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<div>My cousins Joseph and Ada Bellamy lost their house to a fire today. <strong>My heart and prayers go out to them.</strong> They didn’t deserve this. <strong>Please let’s restore their glory.</strong> These two people have hearts of gold, and I’m standing in the GAP for them in this moment. If you can sow a seed or send up a prayer for them, I’m asking for you to please do so.
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Restoring Hope for My Cousins after the Fire

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<div>My name is Wail (islandock1 on TikTok), and I am the a partner at Zack's Finest Deli in Staten Island. I started the project "Grades for Grabs" as a way to reward kids in my neighborhood with money and snacks for having good grades in school. I created this fundraiser to help support that project, as all funding comes out of my pocket. I'd like to be able to continue supporting as many kids as possible through this project. The community of supporters I've connected to online is making a genuine difference in the lives of these kids. I've seen a huge difference in kids grades, from averaging 60% to now averaging percentages in the 80s and 90s. Thanks for all your support!
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Inspire Academic Excellence with Islandock

<div>My name is Lib. My son, <strong>McKial</strong>, was recently the victim of a violent crime. He was on his way home from work, and this man cut him off. My son honked at him. This man then slowed down, got behind him, and opened fire with a handgun. He shot from the back of the car, continued to the side, and the front. McKial got shot 5 times. By the grace of God, the only major organs he hit were his lungs. He had 2 chest tubes, but they have recently taken 1 out. One of the bullets broke his dominant arm and also hit him in his hip. It is going to be very difficult for him to do any work, and the vehicle he used to go to and from work is totaled. All my son was trying to do was come home, and he didn't make it. This result of road rage is unfathomable. Anyone could have been a victim, but it ended up being my son. He is in good spirits and has a lot of emotional support from family and friends. <strong>I am asking for funds to help get him a new vehicle and supplement his loss of wages while he recovers.</strong> I appreciate any help we receive.


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Support McKial’s Recovery After Road Rage Attack

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<div>I'm Dani, I've lived in MN my whole life, I'm mom to 4 beautiful children and own 3 small businesses including Sailor Mercy Wellness. I had the honor of meeting an amazing young man named Brent just yesterday and wanted to share his story.

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<div>After I shared our interaction on my business Facebook page is was apparent that the community wanted to step up and uplift Brent himself to show him, we see him, we see his heart and we applaud his generosity towards a stranger who needed help. 

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<div>I talked to Brents mom and she shared that he is currently saving for his first car.  Which showed me again how meaningful his 80 dollar donation to that lady at Walmart truly was.  Mom, also shared he was playing volleyball and sadly broke his leg during a competition ending his volleyball career. He graduates this year and then will work full time rather than attend school to save money to help his mom and family buy her own place. He then wants to attend school to become a nurse, which makes complete sense since his heart is nurturing and giving. Originally from the Philippians their family now resides here in the US making our community a much better place.  

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<div>I'm hoping to raise 2500.00 and Ill be donating the first 250.00 myself.

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<div>Thank you Brent for inspiring us all to be better human beings!!!

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<div>You Guys, Life is crazy.

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<div>At almost 50 years old, you’d think I couldn’t learn much more about this world we live in. I’ve seen a lot of what she’s capable of and that we all take turns at her mercy, yet here I am on a Tuesday night writing you this story.

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<div>I picked up Sailor from school tonight, headed over to Stillwater Walmart to buy a big foam board for Thatcher’s presentation on Friday, so decided to grocery shop. I didn’t prepare a menu and item list like I normally do, so I was just winging it. Last minute dinners included, a veggie lasagna, chicken divan, tofu yellow curry, homemade hamburger hotdish with fake hamburger of course and a few other things. I did my best to fight thru the request of my 12 year old daughters pleads of clothes, make up and pink Starbucks drink.

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<div>We made it to our check out line, when my cart is full I always prefer the human interaction.

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<div>Sweet, only 2 people in front of me!!!!! A win in itself at Walmart.

