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<div>Hi, I’m Patti Peeples, a resident of Springfield in Jacksonville, Florida. One of our treasured businesses on Main Street has had two episodes of significant vandalism to their coffee shop, <strong>Social Grounds</strong>. Twice in the past month, vagrants have broken large front windows and the glass-paned door, gaining entrance into their shop. The cost is in the thousands of dollars. They also need higher quality cameras so these people can be caught in the act. <strong>Social Grounds is a treasured place</strong>. Local and veteran-owned by Mandi and Jason Kelloway, the owners are fantastic community members and merchants, offering extraordinary coffee that they roast themselves. They provide a welcome, beautiful space in our beloved neighborhood. <strong>Let’s help them by shouldering just some of the costs of this needless vandalism so they can continue to operate their business.</strong> Let’s show our local business owners that we stand with them, in good times and bad. Please donate whatever you can afford and stop in and tell them how much you appreciate them and, if you are able, buy some of their offerings.
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Stand with Social Grounds: Repair Fund

<div><strong>Tammie has always been a pillar of strength in our community.</strong> As a single mother of two young girls, she has worked tirelessly as a substitute teacher and dedicated countless hours to volunteering at community events. Her selflessness and commitment to helping others have touched many lives.

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<div>Last week, a devastating car accident left Tammie hospitalized indefinitely. With no income and no way to work, she and her daughters are facing an uncertain future. Her oldest daughter, who has been helping with a part-time job, can no longer get to work because their family car was totaled in the crash.

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<div>Tammie has spent years giving back to our community. Now, it’s our turn to give back to her.

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<div>1. <strong>Donate Financially</strong>: Every dollar counts. Your contribution can help cover medical bills, groceries, and other essential expenses while Tammie recovers.

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<div>2. <strong>Provide Groceries or Essentials</strong>: Consider donating non-perishable food items, toiletries, or gift cards to local stores. These small acts of kindness can ease the burden on Tammie’s family. Those are collected at Artessence: 1505 N Main St, Jax, FL, 32206.

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<div>3. <strong>Share Her Story</strong>: Even if you can’t donate, sharing Tammie’s story with your network can help reach more people who might be able to help.

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<div>Tammie has always been there for others. Now, she needs us to be there for her. By coming together as a community, we can ensure that Tammie and her daughters have the support they need to get through this challenging time.

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<div><strong>If you’re moved by Tammie’s story, please consider taking action today. Whether it’s a donation, or simply sharing her story, your support can make a world of difference.</strong>

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<div>Thank you for being a part of Tammie’s journey toward healing and stability. Let’s show Tammie and her daughters that they are not alone—our community stands with them.

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Support Tammie and Her Daughters After Accident

<div>Hey everyone, Spencer here with SB Mowing, and I got a call from a friend at the city, and she told me that there is an elderly lady that is in desperate need of help. So, I stopped by her house, and her lawn was getting CRAZY! She’s been trying to get someone out to take care of it, but nobody is answering their phones. The city has given her a warning for her grass and was going to charge her $240 to cut it, which she couldn’t afford. So, I completely transformed her lawn for free, and she was in tears; she was so happy.
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<div>I shared the video a few months later on my social media platforms, and a lot of people are wanting to donate to help her fix some of the accessibility issues around her home. Here are the things that I think would go a long way for her.
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<div>I really appreciate everyone that donates to help Beth out. I will make sure that the money goes towards fixing all of the items above or any other accessibility issues that Beth needs. Some leftover money will be give to her in cash and the rest will be donated to local non profits to help other people in the same situation she is in.
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Help Beth Gain Accessibility and Comfort

