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I’m raising this for Wes and my family because we are still trying to climb out of debt that built up when I lost my job during COVID. We did everything we could to survive at the time, including relying on a credit card and a personal loan while I delivered pizza and drove for Uber and Lyft to bring in whatever income I could. 
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 Then I had an emergency appendectomy, and that added medical debt on top of everything else. Student loans are part of the burden too. Even though I later earned a tech certification and have been working a corporate tech job for about three years now, life just keeps getting more expensive, and it has been hard to truly catch up. 
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 About a year and a half ago, I also started a TikTok to try to pay off this debt through monetization. It helped us make real progress, and we were able to pay off about $13,000 of the original $33,000 we owed, but that source of help has now dried up. 
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 Day to day, this has meant tightening our budget more and more and falling a little behind on some bills. What hurts most is seeing our kids miss out on opportunities because we simply cannot afford them right now. I’m even considering taking on a second part-time job just to keep up. 
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<br><strong>Your support would help us pay down:</strong>
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 <li>Student loans</li>
</ul>Any donation, no matter the size, would help relieve some of this pressure and give our family a real chance to breathe again. If you’re not able to give, sharing this fundraiser would also mean a lot to us. Thank you for supporting Wes and my family during this difficult stretch.

Wes and Family Debt Relief

Hurricane Isaiasah damaged our tiny homes, and I’m asking for help so we can make urgent repairs and get through the weeks ahead. Local authorities have told us to expect to be without power for approximately 3 weeks, and our first priority right now is repairing the roofs. 
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 The roof damage has left our homes vulnerable to the elements, which makes this situation even more urgent. We are trying to protect our living space and address the damage as soon as possible so things do not become harder while we are already dealing with the aftermath of the storm. 
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 Donations will help pay for <strong>roof repairs</strong>, <strong>other minor structural damage</strong>, and an <strong>additional generator</strong> while the power is out. These repairs and purchases are needed ASAP, and any support would make a real difference for our household right now. 
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 If you are able to give or share this fundraiser, thank you for helping us recover after Hurricane Isaiasah and make our homes safer again.

Repairing Our Tiny Homes After Isaiasah

We are creating this fundraiser for our daughter, <strong>Alice</strong>. Our family’s world was turned upside down when Alice was diagnosed with <strong>Hodgkins Lymphoma, a type of blood cancer</strong>. She has a malignant tumor in her chest measuring 16 cm, approximately 6 inches, that is encasing multiple blood vessels, including the Superior Vena Cava, which carries deoxygenated blood from the head, neck, arms, and chest directly into the right atrium of the heart. The tumor has also caused right mainstem bronchial obstruction, leading to pulmonary atelectasis, tissue necrosis, and visceral pleural perforation, resulting in almost complete loss of function of her right lung. Alice has already started chemo treatment, and that process has already been a struggle. Alice is a smart, strong, and motivated young lady with a big, warm heart and a peaceful spirit, and seeing her face this has been heartbreaking. Even through all of this, she is maintaining a positive attitude as she takes on this physically and emotionally difficult road to recovery. 
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 The funds raised will help ease the financial pressure that comes with this diagnosis, including medical bills, treatments, everyday living expenses, and equipment at home to make Alice more comfortable and help create a safe environment for her. As we try to stay strong for Alice, these costs add up quickly and create an extra burden during an already overwhelming time. We are asking for help from our community, friends, and anyone who feels moved to support Alice. Any donation, no matter the size, and every share of this fundraiser means so much to us. We truly appreciate any support for Alice as she navigates this physically and financially challenging time.

Support Alice Through Hodgkins Lymphoma

Help My Superstar 75 Year Old Dad Find Relief After A Lifetime of Work 
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 If you know me, you know my dad. He is my biggest supporter, my North Star, the person who has given me everything I have and made me everything I am. After working tirelessly for the Maryland Public Health Department for the State of Maryland for over 50 years, he was forced to retire last year without a solid support system or a large enough pension. He is now 75 years old and still working more than 12 hours a day as a Lyft driver just to keep our house and make ends meet. Despite the long hours, challenges, and financial uncertainty, he reminds me every day to have a good outlook, to look for angel numbers on license plates, and to see the beauty in the world and everyone around him. His favorite song is "It's A Wonderful World" for a reason. He’s given me everything I have today and shaped me into the person I am, and my biggest dream is to give back to him everything he deserves. 
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 With his hours and workload only increasing, I worry about him driving late at night in downtown Baltimore and working so hard at his age. I want him to be able to enjoy this period of his life, rest more, and spend quality time with me when I visit. He deserves the chance to slow down and not have to worry about every dollar. 
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 I currently work two jobs to try to make ends meet and attempt to give him every extra penny I earn. Your support will go towards all necessary bills and expenses—to help a man who has served others his entire life finally bask in the joy that he is so used to dishing out.

