Jimmy  Darts

SB Mowing

Pattie Gonia

Little Miss Flint

Kalina Silverman / @makebigtalk on Instagram

Samuel Weidenhofer

Patriotic Kenny Foundation

Ben Saunders - Flawless Cleaning

The Dogist

Peter Bond

Amy Jandrisevits

Ask Uncle Jack

That Good News Girl

Tess Bohne

FowlMouthFarmer

Latonja and Taylor Richardson

Officer Richard Craig

Flavor Flav

John Wolfe

Khloe

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<div>Spencer will be having his leg amputated on August 1 2024. Not only has this man served our country, he has served our recovery community with the best attitude one can have. He needs us right now. I am hoping to raise enough money for him to get an amazing blade to run around on. We need him on the softball field, recovery rooms, and most importantly his 2 sons need him running around playing soccer with them and keeping up with their busy bodies. 
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Help Spencer Run Again

Alano Club of Salt Lake City

We would like to express our sincere gratitude for the over whelming support for Mila and West. Your generosity and love gives all of us great comfort.  We have raised over $100,000.00, which surpasses our expectations.  We are now hoping that we can also set Mila and West up with a higher education fund.  Thank you so much for all you have done, and for being our village during this difficult time. Our deepest love and gratitude, Rich, Celeste, Mike, Mila and West As some of you know, on February 17th, Rich and Celeste's daughter Marissa passed away.  As you can imagine, Rich, Celeste and their family are heartbroken for their loss.  The hardest loss of all by far though is for Marissa’s two children, Mila (5) and West (2). <img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/45741490_1582600545742283_r.jpeg" alt="45741490_1582600545742283_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /> Marissa was a very dedicated and loving mother.  Her life was devoted to raising her two children.  Because of this, Mila and West have an immediate need for care.  Mila and West’s dad, Mike works full-time to support his family. <img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/45741490_1582600574609452_r.jpeg" alt="45741490_1582600574609452_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /> Nothing can bring Marissa back, but any help that you can give to bring some sense of normalcy back to Mila and West would be appreciated by Rich and Celeste. Many of you know and understand that sometimes it takes a village to help find your way out of the darkness – Rich, Celeste, Mila and West need that village right now. The need is immediate, so Rich and Celeste will be grateful for any help that you can give.  West and Mila’s dad, Mike works full-time for 1-800-GOT-JUNK?.    Mila is in T-Kindergarten for part of the day, but West is too young to go to school yet.  West will be able to go to Kindergarten in 2.5 years. <img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/45741490_1582600612429857_r.jpeg" alt="45741490_1582600612429857_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /> 200,000.00 would pay for care for both children for five years.  As some of you know, schools get out at 2:30PM so even when both kids are in school, they will still need care after school. To help support Rich and Celeste with this undertaking, Golden State Lumber has pledged to match dollar for dollar the money that is raised through this GoFundMe appeal up to $100,000.00 to help them reach their goal of 200,000.00. Rich and Celeste will manage all the donated funds for Mila and West. As all of you know, Rich and Celeste are a huge part of the Golden State Lumber Family and we want to support them through this difficult time.  Between Al (Marissa’s Grandfather) and Rich, the Bonfiglio’s have devoted over 75 years to the Golden State Lumber family. Please help them to get through the most challenging time of their lives.

Mila and West

<img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/40338450_1561998335906214_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="40338450_1561998335906214_r.jpeg" /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/40338450_1561998368478514_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="40338450_1561998368478514_r.jpeg" />Mitchell was involved in a serious softball injury in Vernal on Saturday June 29th, he was struck in the eye by a line drive, fracturing his orbital socket. With the help and love of his softball family he was able to receive medical care which involved an ambulance trip to The University of Utah and emergency surgery to repair the eye socket and laceration. The surgery went well, the doctors are hopeful for a full recovery. With the medical expenses that will occur, we are reaching out  to our friends and family for love and support, also thanks to those who have already reached out showing love, care and concern over the last couple of days. Your kindness is truly appreciated. #RiseAbove

Mitchell’s medical expenses

Josh Coy lost his 10 year battle suddenly and unexpectedly to addiction. Josh just celebrated 9 months of sobriety, he was doing so well. He had a job, a car, a place he could call home and we have never seen him happier. Sadly his disease got the best of him and left a void in so many lives, we are heartbroken.  Josh was always a believer of paying it forward. In lieu of flowers the family would appreciate any funds to help pay for his funeral. Any excess funds will be donated to The Haven in SLC to help others seeking help.  We so appreciate the support and love everyone has shown towards Josh. He has touched so many lives and will be missed fiercely.

