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<div>In the early hours of this morning, around 2:00 a.m., tragedy struck when a devastating fire destroyed the home of Nancy and Sean Ellis. Thankfully, Nancy, Sean, and everyone in the home escaped safely, but they lost nearly everything they owned.

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<div>Their house, vehicles, personal belongings, clothing, household items, and treasured memories were all destroyed in the fire. While they are grateful to be alive, they now face the overwhelming challenge of starting over from scratch.

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<div>We are reaching out to family, friends, neighbors, and our community to help support Nancy and Sean during this difficult time. Any donation, no matter the amount, will help them secure temporary housing, replace essential items, and begin rebuilding their lives.

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<div>If you are unable to donate, please consider sharing this fundraiser with others. Your kindness, prayers, and support mean more than words can express.

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<div>Thank you for helping Nancy and Sean take the first steps toward recovery after this heartbreaking loss.

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<div>Every $5 goes a long way to help with the stress of purchasing all new things. Every donation is appreciated .
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Urgent help needed for a family after loss

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<div>Following the devastating earthquake in Venezuela, We Love Foundation Inc., doing business as I Love Venezuela Foundation, is launching an emergency relief campaign to support affected families and communities.
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<div>All donations raised through this campaign will be deposited into We Love Foundation Inc.’s organizational bank account and used exclusively to support earthquake-relief efforts in Venezuela. Funds and humanitarian aid will be deployed through trusted nonprofit partners and local organizations serving the affected areas.
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<div>Please donate and share this campaign. Every contribution, regardless of size, can make a meaningful difference.
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<div><strong>Venezuela Necesita Nuestra Ayuda Ahora</strong>
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<div>Tras el devastador terremoto en Venezuela, We Love Foundation Inc., que opera bajo el nombre de I Love Venezuela Foundation, está lanzando una campaña de ayuda de emergencia para apoyar a las familias y comunidades afectadas.
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Emergency Relief for Venezuela Earthquake Victims

<div>Cody Gilbert was burned in a house fire in Baltimore on February 2, 2011. He turned 21 the next day in the burn unit at Johns Hopkins Hospital. He was burned over 90% of his body and was given little chance of survival. Cody survived. The National Library of Medicine, part of the National Institute of Health (NIH), released an article on August 6, 2015 entitled “Cody” which graphically details his injuries, treatment and survival. This is a link to the article <a href="https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4532175/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><a href="https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4532175/" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4532175/</a></a>
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<div>I met Cody in September 2025 while shopping with my wife Willa at the Ellicott City Walmart near Rt 29 and Rt 40. Cody stood at the red light near the left turn onto N. Ridge Rd. He was asking for money as he is seen doing in the three photos taken on Feb 14 - Valentine's Day. It was obvious he had been in a catastrophic fire, with scar tissue on every visible part of his face, scalp, legs, and arms. He walked with a limp. Because I shop regularly with Willa at Walmart, I saw Cody regularly at the red light. After the fifth or sixth time I asked him his name and later asked for his phone number. Our conversations were brief – only as long as the light stayed red. I learned he was homeless and stayed in the Pigtown neighborhood in Baltimore with an acquaintance. Two days before Christmas Eve I invited Cody to the 7pm Christmas Eve service at Glen Mar Church. He accepted, and he attended with Willa and me. He could not remember having attended a Christmas Eve service before. Cody is 36 years old.
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<div>The photo is of me and Cody at Walmart on Friday February 6, 2026. Three men, self-dubbed “Team Cody”, who all met Cody while panhandling, and who also met in person for the first time on February 6, bought him some footwear and other clothes. Because of the wrapping on his left foot, he needed a size 12 for the left foot and size 9 for the right foot. Cody’s physical needs, such as stable housing, food, appropriate clothing, etc., are complicated by ongoing health problems, especially his legs and feet. Cody receives wound care for his legs and feet at Johns Hopkins twice a week. Cody has been advised that if the wounds do not heal within the next year, he may need to have one leg amputated.
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Support Cody’s Path to Recovery and a Brighter Future

<div>Hi, My name is Cathy and my son’s friend (Aiden Karschner,15) and his mother (Mindi Myers) apartment caught fire on 2/5 at around 7pm and tragically lost everything. None of their stuff is salvageable. Looking at the devastation on their faces, I felt like I had to help in someway so please I urge you to either share or donate
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Apartment fire lost everything!