Help My Superstar 75 Year Old Dad Find Relief

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<div>My name is Rana Mohammed, Iam a simple civilian from Gaza, I had 5 beautiful girls until I lost 3 of them after the building we live in is directly targeted at 25/Oct. 2023.
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<div>In addition to the killing of 8 members of my family (My father and his wife, my brother and his wife and kids).They were believed that my home was a safe place, But it absolutely didn't.
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<div>Me and my husband miraculously survived but the remaining 2 daughters suffered burns and shrapnel in their face and body.
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<div>Through Doctors Without Borders (MSF), my daughter Hala had 4 surgery operations to remove shrapnel from her head and body, still she needs more 4 surgery operations to remove the remaining shrapnel in her head and neck.
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<div>My house, all my possessions, and our lives were destroyed after that painful incident, and we were displaced to the south without any money or clothes after my house was targeted.
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<div>We need to travel abroad due to the need to treat my daughters’ faces and bodies from the burns resulting from the bombing. We need to rehabilitate after this tragic incident.
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<div>Now I do not have any mony to treat them, not even provide for their minimal needs. I need the costs of traveling abroad and treating the two girls who were injured.
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<div>Mom: Rana
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<div>Dad: Salam
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<div>Daughter: Hala
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<div>Daughter: Remas (died)
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<div>Daughter: Jana (died)
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<div>Daughter: Shahd (died)
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<div>Daughter: Suzan
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<div>Please help me before I lose my remaining 2 daughters.
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Help Rana&Salam family who lost 3 of their daughters

<div>We are thankful for the doctors and technology that found Zoe's two brain tumors. While benign and slow-growing, the two types of tumors need urgent treatment. We meet with two specialists in Portland on Dec 20 &amp; 21st, to verify results of further tests and to determine the treatment plan for both tumors.
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<div>Over the last year, Zoe has suffered from headaches, nausea, and tiredness. We hope the doctors can suggest a plan to help alleviate those symptoms and get her back to reading books and living the life of a fourteen-year-old. Zoe especially loves babysitting and playing outside with the neighborhood kids, but headaches and tiredness often steal her energy to do those activities.
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<div>One tumor is on her pituitary gland, while the other is on her optic nerve, (not associated with her left eye nerve malformation). She will meet with a Pediatric Surgeon, a Neurology Ophthalmologist, and an Endocrinologist-- all in Portland. They will work closely with her Ophthalmologist and Pediatrician here in Bend. We hope that much of the communication will be done over zoom, but we are being told to expect to make 3-5 trips to Portland in the next few months. Our doctor also told us to expect surgery as one option, especially for the pituitary tumor, which is considered large and they suspect is causing most of Zoe’s ailments.
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<div>We are thankful to have Tricare insurance, but they only cover 70% of the medical bills. We know everyone has had their struggles this year, and we are thankful for any donations toward helping us pay the cost of seeing the specialists and traveling to Portland. We hope to stay at the Ronald McDonald house on future trips, but given the short notice of this first appointment, they were fully booked. Ruth’s dad was able to help us book accommodations for our family of five, for this initial visit.
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<div>This year has challenged our family financially, with Bobby out of work for half the year with a torn rotator cuff surgery. Ruth has put her Master's Degree on pause until Zoe is feeling better. We are also thankful the kids are doing online school and can easily travel. But we still have our dogs, travel, and medical costs to consider. A DoorDash or gift card toward dog walking services would also be greatly appreciated. A friend will set up a meal train if needed down the road.
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<div>For now, we’ve estimated costs just for medical visits and travel. We will update this as needed.
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<div>Our family is on a budget like any other family and everyone we know has had their challenges this year. So we are grateful for any help, even if it’s not monetary, and we would also appreciate your prayers.
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<div>We will update specific details below, and of course, feel free to pray as you feel led:
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<div>~For Zoe’s relief of headaches, stomach aches, tiredness, and extreme mood swings.
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<div>~Bobby’s new job: time off so he can be present for appointments and conversations with doctors.
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<div>~Wisdom on treatment plans and speedy recovery for Zoe. Hopefully noninvasive treatments!
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<div>~Results on further tests to clearly show what’s happening and what treatments are necessary.
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<div>~Bobby &amp; Ruth’s attention to all of the kids, with fun, family time. For Naomi and Isaiah to understand and support their sister.
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<div>~Peace for Zoe as she endures blood draws, MRIs, IVs, and overall feeling like a pin cushion.
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<div>~Care and exercise for our dogs when we are away.
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<div>~Sleep: between wandering minds and headcolds, our family has lacked rest and sleep over the last two weeks. Please help us all rest and STAY HEALTHY so that we don’t jeopardize appointments or other kids at the hospital.
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<div>Warmly,
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<div>Bobby, Ruth, Naomi, Zoe, and Isaiah ♥️
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<div>Ada, Ozzy, and Harper too!
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Treatment of Zoe's Brain Tumors