<div><strong>The original goal of securing enough donations for Lincoln to have an accessible shower has been met. Thank you to everyone who contributed! I will update you as they begin the process for the shower. I will leave this fundraiser open so that anybody who would like to contribute to Lincoln's needs can still do so.  Lincoln's family shares "One of Lincoln’s biggest needs right now is a Hoyer lift track system for transferring him safely and comfortably, which unfortunately isn’t covered by insurance. These systems can range between $5,000–$15,000, depending on the scope and setup. This would be life-changing for us as it would greatly improve Lincoln’s care and our ability to help him move around."  Any additional contributions will be used for this. </strong>
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<div>As you can imagine, being confined to this enclosed area every day would be frustrating. The SBSK community has shown that when many people contribute a small amount, it can add up to a life-changing impact. Together we can make Lincoln's wish come true and provide him with an accessible and accommodating shower. All money donated will go directly to Lincoln and his family and be used for an accessible shower. Thank you for your generosity and kindness towards Lincoln and others who have been featured on SBSK.
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<div>By supporting this fundraiser, you’re not just contributing to a new shower—you’re investing in Lincoln’s safety, comfort, and quality of life, as well as the sustainability of his caregiving environment. Your generosity makes a tangible difference, and we thank you for being part of this journey."
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<div>COVID-19 has impacted communities and businesses all around the globe, including Camp Burton on Vashon Island. From 2020 to 2022, Camp Burton saw a decrease in rentals and events. Generous donations from alumni, fundraising events, and emergency resources allowed us to continue offering services during that time. Even with these efforts and despite business slowly picking up post-pandemic, the projected income for the first quarter of 2023 is less than what is needed to continue operations.
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<div>Langston Oliver is a jazz trumpeter who has been accepted to the prestigious Tribeca Jazz Institute at Church Street School for Music &amp; Art. Langston has been involved in the jazz community in Jacksonville, Florida, and has worked with non-profit organizations like the Jazz Discovery Series and the John Lumpkin Institute. He hopes to build strong connections and broaden his knowledge of jazz music at the institute, which will be an invaluable experience in helping him hone his craft as a musician.
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<div><strong>Langston Oliver</strong> is a professional trumpet player and instructor based in Jacksonville, FL. By the age of thirteen, he was a two-time participant in the Juilliard Jazz Camp and, at fifteen, won The Sound of Jazz To Come award at the Stanford Summer Jazz Academy. He has attended multiple summers at Clark Atlanta University's Jazz workshop and at eighteen was one of only forty-two musicians worldwide to be accepted into the Jazz At Lincoln Center Academy, where he studied with Wynton Marsalis. After graduating from Douglas Anderson School of the Arts, Langston studied jazz at Jacksonville University until 2022.
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<strong>I have good news and bad news.</strong><br />A cry for help!<br />The GOOD NEWS:<br />Our good friend and church-brother, John Gilbert has finally been released from the lock-down at the nursing home here in Fernandina. As you may know, John died about a year ago, and was revived through a miraculous steam of events.<br />The BAD NEWS:<br />He lost everything he owned, as he was dead after all, and now has been placed in an apartment at Buccaneer villas?<br />He has been required to stay at that apartment for the next 20 days. He can't get out to get food, or supplies.<br />He has no pots, pans, dishes, food, toiletries or anything. Imagine his condition.... overwhelming.<br />John has spent his life giving to others, and serving God through his ministry at America's Youth (created to serve children from problematic households).<br /><br />I am a Board Member of America's Youth and I am dedicating this page to helping John get on his feet and to help him reopen America's Youth.  There is no greater man that I have ever met that selflessly gives his life to our youth and trusts in God to deliver.

John Gilbert, Founder of America's Youth

Zaid survived severe burns as a two year old when his bed accidentally caught fire. The funds raised for Zaid will be used first for functional surgeries and then for potential reconstructive procedures. The amount of surgeries Zaid needs is overwhelming. If each person reading this contributes $5 we will empower Zaid to live the best life possible. The SBSK community has rallied around others before. Let's show Zaid the love and friendship our community is known for. All donations will go directly to Zaid's family, through his mother Otaidia Carrillo. <br /><br />Zaid's Video: <a href="https://youtu.be/ST9vj2PAScY" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://youtu.be/ST9vj2PAScY</a>

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My name is Seth Owen, and I am a 19-year-old undergraduate student at Georgetown University, a youth ambassador for the Human Rights Campaign, and the president of <a href="https://www.unbrokenhorizons.org">Unbroken Horizons Scholarship Foundation</a><strong>, a nonprofit created to help students in marginalized communities access post-secondary education.</strong><br /><br />My struggle started with my parents not accepting my gay identity. It ended with my parents forcing me out of my childhood home because of religious differences, causing serious issues with my ability to pay for college. I am grateful for my educators, friends, and mentors who were there for me through it all. Not only did they support me emotionally, they also started a GoFundMe campaign to help me pay for college. My story was covered on the Ellen DeGeneres Show and my career as an activist began to soar.<br /><br /><strong>After realizing that I would not have received the same support from the community if it weren’t for my perceived race, I knew I needed to speak up and do something, thus Unbroken Horizons was born.</strong><br /><br />It is Unbroken Horizons’ goal to make it easier for students in all marginalized communities to access post-secondary education and highlight their stories to create awareness around issues within marginalized communities by:<br />• Providing students with scholarships to colleges, universities, vocational schools, and technical education schools<br />• Emboldening students with a platform to share their unique stories, so that they may then effect change in their communities<br />• Linking students to resources for youth in the LGBTQ+ community to ensure they are healthy and prospering<br /><br />With our inaugural year under way, we are reaching out to our communities to support the mission of Unbroken Horizons. In our first year as a foundation, our starting goal was to  provide 5 students with a $2,500 scholarship so that they too could continue to reach their educational goals.  Thanks to all of you, we smashed that goal quickly!<br /><br /><strong>While we’d like to raise a total of at least $50,000  which would mean 20 $2,500 scholarships, any amount we raise beyond $50,000 will mean more people reaching their dreams through education.</strong> Without sustained support, we will not be able to provide scholarships or a platform for students to speak out about the injustices in society.<br /><br />Eventually, we'll share the stories of some of the scholarship recipients.  It's important to us that our donors know whose educational dreams their donations supported.<br /><br />Every donation, no matter the size, will help us shape the future of these students. I am grateful for your help in spreading the word about <a href="https://www.unbrokenhorizons.org/">Unbroken Horizons</a>  and this GoFundMe.<br /><br />- Seth<br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/37348814_1560902759773120_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="37348814_1560902759773120_r.jpeg" />