On Saturday Nov 4, our community suffered an unimaginable tragedy and loss. Due to injuries sustained in an accident Heathers family and our community lost 4 amazing people. Charles Black III, his wife <font color="#333333">Barbara Black, his wife’s sister Debbie Hill and their grandson Gage Black. </font>In an effort to help with burial costs, we are asking the community for their help.<img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/76373081_1699222380978401_r.jpg" alt="Image" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br /><font color="#333333"><span>Above is Charles Black III &amp; his wife Barbara Black<br /><br /></span></font><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/76373081_1699222380954318_r.jpg" alt="Image" width="100%" media_type="3" /><font color="#333333"><br /><span>Above  is Debbie Hill<br /><br /></span></font><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/76373081_1699222380996158_r.jpg" alt="Image" width="100%" media_type="3" /><font color="#333333"><br /><span>Above picture is Gage Black at homecoming with his sister Madisyn Black<br /><br /></span></font><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/76373081_1699230243247451_r.jpg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="76373081_1699230243247451_r.jpg" /><font color="#333333"><span><br /><br />Information regarding donations by mail will be available tomorrow 11/6/2023<br /><br />Funeral information with be forthcoming as it is made available. Please keep praying!</span></font>

Help Funeral Costs Families Black and Hill in C.C.

<div>Hi, my name is Karla and I am a good friend of Kelly Sherman’s. Her oldest son, Hunter James Sherman - 20 years old, tragically passed away from a fatal motorcycle accident on Saturday, August 26th. He was living in Utah, but the majority of his family is in northern Maryland and southern Pennsylvania. The family is, understandably, devastated by this loss. And truly is unable to afford all the costs a death incurs in addition to the costs of moving a body across the country.
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<div>The final arrangements can’t be made until the timeline for the transportation has been finalized. And those arrangements can’t be made until the costs of the services incurred in Utah are paid upfront.
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<div>ANY amount of help would and will be greatly appreciated in this time of need and deep grief.
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<div>Thanks to the outpouring of support, we have been able to get his body back to Maryland! We are overwhelmed by the love.
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<div>Hunter James Sherman, 20, formerly of Sykesville, MD passed away tragically, in Sandy, UT due to injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident.
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<div>Hunter was currently working as a cashier at the convenience store, 7-Eleven in Sandy, UT. He was a graduate of Century High School, Class of 2021, where he played football, wrestled and was on the cheer team. He then entered the Navy and due to health reasons was honorably discharged. Hunter was an athlete and also enjoyed online gaming. He played football from the age of 7 until high school with the Winfield Cavaliers. He also played basketball for a few years with the Winfield Cavaliers. Hunter had an extreme love for his siblings and family. He was a big advocate for social justice and did anything he could to dissuade injustice in the world. As a young teenager, he enjoyed helping with programs at his church, Damascus Road Community Church. While he never had the chance to be a father, it was clear he would have made a great one. He also had a love for animals, especially German Shepherds. Another love of Hunter's was riding his motorcycle which tragically ended his life.
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<div>Surviving in addition to his parents are sisters and brothers-in-law Kiara Kelly Sherman and Chris Fifield and their young son of Stillwater, OK and SheriDan Rose Sherman and Jacob Gingrich of Palmyra, PA; brother JayDan Leigh Daniel Sherman of Sykesville and nephew Ezekiel Tanner Fifield. He is also survived by many aunts, uncles, cousins and friends.
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<div>The family will receive friends from 1 to 3 and 5 to 7pm on Saturday, September 2, 2023, and from 2 to 3pm on Sunday, September 3, 2023, at Haight Funeral Home &amp; Chapel, 6416 Sykesville Road, Sykesville, MD. A funeral service will follow the Sunday visitation at 3pm at the funeral home. Following this will be a fellowship and celebration of Hunter James at Damascus Road Community Church, 12826 Old National Pike, Mt. Airy, MD 21771 at 5PM. Interment will be private.
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<div>Hi, my name is Christina and I’m fundraising for my Dad George. He recently found out he needs brain surgery and his insurance will cover everything except $3,500 maybe more. He’s been struggling with his bills and because they had to schedule the surgery quickly, he does not have time to even try to come up with $3,500 they want him to pay upfront. His surgery is in April. I don’t want to lose my dad, he means the world to me and needs the surgery to save his life. Any donations would be greatly appreciated! Every donation will be transferred straight to my father.
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My Dad Needs Brain Surgery