<div>Hello, this is the family of Trey Walker who was only 20 years old and we are fundraising money to help with all the expenses of funeral costs, cremation costs, and any ceremonial costs for Trey. Trey was a very funny and outgoing man who loved everybody around him. All Trey wanted was for everyone he knew to get along and bring happiness and joy around each other. Trey was a friend, a brother, an uncle, a son, a boyfriend, and most importantly a father. Trey was raising his 10 month old daughter ( Ella ) with his girlfriend ( Perla ) when he was murdered. He has left behind a family ( His mom Shelly, his sisters Aliyah, Jasmine, and Brianna, his dad, cousins, niece, and many more) who is mourning and is hurt and confused about why he has been taken away from us so young. Trey loves his family with all his heart and he died being a protector. Trey was  a HERO and everyone needs to hear his story and bring justice to his name. Trey enjoyed being the life of the party and loved to make everyone laugh. He had the biggest smile ever and the funniest laugh that you couldn’t help but laugh at when you hear it. He was a hardworking man who provided for his family. Trey did not deserve to be taken off this Earth. He had so many marks to make on this world and now that he’s gone he didn’t have the opportunity to show the world who he really was. Please help us honor him and lift the financial burden from the family as they process this trauma from the senseless violence. 
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Trey M. Walker

PLEASE HELP A NURSE WHO'S HELPED MANY PEOPLE.  BOTH HERE AND IN HAITI.<br /><br />Being a nurse is Nicole Steele's second career!  She's done public health nursing in the United States and in Haiti, cared for patients in medical oncology, and now in hospice.  She was initially trained as a chemist and worked for a pharmaceutical company reviewing the work of scientists to ensure FDA compliance.  After traveling to Haiti for the first time several years ago, she was moved by the suffering and need she observed.  She never wanted to feel that helpless again ... so she changed careers to be able to care for the need she saw in Haiti.  And here at home.  <br /><br />Back here in Minnesota, Nikki told the story of what she'd seen and experienced in Haiti, And after inspiring people to act, she led medical mission teams in rural Haiti.  <br /><br />Within days of returning from her last trip, she became very ill with ailments that attacked her kidneys and liver.  After numerous tests and biopsies, she appeared to have an unknown auto-immune disorder.  Her doctors treated the symptoms without really knowing what was causing her to be ill.   Unfortunately, she became ill with numerous infections, some hospital born, while being treated with powerful immunosuppressants and had to discontinue treatment.  <br /><br />More recently, Nikki has been hospitalized six times in July with severe shortness of breath and pulmonary edema. The doctors have ruled out COVID-19.  Two weeks ago, during her last hospitalization, she was diagnosed with heart failure.  <br /><br />Nicole has a long road ahead of her.  She has not been able to work for several months.  Her short-term disability has run out and has not been approved for long-term disability.  More than anything, she would like to return to work and continue to care for others.  She's not accustomed to people caring for her.  <br /><br />Her rent must be paid; medical bills are piling up; many visits must be made to medical specialists.   We'd like to raise $15,000 to get Nicole through the next few months and cover medical expenses for her.  Would you help?  <br /><br />~ Fr. Paul Jarvis, Church of St. Bridget | Northside Minneapolis<br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/50102598_1596307845767592_r.jpeg" alt="50102598_1596307845767592_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" />

Support Nurse Nicole!

Hurricane Harvey was the first major hurricane to make landfall in the United States since Wilma in 2005, ending a record 12-year period with no major hurricanes making landfall in the United States. In a four-day period, many areas received more than 40 inches (1,000 mm) of rain as the system meandered over eastern Texas and adjacent waters, causing catastrophic flooding. With peak accumulations of 51.88 in (1,318 mm), Harvey is the wettest tropical cyclone on record in the contiguous United States. The resulting floods inundated hundreds of thousands of homes, displaced more than 30,000 people, and prompted more than 17,000 rescues.<br /><br />All Hardcore Fitness Boot Camp locations in California and Florida want to help give back to those in need. Join us for our Hurricane Harvey Charity Workout on September 10, 2017. You will reserve a spot in our charity workout with a minimum $10 donation and online enrollement. 100% of the proceeds will go to those in need. All proceeds will be donated to Convoy of Hope after the charity workout is complete. Hardcore Fitness Boot Camp will be withdrawing these funds personally and donating 100% of the donations directly to Convoy of Hope. I know there are many of us in our FitFam that know someone directly affected by this, so let's all get together to help give back to those that depserately need our help! Grab your friends and family, make a donation, and come enjoy an awesome workout with your local Hardcore Fitness Boot Camp location!

HCF-Together We Will Rebuild

We are trying to raise some money to help get a fellow Veteran back in his home. Mr. Dyer a couple months ago suffered a heart attack and a stroke. While in the hospital his house was broken into and destroyed. The robbers stole everything, trashed the place and then left the doors open to animals. We are trying to raise some money to get his home back in livable condition. Mr. Dyers goal is to get out of the hotel he is currently living in and spend his final years at home. Thanks for your help!<br><img src="https://2dbdd5116ffa30a49aa8-c03f075f8191fb4e60e74b907071aee8.ssl.cf1.rackcdn.com/11767933_1464352099.425_funddescription.jpg" class="not-resizeable" width="100%"><br><img src="https://2dbdd5116ffa30a49aa8-c03f075f8191fb4e60e74b907071aee8.ssl.cf1.rackcdn.com/11767933_1464352185.7634_funddescription.jpg" class="not-resizeable" width="100%">

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