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A call to Mississippians, native and at-heart; writers of all stripes; advocates for public education, creative expression, and social justice; and those who simply want to shape their communities for the better:<br /><br />In light of our recent political turmoil and deep historical burdens, Write for Mississippi is planning a series of creative writing workshops this spring that puts guest writers into public high school classrooms in all 82 counties of Mississippi to generate poems, stories, and essays around the prompt "What's a problem in your community? How could you try to fix it?" and then to publish the best of the resulting pieces in a book that could be redistributed across the state. Our belief is that this work would illuminate the wide spectrum of issues that confront our young people; provoke students into thinking of themselves as agents; bring our diverse communities together in productive dialogue; use creative writing as a springboard for positive action; and position Mississippi as a leader in what could become a broader national movement. The project is titled What Can We Do for Our Country? and over forty esteemed writers have already expressed interest in leading workshops.<br /><br />Because this is a new initiative, we’re hoping to raise startup funds to cover the costs of: printing and mailing informational letters and lesson plans to all 1500 public school English teachers in Mississippi; constructing and hosting a website; publishing the final product; and distributing copies of the book to the students and schools involved.<br /><br />We deeply appreciate any amount you can contribute, and we’re excited to see what bold ideas our young people have for all of us.<br /><br />-- Katy Simpson Smith<br />Novelist, MS Native, Product of Jackson Public Schools<br />www.writeformississippi.org

What Can We Do for Our Country?

<strong>Thank you for visiting this campaign - while we're no longer accepting donations, we want to keep sharing this story of support in the face of tragedy.</strong><br /><br />UPDATE, 11/10:<br /><br />Hello everyone,<br /><br />We the members and Bishop Clarence Green of the Hopewell Baptist Church family would like to thank God for your awesome support this week with your overwhelming acts of love shown toward us during this devastating tragedy of the burning of the House of God. Words do not express the gratitude we have for your acts of kindness, love and support you have expressed. Whether your gift was small or great ($1-10,000 or more) we are eternally grateful your act of love and kindness. We have a long road ahead of us, but we do have the faith in God that he will supply all of our needs according to his riches in glory by Christ Jesus (Phil.4:19). We are also soliciting your continual support in our rebuilding process. <br /><br />For all who want to mail your contributions, the mailing address is: <br /><br />Hopewell Baptist Church<br />936 Cedar Street<br />Greenville, MS 38701<br /><br />Or: <br /><br />Hopewell Baptist Church <br />P.O. box 285 <br />Greenville, MS 38701<br /><br />We also would like to thank Blair Reeves for establishing the go fund me account. Thank you Blair and Laura for your support.<br /><br />Again, words do not express our appreciation and gratitude you have shown toward us. <br /><br />Yours In Christ,<br /> Bishop Clarence Green<br /><br /><br />------------------------------------------------------<br />Original post:<br /><br />On Tuesday, November 1st, 2016, unknown criminals burned a predominantly black Baptist church in Greenville, Mississippi and scrawled graffiti on it: "Vote Trump". (<a href="http://www.msnewsnow.com/story/33592564/watch-live-officials-say-greenville-church-burning-being-investigated-as-hate-crime" target="_blank">Link to local news coverage.</a>)<br /><br />The animus of this election cycle combined with the potent racial history of burning black churches as a political symbol makes this event something we must not ignore.<br /><br />Only two weeks ago, the internet came together to help <a href="http://www.dailykos.com/story/2016/10/16/1583344/-Democrats-start-Go-Fund-Me-for-NC-GOP-Campaign-office" target="_blank">repair a North Carolina GOP field office</a> that had been burned by thugs. Justice demands we do the same now.<br /><br />More details as they are available. Can we do this? Can we help show the world, the country, and most importantly, the churchgoers of Hopewell Baptist that we, as a society, are better than this?<br /><br />Please give. Thanks.<br /><br />---------------------------------------------------------------<br /><br />UPDATE, 11/2 11PM:<br /><br />Holy crap, y'all - we're almost at $125,000 raised today. When I ginned up this page before my first meeting at work today, I had no earthly clue it would get so big. Thank you all so much.<br /><br />Responses have been pouring in from all over the world, and they're truly extraordinary. Christians, Muslims, Jews, Hindus, atheists and many more, from all over the United States and many other countries. <a href="https://twitter.com/BlairReeves" target="_blank">I've been tweeting out</a>  some of the (anonymized) responses, and responding to questions about the campaign. Feel free to get in touch there.<br /><br />UPDATE, 11/2 8:50PM:<br /><br />I just got off the phone again with Bishop Green. He's had a very long day - up at 4AM and going ever since. We exchanged contacts, and we've started the process to get Hopewell Church registered with GoFundMe so that they can transfer all funds to the church's bank account. I also learned from him that Hopewell Baptist is 111 years old! <br /><br />He is overwhelmed at the response you've shown here. Thank you, very much. Love &gt; Hate.<br /><br />UPDATE, 11/2 6PM:<br /><br />Spoke again by phone with Bishop Green from Hopewell. He has been on-site all day, but we exchanged email contacts so that we can begin the process of getting Hopewell registered with GoFundMe as a beneficiary. GoFundMe staff have also reached out to me directly, and will be assisting Hopewell with their registration.<br /><br />Folks have asked about contributing directly to the church. That is best, of course, since it involves no overhead from GFM. Bishop Green has given his permission to use his personal address if you'd prefer to send a check:<br /><br />Hopewell Baptist Church<br />936 Cedar Street<br />Greenville, MS 38701<br /><br />Please make all checks out to "Hopewell Baptist Church."<br /><br />As always, more info as I receive it.<br /><br />UPDATE, 11/2 1:15PM:<br /><br />I just got off the phone with Bishop Clarence Green from Hopewell M.B. Church, and let him know about this GFM campaign. He was very pleasantly surprised, and wanted to thank all the donors.<br /><br />The Bishop is still on-site and has no access to a computer now, but as soon as he can, he will sign up Hopewell as an organization on GFM. This will allow GFM to wire all funds to their bank account directly. You can see the overhead that GFM charges here. <br /><br />Thank you, so very, very much, to everyone who has donated. Your actions have shown that we are better than this.<br /><br /><br />UPDATE , 11/2 11AM:<br /><br />We are working to get in touch with the Hopewell M.B. church leadership, and have already spoken to other church leaders in Greenville today. There is a press conference this morning at the Greenville Fire Department, where more information is being released. More details as they come.