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<div>I started pulling the things out of my cart, instructing Sailor to grab all the heavy things and save the breads for last.

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<div>It was only about a minute or two in when I realized the woman at the check out was having difficulties with her card. Nothing new at Walmart, happens all the time.

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<div>We keep putting our groceries up but now I have one eye on the checkout.

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<div>This old lady. All by herself. 2 bags in her big cart, shoving her plastic card in over and over.

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<div>As I start to pay more attention, I hear her say “I know it has 300.00 dollars on it”

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<div>I think to myself, “man, my card has a 40,000 limit on it.” Not a brag, cause there is no brag in credit. But a reminder to myself that my kids wont be hungry tonight.

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<div>I could feel that tense build up of “this is taking too long and becoming awkward” feeling.

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<div>Oh man, I pull out my card, thinking to myself, if my 70 something mom was at Walmart checking out and her card of limited social security funds wouldn’t work, what would I want to see happen for her?

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<div>It sure as hell wouldn’t be, embarrassment or snide comments, or eye rolls or people too f*cking busy they cant give a moment of grace to an old lady.

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<div>As I'm contemplating life and all the heaviness that tornados us on a daily.

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<div>I watched the cashier at Walmart walk around, pull out his own wallet and say “I got it"

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<div>And I felt like almost anything recently in my life, that this was a direct message to my heart directly from God. Talk about overwhelmed.

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<div>I hesitated to pay for these groceries.

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<div>When I made it up in front of him. I had to ask. “Did you just pay for that out of your own pocket?”

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<div>“Would you mind if I took a picture of you? I'd like to use it on social media. I really think our world could use some good news right now.”

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<div>I tried to explain what he did was so above and beyond and I was extremely impressed.

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<div>I asked “how long have you worked here?” He responded with 2.5 years. “Do you work anywhere else?” I asked. “No, this was my first job ever.” He said. “Are you a student?” I asked, “yes, I go to XXXXXXXXXX high school”

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<div>I drove home from that experience and thought to myself at the red light, that’s exactly the children I want to raise.

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<div>Can we all just take a moment to recognize the beauty and heart and compassion in this young man Brent.

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<div>Now can you help me, in this bitter angry world make him famous. Lets make the good guys famous.

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<div>“Dear Brent, I'm not sure who raised you. But I want you to know that your actions tonight inspired me more than you will ever know. I actually looked in my wallet to see if I had cash to pay you back for your good deed. Man, you are one of a kind and I hope you sit with your heart and know YOU are changing the world. "

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<div>“Dear Walmart, take care of this young man who did a hell of a job representing your company tonight. These are the employees who should be recognized and rewarded. I know how hard it is to find good employees. DO NOT LET HIM GO. In fact, I'd love to see you guys give him a grant for college next year”

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<div>“Everyone else. Tomorrow, remember Brent a high school senior, a cashier at Walmart, remember his selfless act, his moment. He didn’t ask the woman who she voted for or what she believed, it didn't matter to him, HE JUST SHOWED UP.”

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<div>Please share this, Id love to have his mom see. Please tag Walmart, I want them to know how blessed they are to have this incredible human working for them. Also lets tag Stillwater High School.

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<div>Brent, are you even real? I feel like you were an angel. Man, you taught me a lesson tonight that will stay with me forever!!!

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Uplift Brent: A True Community Hero

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Support Pizza Delivery Driver's Dedication

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Help Tad Keep His Home During Treatment

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Support Ari & Nadia after the passing of their mother Laura

<div>The <strong>Community Organization to Protect Wyoming Neighborhood Schools</strong> stands with the Wyoming High School student who endured a traumatic attack on school grounds. Unfortunately, the school district does not fund third-party counseling services. As a community, we believe in supporting our own. Let’s rally together to provide the necessary resources for this brave student’s healing journey. <strong>Your contribution will directly impact their recovery and well-being.</strong> Join us in making a difference today!
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Support Wyoming Student's Healing Journey