Josh Coy Funeral & Memorial

After an argument at football practice a member of Travis's team sucker punched him in the temple.  Later that evening Travis started bleeding uncontrollably from his nose and became deaf in one ear.  He went to the ER and found out he had broken bones that caused laserations on his brain. The doctors  fixed the breaks and carterized  the bleed through his throat.  He went home the next day seemingly doing better. The following day he suddenly didn't know where he was or who his children were.  He was taken by ambulance back to  the hospital to be told there was more blood putting pressure on his brain. He was monitored for several hours and surgery was decided.  With conversation it was concluded Travis believes it is 2005. He underwent surgery 2/21/19 at 8:00am.  He is now in recovery but his memory has not returned as of yet.  The police have been unable to locate the man responsible. Travis has a very physical  job and will be unable to work for quit sometime. He will not be able to provide for his family and the medical bills are continuing to mount.  <img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/37279558_1550884200508179_r.jpeg" alt="37279558_1550884200508179_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" />

Travis J Anderson's brain injury expenses

In early October, our sweet Brodie started to have headaches and vomiting. Maia took him to the doctor who ordered an MRI of his head.  The results showed a mass in his brain, so he was transferred to a nearby Children's Hospital.  They did surgery the following day to remove the tumor and sent it for pathology.  It turns out that the tumor was cancerous.  Brodie is now healing very nicely from his brain surgery and will soon begin chemo and radiation treatments.  We do not know for how long or how often he will need the treatment, they will figure that out in a few days.  The tumor was a medulloblastoma, one of the most common types of tumors in children.  He has a fight ahead of him, but he is such a strong, healthy, and stubborn child that we are positive he will kick some tail!  Maia will not be able to work, however, during his treatments, and so we would like to lessen her financial burden during this trying time.  Please help if you can so they can travel to treatments while continuing to make ends meet.  If you can't help financially, any positive thoughts and love you can send their way will help greatly!  We will continue posting updates as Maia is comfortable with, and if you want to help in other ways we'll let you know what they need as it comes up.

Help Brodie Kick Some Tail!

My sister Lisa and I are reaching out on behalf of some our family. Our sweet mom, Linda; her wonderful husband Jim and my youngest son, Nick have been displaced during the horrible CAMP FIRE in Paradise.  In the early morning hours of November 8, they were forced to evacuate with just the clothes on their backs and a few small items they were able to grab in the hurry to get out of town. We are SO THANKFUL THAT THEY ARE SAFE, but at the moment, they are homeless and have not been allowed to go back to find out if they will even have a home to return to. Their immediate needs are basic life necessities like a place to sleep, food, clothes and shoes and gas. Stuff that would help to get them at least back on their feet. Sadly, there is no renters insurance to help. Their jobs are located in the burn-area as well, so there is a lot of uncertainty looming. The long-term is unthinkable and we won’t know just how much we are dealing with until it is safe to return. Any and all donations are welcomed. We are very thankful for all your support! Cindy Ellis and Lisa Cook On behalf of our mom, Linda Hale; her husband Jim Hale and Cindy’s son Nick Odetto (a.k.a. The Mongoose). If you prefer PayPal - use <button data-competitor="competitor-link" rel="nofollow noreferrer noopener">paypal.me/CindyEllis14</button>

Hale & Odetto - Paradise on Fire

My name is Emily, I am one of Lauren’s supports at the Huntsman Cancer Center. She hates asking for the help... so we are sitting together and growing in this experience.  Lauren has been fighting Cancer for 4 years, all while raising four beautiful children alone, sole financial and emotional support as a parent. She has now been diagnosed with a different kind of neck tumor which she will undergo surgery for here at Huntsman on September 6,2018.  There are risks to this surgery as we all know.  She fights to wake up every morning to keep her job &amp; is attending Nursing School as well.  Her and her children could really use all the love and support.... financially, emotionally &amp; mentally.  She will be unable to work for a few weeks following this surgery &amp; is currently missing many work hours doing pre-operative tests.  The money will also be going towards helping pay some copays for the surgery and treatments needed.  Please help in anyway you can! It’s how we all get through hard times... it will come back to you one day I promise! God Bless!