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New funds eligible - Video Sharing (PROD) (amp17)

Version 9.2.1 and above

AUD Donation Upsell audience

fundraiserCountryCode is US/EN

Austria (AT) users

Investments pre-release

Netherlands (NL) users

Platform is iOS v11.0.0 and above

United States (US) users

Posters INTL

non-US recurring donors

Fundraiser Without Meta Link

Ireland (IE) users

charityCommunityId

Charities allow to be claimed unclaimed (PRD)

countryCode

Canada (CA) users

UC Tipping v20250115 International

pymk_production_xplr_fe_team

smart goals (fundraiser/manage) on test01

start gfm intl allowed locales

United Kingdom (GB) users

Platform is iOS v11.2.0 and above

unclaimed charities

prod_ach_audience

AI Chatbot Audience

amp13 only new funds (prod) (anyword auto)

Payment Identity Beneficiary Verification - Production

Sweden (SE) users

ach frontend audience

Norway (NO) users

Android v11.0.0 and above

Users Receiving Payments Paused Notifications

Excluded funds - Video Sharing (amp15)

smart goals test01

Manage Coach - US English Organizers Only + new funds only

Team EGG - IP Address list

Fundraiser Without Instagram Deep Link

Native 11.4.0 and above

UC Tipping v20250107

checkout headers audience

Users Receiving Braze KYC Validation Failed

Native 11.3.0 and above

US fundraisers and US users

Native 11.4.0 and higher

New funds eligible - Video Sharing (PROD)

route.pathname campaign

Switzerland (CH) users

GB Donation Upsell audience 

Recurring Upsell

Spain (ES) users

charityId

NPO API Keys

Excluded funds - Video Sharing

Portugal (PT) users

Giving fund alpha whitelist 2

Fundraiser Without Instagram Deep Link (amp15)

ai_title_page

anyword

openai

control

manual_entry

userEmail

template_id

userId

fundUrl

isCharityCo

email

appVersion

shouldBucketIntoExperiment

partnerId

fundIsLinkedWithMeta

isCampaignOwner

fundHasInstagramDeepLink

Logged In Users

CH Donation Upsell audience

Android v10.6.0 and above

userCurrencyCode

Localized Currency

v11.5.0 and above

testAudience

pathname

Survicate

Non-charity fund

isChallengeFundraiser

challenge-fundraisers

Payment Identity Launch Verification - Production

New funds eligible - Posters v2

CAD Donation Upsell Audience

hasKnownDonors

PYMK has donors