<div>I'm asking for your financial support of my ongoing security and legal costs resulting from a campaign of malicious, reckless lies about me that have been force-fed to tens of millions of my fellow Americans for over three years.
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<div>On March 2, 2022, I realized a lifelong dream: entering public service. I had spent my career researching disinformation and would be using my expertise to make the United States safer and American democracy more robust. At the Department of Homeland Security, I would lead a new internal body to help address the challenges of disinformation: the Disinformation Governance Board. My job was to make sure different entities within DHS were coordinated, to bring the latest research to bear in the Department, and to help the Department set up policies to ensure its existing counter-disinformation work was grounded in American values: privacy, civil rights, and civil liberties. That’s all the Board was. It had neither the ability nor authority to act on its own.
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<div>The facts did not matter to them or anyone else using me as a punching bag. When it targeted me, Fox News wasn’t providing news, government accountability, or merely biased, selective coverage; most mentions of me involved outright lies. The network’s malicious and reckless false statements about me were easily disproven by a few minutes of research. Fox twisted a handful of tweets, manufactured positions on topics I'd never weighed in on, and amplified absurd claims from anonymous trolls' manipulated videos of me. I became the young, female, easy-to-attack public face of what Fox pundits were recklessly spinning as “men with guns [telling] you to shut up.” Congressional Republicans and the right-wing media characterized me as an unhinged, partisan, unserious, dangerous fascist, despite my track record of measured, bipartisan work, including testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee in 2018 at the GOP chair’s invitation. I received an onslaught of violent online abuse during the final weeks of my pregnancy. My family was threatened; I was pregnant.
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<div>To put it simply: my life has been irrevocably altered because Fox News repeatedly force-fed lies about me to tens of millions of their viewers. Tens of thousands have harassed me online. Hundreds have violently threatened me.
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<div>I pursued a suit to hold Fox News to account for their utter lack of regard for the truth and the consequences of their lies. This was a costly and difficult endeavor, but the funds I raised here made it possible. Unfortunately, I lost the lawsuit. You can read my reflections on that in the updates section.
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<div>As of September 2025, with the second Trump administration abusing the power of an unconstrained, weaponized justice system and its eager network of vengeant followers, even completely fabricated enemies like me – and I am on three enemies lists adjacent to this administration – are at heightened risk for further major security and legal costs. 
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Nina Jankowicz Legal Fund

<div>Who doesn’t love Pickle? Dea has been going thru a lot with Pickle recently. The sweet girl had a tumor removed and now needs another surgery to guarantee that no signs of cancer are left. Not only has she needed 2 surgeries, but cat scans and other tests have added up. Let’s help Dea focus all her concern on her baby girl and not her credit cards and bank account. Any amount helps.
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Pickle needs more surgery

<div>Hi, my name is Mia. My son was the victim of a horrific hit &amp; run incident this week. He leaves behind several siblings and his 1 year old son. We are devastated by this loss.


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<div>He was “Lil Ricky” to us but his friends called him “Zay”. Ricky was an adventurous, fearless, happy soul who was loved by all that knew him. Always smiling, always the jokester, forever our baby. He was my youngest child.


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<div>November 3rd 2022 there’s an outstanding amount his family is still paying and he also left a son.  Please help by making donations and continue to support and keep us in your prayers.  