Cancer Fighting Momma of 4

We have lost a very special soul, Kirsten Kenison Nagel. I’m just going to say it...The Nagel/Kenison families are in need of some financial help. It’s overwhelming enough to deal with the heartbreak, devastation and grief that comes from losing a family member so young and beautiful, let alone the financial burdens that come with hospital bills and final arrangements. I am hoping that we, her friends,  can help ease this burden. Please give what you can. Thank you ❤️

James and Kirsten

Kirsten was taken home to be angel way sooner then she should have been. Please share and donate in order to help her family, James, & those precious 4 boys of hers as much as we can! They all deserve some comfort during this so send up some extra prayers too!

Beautiful momma to heaven too soon

Thank you for supporting us as we continue to recover! Checks can be made out to "The Warfel Children Supplemental Needs Trust" and mailed to: The Warfel Children Supplemental Needs Trust c/o RBC 2101 Oregon Pike Lancaster, PA 17601 What Happened?   Shortly before 5 p.m. on Monday, June 19, 2017, our lives were forever changed when a loose pit bull escaped its yard and mercilessly attacked both of my babies. Those who know me will tell you I am not one to readily ask for help, but my children are in desperate need. As their mother, I will do everything in my power to help them heal, including accepting the generosity of friends, family and strangers as we start down this long and winding path. My husband Jeff, son Charles (Charlie), daughter Ruby and I celebrated Father's Day on Sunday and had a full week ahead of us. Little did I know on Tuesday my kids would be recovering from hours of surgery at Penn State Children's Hospital.   On Monday, Ruby, Charlie and I went to our pediatrician for Ruby's 2½-year-old checkup. She received a clean bill of health and we headed home. I drove down the narrow street at the back of our house and backed into our off-street parking spot. I got out of the van first, got Charlie out next as he was sitting behind me on the driver's side, and we walked around the back of the van to the passenger side to get Ruby. Charlie patiently waited behind me and I opened Ruby's door. I was about to unbuckle my little girl from her car seat when the dog bolted across the street and jumped into the open van door. It all happened so fast.   The dog leapt up onto Ruby and started viciously attacking her face. I will spare the details but what Charlie and I witnessed is beyond anyone's worst nightmare. I finally managed to pull the dog off of my daughter and out of the van, but it went straight for my little boy behind me. It knocked him to the ground and began its attack. Looking back it's all a bit blurry. It was raining and the dog was slippery. It didn't have a collar on, making it even harder to get a grip. I was on top of the dog, trying to pry its mouth open with my hands. I received several puncture wounds in the fingers, arm and neck as well as scrapes to my knees and forearms, but my injuries pale in comparison to what my children sustained. I am pregnant and fortunately the baby was not harmed. The three of us were screaming and at some point some people came to try to help. They were yelling commands at me and one of the women had a knife. I will never forget a man hovering over us with the knife saying to me, "I'm sorry. I just can't harm an animal," while watching an animal trying to kill my son as I screamed, "MY BABIES! MY BABIES!"   At some point my son was finally free. He was able to talk and said to me through his tears, "Mummy, that was a really bad dog." I picked up my son and got into the van. My hands were so bloody I had a hard time holding onto my phone. I called 911 and explained what happened and demanded the ambulance arrive as soon as possible. The operator of course couldn't give me a time frame and I knew how much blood my kids had lost. I decided I couldn't wait and drove them to the Lancaster General Hospital emergency room myself. Because of thunderstorms, my kids couldn't be airlifted and had to travel by ambulance to Penn State Children's Hospital. I had to get back into my husband's bloodstained van and rush up to Hershey only to wait something like eight or nine hours for my son's surgery to be finished so that Ruby could have her turn in the operating room. My husband and I waited by the side of our helpless daughter as she lay in her hospital crib while the doctors worked to repair Charlie.   Who are Ruby and Charlie?   