<div>On 4/7/24 an amazing family has lost their son tragically. We are trying to raise money for the family during this sad and difficult time. He has left behind his dad Robert, his mom Mary and his 3 brothers. He was an amazing son, brother, friend and teammate! Bobby loved his family and was not only an amazing kid in school but in general. He had such an amazing passion for playing basketball. We are heartbroken and will never be the same without him. Any help will be greatly appreciated by his family.
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The Maher Family

<div>Hi my name is Christal and I’m writing this on behalf of my coworkers and good friends, Chris and Christina. See they are both extreme dog lovers, so much so that they just rescued/adopted a pup (Juno) about 2 weeks ago. The pup had been living in a very unhealthy situation and she and her siblings were taken in by a shelter. Juno only being 16 wks old is a very rambunctious and playful girl. However she’s still in her clumsy puppy stage. This evening Juno injured herself and now she needs your help. She will need surgery on her leg or could risk it being amputated. My friends are devastated. The surgery will cost roughly of $5000 and poor Juno is in a cast in extreme pain. If you can find it in your hearts any little bit helps. Oh and did I mention these two are planning a wedding?? Let’s help them continue to help and love Juno!
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Help bring Miracles to the Mullins Family

<div>Brittany Watts suffered an agonizing miscarriage in the bathroom of her home in Warren, Ohio on September 22, 2023.  As she was hemorrhaging and writhing in pain, she had no way of knowing that the miscarriage was only the beginning of her suffering.   She could not have possibly imagined that the most private situation of her life - the same private situation that thousands of women in this country experience every year - would leave her demonized and fighting for her freedom.
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Justice for Brittany Watts

<div>Hi my name is Ashley and normally me and my family are not the ones asking for help but rather giving it. On Sunday November 5th while I was at work my apartment caught fire trapping my daughter and our babies (pets) inside. My daughter and four of our babies were eventually able to get out of but with injuries from being in there so long and my daughter from having to jump out of a tiny window. Two of our babies however were not able to survive the fire one died on seen and one later at Grady veterinary hospital. My daughter spent the night at the hospital and was later released but our home and everything in it was a total loss. We’re asking for any help at all anyone could give for final expenses for our babies and a new home and the things we need to restart our life. It’s not easy for us to ask for help or let the world into our life’s but we feel we now have no other choice we’re starting completely over everything we own, our money anything of value or anything was a total loss in the fire. Anything helps nothing is to small even prayers for us and our babies would be greatly appreciated. If you would like to donate directly to our baby da das final expenses you can do so by calling Grady veterinary hospital on winton Road there are so many daisy mays so you also must give my name Ashley Campbell otherwise you can help us all by donating here. Any help or donations at all are welcome at this point we just have nowhere for us or our surviving babies to go. Things like this really teach us why we should never take anyone or anything for granted just while working your life could be changed completely without ever knowing why. Thank you so much in advance and god bless again anything at all helps me and my family all prayers are greatly appreciated 
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Please help me and my family after a bad fire.

<div>My name is Frank DeJulius, I am the Owner of Fleet Feet here in Cincinnati. I have been friends with Mitch Graham, owner of BioWheels for over ten years. In fact, when my wife, Stacey and I moved to Cincinnati back in 2013, Mitch was one of the very first people to reach out to me and welcome me as a cyclist and local small business owner like him.
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<div>Mitch’s health battle has left him unable to work and will continue to do so for quite sometime. He will have extremely high medical bills for the remainder of his life. That combined with a small business owners health insurance has created an insurmountable situation for Mitch and Kate to manage.
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Please Donate to Help Mitch Graham

<div>My dear friend, who's like a brother to me, has moved on from this earth. Weston and his high school sweetheart, Lyndsay, received the devastating diagnosis of Acute Myeloid Leukemia, further complicated by a gene mutation resistant to traditional treatments. Weston fought for over a year and Lyndsay and the kids have to navigate their future without him. They’ve also incurred a tremendous amount of medical and other bills.
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<div>With all my heart, I implore you to consider extending your support. The Thom family, who rarely seek assistance, will be deeply touched by your financial contributions. If you're unable to donate, please keep them in your thoughts and prayers.
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Please help provide for Weston’s family