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Funeral Bills & Memorial for Zarek “Ricky” Lynch

<div>Hi, my name is Jada and I am asking everyone for help with rent and other expenses while I am unable to work due to pregnancy complications. I’ve been a teacher in Baltimore county child care centers for 10 years, this is my first year assisting special needs children in Baltimore County Public Schools . However, during my pregnancy I was diagnosed with a fainting disorder that made every day life impossible to maintain. My husband works full-time and overtime as a mechanic but we just haven’t been able to keep up with rent. Where we live doesn’t allow us to miss any payments and try to catch up later. We are served with an eviction notice immediately upon missing a rent payment and I’m unable to just move when that happens. We’ve maintained our residence for two years now with no problems but because of my health condition and my inability to work it has put us into a financial hole. Please donate so that we can continue to stay in our apartment. Thank you!
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Maintain our home

Hello Everyone, On April 24th we got the diagnosis every family fears. Our 23-year-old daughter was diagnosed with stage three triple-negative breast cancer. We were devastated, but that devastation quickly turned to war mode. Lindsey has always been a fighter and a risk-taker. As her parents, we are now too. We are in the fight for her life. On the day she was supposed to be walking across the stage to receive her BFA she was having surgery to insert the port she needs for her chemotherapy. Her first full-time professional job evaporated with the COVID Virus and her diagnosis of cancer. Her future has been suspended for this battle. The good news is despite having stage three cancer she has a very hopeful prognosis. She has excellent medical care at an institution that specializes in her type of breast cancer. She is young, but that is going to play to her benefit because it is allowing them to go all out in their treatment of this cancer. This cancer is very aggressive, but so is their treatment. She is undergoing chemotherapy now for several months. Then she will have a mastectomy and then radiation. Her spirits are good and she is full of fight, as are we. What we are not though is wealthy. She is now unemployed for the foreseeable future and we are a one-income family with me working on the side, but really, Bert is the only real breadwinner. He is a hardworking man and we have been able to have a comfortable life this way. Now, I have moved here to Cincinnati where she is getting her treatment to help take care of her. She needs a lot of care and a clean, homelike setting to heal in. We have found such a place thanks to our angels here in Cincinnati but supporting two households is almost impossible right now. My only job is Lindsey, only Lindsey. We have been applying for any and all assistance we can get to help with medical, housing, and living expenses. With the virus, everything is moving at a snail's pace, but even without the virus getting help always takes longer than the time you have to get it. We have always worked hard and tried to help others whenever we can. We know what it is like to struggle, but this is a struggle we were never prepared for. So, here we are setting up a Go Fund Me account asking for help. We never in our wildest dreams thought we would ever be here right now. Never in our wildest dreams did we think we would be watching our 23-year-old daughter fight for her life instead of soaring into her new life. We have been blessed by so many friends and family jumping to our aid but given the thousands of dollars in medical expenses she will face alone we need to cast a wider net of help. A quick bit of research showed at least $50,00.00 in medical expenses in the next months alone (Schwartz, K. L., Simon, M. S., Bylsma, L. C., Ruterbusch, J. J., Beebe-Dimmer, J. L., Schultz, N. M., Flanders, S. C., Barlev, A., Fryzek, J. P., &amp; Quek, R. (2018). Clinical and economic burden associated with stage III to IV triple-negative breast cancer: A SEER-Medicare historical cohort study in elderly women in the United States. Cancer, 124(10), 2104–2114. <a href="https://doi.org/10.1002/cncr.31299" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://doi.org/10.1002/cncr.31299</a>). That does not include everything else. If you can help we would greatly appreciate it. If you can't please just pass this on. As I said, we would give to help others when we could, but we couldn't always do it. We understand. Lindsey has set up a fundraising page  <a href="https://lcohen1277.wixsite.com/cohensfightingcancer" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://lcohen1277.wixsite.com/cohensfightingcancer</a>  as a one-stop-shop with different ways to give. One of the ways is this Go Fund Me account. Please help her win this fight!

