year, I sold most of my clothes and heels to cover my medications.
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<div>After consulting a disability financial advisor, I can't withdraw my employer's retirement plan. I need to wait another 15 years.
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<div>Like few of my friends with Multiple sclerosis who took that decision for the same reason, I consider accepting the Assistance to Death Program in the next 3-5 years, as I won't be able to afford to live.
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<div>I'm not here for a pity show, I love my life and I'm a very happy person.
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<div>But this is now my raw reality and I really hope that some of you can help. Absolutely anything is welcome and will make a difference.
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<div>My struggles with my health condition are not worth mentioning at this point. It is detailed more extensively after.
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<div>Thank you a million times for your help, support and kindness.
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<div>You can learn more about me and my journey on my <a href="https://Instagram.com/mariepontini" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Instagram page</a>
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<div>"Marie Pontini is a medalist wheelchair athlete, public personality and disability advocate who loves fashion.
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<div>She is a former chemical engineer, director and business owner.
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<div>Marie was diagnosed with an aggressive form of Multiple sclerosis (MS) in 2016. Within a few months, her condition degraded very quickly, leading to severe cognitive impairments and disabilities that forced the end of her career.
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<div>She then received her Hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (hEDS) diagnosis in 2017 and went through a weight loss of 165lbs after the paralysis of her digestive system.
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<div>So far, she has undergone over 31 surgeries under complete anesthesia.
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<div>In 2018, with unbearable neuropathic pain, Marie started bodybuilding as a way to empower herself over the situation.
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<div>"I fight the pain of my body with the pain of the gym, because that pain, I CHOSE it."
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<div>Bodybuilding also gives her a feeling of fulfillment, personal achievement and harmony with her body.
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<div>She started competing in 2019, and just won 2nd place at the prestigious Arnold Amateur USA competition in February 2024. She was the first Canadian female wheelchair competitor on an international stage, at the Arnold's Sports Festival in Cincinnati, Ohio.
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<div>Resiliency is in everything Marie does. Over the years, she has had to make adaptations to her training and nutrition as both of her conditions progress.
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<div>Her only way to train is by using a mind-muscle connection method without any external load.
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<div>Not only Marie has to constantly adjust to new constraints imposed by chronic illnesses, but her determination to live an empowering life has forced her to reconnect with her true inner-self to completely redefine her identity, thoughts and vision of life.
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<div>Through her Instagram page, she promotes physical activity for all, resiliency, personal acceptance and self-love.
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<div>She's hoping her path can be helpful for others to empower themselves through their own journey."
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<div>Hi, My name is Trish. I have been diagnosed with Stage 2 Colon Cancer. I've had to take a leave of absence from work and will soon start chemo or radiation not sure yet. I will be having surgery at some point and will not be able to work for the unforeseeable future. As with any medical leave, bills and expenses continue to accumulate. I am asking for not only prayers, but anything you are able to donate as we will be down to one income. Any amount helps and is greatly appreciated.
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<div>Yesterday, November 13th, Tom, Dorothy, and Lee Foster suffered the tragic loss of their daughter and sister.    Tammy was their beloved only daughter, and while they take the time to grieve her loss, this GoFundMe is set up to help with funeral expenses and other related costs. 
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<div>They are devastated by her unexpected passing, so any assistance would be appreciated, giving them one less thing to worry about. 
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<div>Tammy lived life to the fullest and could fill a room with laughter. She was a beautiful soul both inside and out. Tammy had a love for dogs, especially her Genie.   
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Tamela Foster's Funeral Expenses

<div>Hi, for those of you who don't know, my name is Grant. On October 16th, 2022, my brother Casey died suddenly in his room; he was found first by our mother and myself then seen shortly thereafter by our brother, Tyler. Death of a loved one is always something tragic; sometimes, it can be planned for, but Casey left as a young, healthy man, and we simply do not have the resources to offer a memorial by ourselves. 
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<div>$15,000 is admittedly a tenacious goal, whatever you can offer will help. The money will go first towards embalming and cremating the body, and setting up a memorial to anyone who can travel here in Pennsylvania to say their final goodbyes. If there is any money left after, it will be put towards bringing Casey's ashes back to his home state of Colorado, where we will hold another memorial for those who could not travel to see him off. 
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<div>Again, any donation will be deeply appreciated, big or small. Feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns about the memorial (time, location, travel, etc.). This happened so suddenly, and we are still figuring all of this out; I will keep this fundraiser updated as we learn more.
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A Memorial For Casey

<div>My name is Rosalyn Collins, on Dec. 19, 2021 at 12:30am I lost my daughter and her friend to the ignorance and selfishness of a drunk driver who entered the freeway the wrong way hitting them head on.  LaQuenta Mary Rosha Housley was born in Humble, Tx. She was a fun loving and had a bright soul, she couldn't enter any room and instantly became the life of the party. My baby has had her share of dark moments but has always seemed to pull through. She left behind a huge family and support system that will miss her dearly, nieces and nephews that are still wanting to come to her house and play, sisters who are waiting to spill the tea and go shopping with her, brothers who are looking to nag and spoil her, friends who knew they could count on her. There are so many loved devastated by the lose of my youngest child, my baby, she hadn't even made 21 yet. This drunk driver took my daughter's life without a second thought, we are hurt and we just want the justice my baby deserves. Anything will help.
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Help us get justice and bury my baby