Ruby is a spirited two-year-old who loves tutus, Peppa Pig, and the color pink. Charlie (or "Brother" as she calls him) is her best friend. She can be bossy and has been known to stamp her foot for emphasis when petitioning us for "just one more piece of chocolate". Ruby's compassion for others is huge. When she woke up from surgery and saw the scratches on my arm, she immediately said, "Oh no! Your boo boos! I kiss your boo boos." She is looking forward to becoming a big sister in December.   Charlie is a sensitive, gifted five-year-old who loves writing, drawing, Lightning McQueen, and the color red. He relishes his role as the big brother and is extremely protective of his little sister. He had been looking forward to starting kindergarten in eight weeks. He attended pre-kindergarten this past year and learned how to read and write. He aspires to be a famous writer or artist when he grows up. When the swelling in his eyes subsided enough for him to see again, he immediately began drawing pictures to decorate his hospital room.   Expenses and Moving Forward   Ruby and Charlie are lucky to be alive after the attack but they each have a long road ahead of them. Their doctors assure me and Jeff there is a lot of hope for both of our babies but it is simply too early to know for sure what they will need down the line. Every penny donated will go toward the kids' current and future medical expenses. The amount of money they will require will far exceed our family's financial ability or any kind of settlement we can expect. The major costs to our family are listed below:   1. Future surgeries - Because of the severe facial lacerations, nerve and muscle damage each child has suffered, they are guaranteed to need multiple surgeries over the course of several years. We are not sure if Charlie will ever be able to smile again. One side of Ruby's beautiful smile is drooping and her left eye doesn't close at this point when she cries. Aside from operations to restore function to their faces, the kids will need to undergo further plastic surgeries and/or laser treatments to improve their appearance and help minimize their outward scarring.   2. Speech therapy and counseling - Charlie may need speech therapy to help him overcome the damage he suffered. Both kids will need intensive counseling as they are now understandably terrified of dogs. Charlie has night terrors and wakes up in the night shielding his face. When he woke up after surgery, the first thing he talked about was the dog. Up until now, Ruby has had zero fear of our family cat, Penny. Upon returning home, she asked Jeff if Penny was going to bite her. There are two large dogs living next door to us, and I already wonder how I will get my kids in and out of their home without fear.   3. Hospital stays - Ruby stayed three days in the hospital while Charlie slowly made his way from the pediatric intensive care unit to the pediatric intermediate care unit. On Saturday, June 24, he was moved to the regular floor.   4. Rabies shots/medications - The dog had not been immunized in close to four years, meaning the three of us need to undergo a painful series of rabies vaccinations. The kids received numerous medications in the hospital and will be sent home with several prescriptions.   5. Everyday living expenses - We are a working class family. Jeff works hard as a printing pressman on third shift. I left my job two years ago to be a stay-at-home mother until the kids are in school full-time. Jeff will be off work for an indefinite period of time and the loss of income would be tough enough even without a baby on the way.   How You Can Help   1. Make a donation - We are grateful for every amount we receive, no matter how small. We promise all of the funds raised will go directly to helping Ruby and Charlie heal.   2. Spread the word - Share this campaign on all your social media. Talk to your friends and family about it. Send out an email. Put up a flyer at your break room at work. If you're a churchgoer, talk to your priest or pastor.   Should you have any questions about making a donation, feel free to contact my sister Kerry Shuffelbottom or me. Thank you in advance for supporting our family through this horrific ordeal.   Much love,   Margot Shuffelbottom Warfel (Charlie and Ruby's mother)

Charlie and Ruby Warfel Fund

Allyson Loshin

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Allyson Loshin

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Help Spencer Run Again

Alano Club of Salt Lake City

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Mitchell’s medical expenses

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