Lindsey Cohen Cancer Slayer

<p>Nashwan is a young guy, 20 years old with 2 sisters, 18 and 13. Both parents dying from coronavirus. Left home with both parents in ICU. Mom was denied care at Troy Beaumont and later that night went in an ambulance to St. John Ascension hospital. She is on a ventilator, has kidney failure, pneumonia, she’s septic and has internal bleeding just to name some of her major problems. Nash’s Dad in ICU, they’re doing proning, they called today for Nash to come see him even though it’s forbidden because of the virus. 
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<p>3 kids home, no income, no idea what parents do about family bills, mail, etc. Both Nash and 1 of his     Sisters recovered themselves alone at home. No      Income coming in. No immediate family here, no    Family here to help- grandparents overseas. 
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<p>This family came as refugees 8 years ago with an   American  dream, only to get caught up in this <br />deadly virus. They need help to keep things afloat before these 3 kids are left with no home, no money, and to suffer. The parents outlook is grim, only    hoping that 1 can survive. Both hospitals say very <br />low chance they will make it. 
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Nash & sisters lose both parents to Covid-19

After the tragic events that took place June 4th, at 8pm at Buffalo City Hall- an elderly gentleman was abused by Buffalo Police Department Riot officers, leading to him being severely injured. We have started this fund to help pay for his medical bills and any legal fees that may occur for this innocent man who is a well known for his work with local civil rights activism with PUSH Buffalo, and the WNY Peace Center.

Please note that we have been in direct contact with Martin's legal representative and will be working very closely with her to ensure he will be in receiptof these funds. All funds raised will go directly to the victim. 

Please consider donating to assist this act of Police Brutality and sign the petition below:

<a href="https://www.change.org/p/buffalo-police-department-fire-police-office-aaron-torgalski?utm_content=cl_sharecopy_22621614_en-US%3Av10&amp;recruiter=358247668&amp;recruited_by_id=703a5870-3e17-11e5-94a2-2dd34a3971ab&amp;utm_source=share_petition&amp;utm_medium=copylink&amp;utm_campaign=psf_combo_share_initial&amp;utm_term=psf_combo_share_initial&amp;use_react=false" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://www.change.org/p/buffalo-police-department-fire-police-office-aaron-torgalski?utm_content=cl_sharecopy_22621614_en-US%3Av10&amp;recruiter=358247668&amp;recruited_by_id=703a5870-3e17-11e5-94a2-2dd34a3971ab&amp;utm_source=share_petition&amp;utm_medium=copylink&amp;utm_campaign=psf_combo_share_initial&amp;utm_term=psf_combo_share_initial&amp;use_react=false</a>

Support For Victim
Of Police Brutality- Buffalo NY

Many dear friends have asked how we can help Taylor right now. Please consider assisting our sweet friend with legal fees and living expenses. Her story is on the news and easily searchable to find out the nightmare she is going through. Anything is appreciated!!<br /><br />Link to story: <br /><br /><a href="https://www.wfla.com/news/local-news/police-wife-turns-in-estranged-husband-s-weapons-gets-arrested/2091427185" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://www.wfla.com/news/local-news/police-wife-turns-in-estranged-husband-s-weapons-gets-arrested/2091427185</a>

Help Courtney (Taylor) Irby w/ Legal & Living Exp

<p>This “Go Fund Me” is for Moose (AKA Cash from BCAS)! He is an adorable young puppy, not even a year old, who was made “rescue only” at the shelter (meaning he could only leave the shelter by way of a rescue pulling him) due to his extensive dental issues- he was diagnosed with a cleft lip. <br /><br /><br />AAHA pulled him and we are seeking help with the high cost of his dental surgery at the dental specialist at Cromwell Bridge Veterinary Center ($2100.00). <br /><br /><br />If you can contribute in any small way, we would greatly appreciated it! Just use the “donation” button on this Go Fund Me page! <br /><br /><br />Thank you as always for your support! <br />Adopt a Homeless Animal Rescue<br />a 501(c)3 Rescue<br /><br />“No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted.”
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Michelle Pelescak