<div>At around 3:30 this morning, we received a call from Mr. Jones letting us know that his apartment was among those that burned completely in a fire at the apartments on Burke &amp; Fairmont last night. Thankfully, he is physically ok, but he escaped with literally only the clothes on his back and his phone. He narrowly escaped, because the fire started in the apartment directly behind him. He awoke to the smell of smoke, and even saw actual flames in his own bedroom! Everything he owns was burned in the fire, including his 3 cats (as far as he knows), which he is so heartbroken over.
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Teacher Loses Everything in Apartment Fire

<div>Fnan Measho was born on April 27, 2003. He graduated from Bellaire high school in Houston in Spring 2021 where he was one of the schools top Athletes. Fnan was attending University of Houston Downtown where he was studying Criminology. Fnan wanted to be a police officer and always wanted to help people and the city (Houston) he loved so much. Fnan is known for being responsible, friendly and extremely kind. His family said Fnan never been a kid. He always took care of his parent and his three young siblings. His parents do not work because of health-related issues, and he was the breadwinner for the family while going to college. Fnan was very active in the Eritrean community church. This is a huge loss for the family.
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Funeral Expenses

<p>Our father Richard Bingham unexpectedly passed in his sleep on the night of June 1st, 2021. We thank God he went peacefully and on his own terms. Unfortunately he did not have any insurance or arrangements due to the fact that none of us seen this coming, and our family is asking assistance in laying him to rest properly. Thank you all in advance for your love, concern, support and donations. If you cannot donate I ask that you please share and spread awareness. Thank you.
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Richard Bingham’s Funeral Expenses

This fundraiser is to help out the family of Sergio Ayala with funeral/burial expenses. Sergio was only 37 years old when he passed from Covid 19. Sergio was a very family oriented man. He worked very hard and gave everything that he had to taking care of his family. He was a hard worker at PestCal Exterminators, helping to build the foundation of the company, alongside his brother in law, from the very beginning. Family meant everything to him! Sergio loved bike riding, buffalo wings, and the LA Rams. He was going to school to become a barber to learn a second trade, in order to be of additional service/support for his family.

Sergio is survived by his wife, Liz, three daughters Melanie (age 9), Janelli (age 9), and Lianna (age 6), and son, Mateo (age 1). Sergio was greatly loved by his family and all who knew him. He leaves behind a grieving mother, Martha Hernandez, and three heart broken sisters— Ana Monroy, Silvia Carrillo, and Nidia Campos.

Anyone who was blessed to have had the chance to meet or know him, knows that he was a truly sincere, loving, kind, and gentle man. His family is devastated by his loss. They could really use some help to coordinate his final expenses, and to ensure that his children will be taken care of as they process this profound loss. Thank you in advance for your support. ** Attention after entering your donation amount Go Fund me is requiring a donation tip. If you select from the drop down “Other” the tip amount can be modified to to a lesser dollar amount.

Sergio Ayala

<p>As many of you know, I was diagnosed with Breast Cancer in May 2020. Since then, I have been in non-stop doctors appointments and went through a double mastectomy. This has caused physical limitations in my chest and arms due to lymph node removal and simply trying to heal.. Anything given would be appreciated. I am grateful for all the help from my community by far and just ask that you give whatever is on your heart. 
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Breast Cancer Expenses

<p>My mother, Denise Caldwell, was diagnosed with an unknown, unexplained autoimmune disease when I was seven years old that drastically changed her life. This autoimmune disease caused her to suffer from kidney failure, blindness and amputation of extremities. Even through it all she managed to raise myself, my older brother and cousin along with many other children. She continued to push forward and founded Connect Ministry, a nonprofit organization that helps underserved youth in the community.  I found out about stem cell regeneration therapy and after careful thought, prayer and research we believe it can revitalize her kidney, vascular and nerve function; allowing her to regain a quality of life and be more active in her service to the community. I pray that you would carefully consider donating to this cause so that my mother can continue her contributions to the youth. Thank you for your contributions, we sincerely appreciate your generosity.

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Cell Regeneration Therapy Treatment

A young life gone too soon. Brandon passed away suddenly on his 40th Birthday,  August 3, 2020.  Anyone who knew Brandon, knew he was a hard working family man. He was musically talented and always a joy to be around.  Brandon was also a veteran of the United States Armed Forces. This is an unimaginable time for Brandon's family. We ask that you continue to keep the Ingram family in your prayers. <br /><br />This GoFundMe was created in memory of our beloved Brandon T. Ingram in support of his family. During this difficult time, we want to help ease the pain and provide some financial assistance. All funds will go to Brandon's family to assist with memorial cost, medical expenses and to cover any left behind expenses. A portion of these funds will go to Brandon's Estate for the benefit and care of his children Journey, Tyler, Ava and their education funds. Any amount of support will be greatly appreciated. If you are unable to donate, please consider sharing this link with others. <br /><br />We want to say thank you from the bottom of our hearts to anyone who donates, sent condolences and prayed for the Ingram family. You are greatly appreciated.

In Memory of Brandon T. Ingram

Jimmy Ruiz, our line cook and beloved member of our family at Flappers Comedy Club, passed away on Wednesday October 5, 2016. Jimmy has been with Flappers through thousands of shows over the years, and our kitchen won't feel the same without him.<br /><br />Our family at Flappers wants to help Jimmy's wife and six children as they work through the grieving process. While we have taken up a donation amongst the staff, we would also like to ask our loyal Flappers community to donate what they can - any amount helps.<br /><br />Jimmy, you will be greatly missed!<br /><br />Warmest Regards,<br /><br />Flappers Comedy Club

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