<div>Hello, my name is Roynelle Ricks. I have had ambitious aspirations since I was a young child. My dream was to become a doctor and hopefully cure cancer. However, as I grew older, my passion for mathematics grew exponentially. The allure of numbers, patterns, and logic fascinated me in ways that no other subject ever had. By becoming a statistician, I’ll find a way to merge my passion for mathematics with my unshakeable commitment to improving healthcare. I can evaluate a large amount of data, develop insightful conclusions, and help develop medical sectors. With statistics, I can still impact lives and potentially improve healthcare outcomes on a broader scale.
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<div>Since I was around 6, I have been driven by the passion to know and do more. Living with my family in Monrovia, Liberia I completed high school with an average of 91. Just turning 16, I traveled to Israel on a scholarship to do another two years of high school at Givat Haviva International School (GHIS) for the International Baccalaureate (IB). Even though I had already completed high school in Liberia except for the final West African Examinations, I took advantage of an opportunity, which meant repeating the last two years of high school but broadening my horizon. Being the youngest, I was terrified of what was ahead because, for the first time, I had to leave my parents and siblings. I completed those two years of the rigorous IB program at GHIS in May 2023.
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<div>The leap of faith I took by traveling out of Liberia to Israel to attend GHIS, opened my mind to so much that the world has to offer and all I want is to continue learning and exploring more and more: University is my next big step.
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<div>I humbly ask for your support in empowering my dreams by contributing to this fundraiser. You will be making a profound impact on my life and helping me break financial barriers to assist me in my drive to continue my quest for knowledge and achieve my goals. I have been accepted at many universities in the United States and one in Germany. I have chosen to attend Eastern Michigan University, as it is a good university and the most affordable of my options. The first two years with room, tuition, and boarding is $52,200. The university will provide tuition free scholarship for the last two years, but boarding fees is $23,200.  Therefore, the total for 4 years is $75,400.
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<div>Thank you for your support!!
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Let's help Roy attend Eastern Michigan University

<div>This page has been set up in regards to the care of Publix Pickles. Many individuals have reached out wanting to donate towards her care, and any other Pickles awareness media/signs that we get approval for.  I was planning to cover the cost myself and will cover anything that isn’t covered. Any money that is donated above and beyond her needs will be used to start a Fort Walton Beach Stray Cat Community Fund with Pickles being the face of the Fund and story. We often have stray cats come in and need medical care and this will cover those cost. We will create an additional FB page to keep the community updated on what the funds are being used for. We will be very transparent regarding Pickles care and cost. We want the community’s support in helping Pickles and her feline friends!
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Pickles Purring Protection

<div>Hello everyone, one of my dear friends Samantha Cain has currently fallen victim to a traumatic family situation. Four members of her family have passed away from what the police believe to be a potential murder-suicide. Samantha currently remains in critical condition in the hospital and we would like to try and raise money for any expenses that she might face when she wakes up. Any donations and prayers that you can offer are greatly appreciated as we want to do everything that we can to be there for her during this time. Thank you.
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Samantha Cain's Emergency Expenses

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<div>I am writing to you today to let you know about the sudden loss of Baton Emini, co-owner of Il Gusto. Baton Emini suffered a heart attack and passed away on the evening of 28 February. Baton was 37 years old and a wonderful son, husband, uncle, friend, and community member who touched the lives of those around him.
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<div>His family is absolutely devastated by Baton's passing. Please consider donating if you are able to do so to cover any cost related to his funeral and memorial. I'm sure his family will be grateful for every donation during this difficult time.
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<div>Thank you so much for your consideration 
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<div>Love , ll gusto family
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Mark Plummer

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