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Julie is raising support for <strong>Hestan Hogan</strong>, a 22-year-old college student who is currently on the heart transplant list. On August 17th, Hestan was officially placed on the heart transplant waiting list. At such a young age, Hestan is facing an overwhelming medical journey, along with the uncertainty and emotional weight that comes with waiting for a life-saving transplant. Even in the middle of this difficult season, Hestan continues to hold onto hope and purpose. Hestan is pursuing a degree in Biblical Studies and hopes to one day become a youth minister, pouring into the lives of others with faith and compassion. 
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 As Hestan prepares for this next step, the financial burden is more than anyone should have to carry alone. Support from this fundraiser will help cover travel, lodging, meals, time away from work, medical costs, medications, and unexpected needs during Hestan’s transplant journey and recovery, including relocating to Dallas for surgery and the long recovery ahead. Every donation, prayer, and share can make a real difference for Hestan as Hestan focuses on health and healing. Julie is asking the community to come alongside Hestan during this time and help lighten the load in any way possible.

Support Hestan's Heart Transplant Journey

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Prayers and Support for Our Sweet Niece's Recovery

<div>Hi, my name is Marty Mendoza. I am a single dad raising an adult son by myself with profound autism level three nonverbal high support needs. We had to move into an RV due to being mistreated being stocked being hatred. You can Google Belton man get cyber bullied you can Google Belton man Gets threats. You can Google Belton man gets swatted We have been messed with through social media because we talk about autism awareness on a daily basis. You can do your own research everything I’m saying is truthful you can Google Marty Mendoza we have had a APS come to our house over 41 times. We have had people show up on our property to try to jump me and my son physically harmless so we moved an RV into the country now they found out where we live at now they’re messing with us over here. There’s videos out there where they come to my property wanted us to come out there so they can harm us so I’m trying to get a RV that’s dependable on me. My son can just move out of here away from everybody and to live our life in peace every day we live in fear because of the hatred and negativity everything I say can be validated with videos improve so with your kind generosity and with your help we can make this possible Please give if you want to see what we’re about. You can check out Marty Mendoza on Facebook or you can see our TikTok Marty world 05 you can inbox me and I’ll show you personal videos of them physically jumping me and harming me my son as well as them call APS on us



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Man, disabled son, trying to get a better home

<div><strong>It pains us to update that Jace went to be with the Lord around 9:40 pm on December 27th. The family truly appreciates all the prayers and love that you all have given. We are leaving this fundraiser open to assist with medical bills and laying our sweet Jace to rest. Please continue to pray for strength and understanding for the family . </strong>
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<div><strong> Jace Watkins, 11, was sick on Thursday, visited a doctor Friday, and was told his lungs sounded clear.</strong> He then had a seizure on Saturday and was rushed to Children’s. Diagnosed with the flu, Jace is battling for his life in critical condition at Children’s of Alabama. He is on a ventilator, and it is unknown if he has brain activity.
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<div>We are hoping to raise money to ease the worries of medical bills so the family can devote all of their energy into doing what is needed to make sure Jace gets the care he deserves.
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<div>If you have any amount of donation to give, it will be treasured. If you do not, please consider sending all the prayers you can and invite your church, family, and friends to join in the prayer chain for Jace.
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Prayers and Support for Jace's Critical Battle

<div>My name is Brooklyn. I’m setting up this GoFundMe in hopes to help my family get back on their feet as they lost everything they own in a house fire. <strong>Sadly, they lost two of their pets, but thanks to my nephew Mon’Tae, everyone else was okay with minor injuries.</strong> Any donations will be going towards necessities as well as hotel stays until a new home is found! <strong>Anything is and will be greatly appreciated!</strong>

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<div>As respect for the close family, we did not post pictures of the kids. Our dearest friends and family have been hit hard recently with the passing of two beautiful souls. They were so loving, generous, and kind. With their sudden passing, they are leaving behind 5 wonderful children. <strong>This fund is to raise money to cover the Christmas the children wanted and deserve.</strong> They all have a wonderful home and people who will cherish them for every moment. Now it's time to help pick up the pieces and assist them in healing in any way possible.
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<div>Nothing can ever truly heal the loss of losing someone so dearly loved, but we can come together and help these amazing and strong children.
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<div>All funds are being directly given to the caregiver/grandfather of the grandchildren.
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Support the Maxey Children After Tragedy

<div>On August 17th, the Lee family was coming home from a football scrimmage when they were in a horrific car accident. Their youngest child is home with family friends and is well. Trisha, Larry, and Jayce are still recovering in the hospital and need our small town family support! The donations will go towards supporting the family during their recovery journey!
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<div>Update: Larry’s condition is substantially the worse and has an extremely long road of recovery with surgeries, healing, and therapy. All donations will provide for the income their household will lack due to him not being able to work for a substantial amount of time! This is the reasoning behind the increase in the financial goal!
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Support the Lee Family's Recovery Journey

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<div>Hi, this GoFund me is for my nephew. Eli is a sweet 6 year old boy, who has Autism and since he was little has gone through so much in life. Recently he was thrown with a curveball. On October 17th, 2023 he had ear tubes put in and his adenoids removed, as soon as he was out of his procedure he mentioned having severe pain neck pain which we were told was "normal" and he should be back to his happy self after a couple of days.
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<div>Weeks went by and his pain got worse and worse. He was admitted to the hospital twice with torticollis but even after IV steroids and antibiotics his neck continue to be crooked. His pain was finally under control but his neck was not able to be straighten out. At that moment we gave them what we were given as a suggestion of what could be his diagnosis. <strong>Grisel Syndrome</strong> - a very rare complication from getting adenoids removed.
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<div>Fast forward 8 months since his surgery, his neck is still unable to move, after many visits with Neurologist, Orthopedist and ENT they finally found a doctor that would listen and would be willing to help Eli. Sadly, 8 months without proper treatment and being bounced from doctor to doctor that it made things more complicated. If they would have listen from the beginning he would have had cervical traction and be done in less then a month but now, he is having to travel out of state to get a rotatory fixation plate. Which will take time to recover after. He must travel out of state because the spinal cord could be nicked and cause him to have a stroke.
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<div>He already has numbness in his arms and legs, has caused him to be dizzy and fall , his vision has shifted and now this out of state surgery.
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<div>All funds will be to help cover the travel expenses and pay for any medical cost that he will need as well as take some of the load off his family through the recovery time. If you are not able to donate, please share. No parent, and no child should be suffering because of the lack of this
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<div>Hola, este GoFund me es para mi sobrino. Eli es un dulce niño de 6 años, que tiene Autismo y desde pequeño ha pasado por muchas cosas en la vida. Recientemente esta pasando por un obstaculo grande. El 17 de octubre de 2023 le colocaron tubos en los oídos y le quitaron las adenoides. Tan pronto como terminó el procedimiento, mencionó que tenía un dolor intenso en el cuello que les dijeron que era "normal" y que debería volver a ser feliz después de un par de dias.
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<div>Pasaron las semanas y su dolor empeoraba cada vez más. Fue ingresado en el hospital dos veces con tortícolis, pero incluso después de recibir esteroides y antibióticos por vía intravenosa, su cuello sigue torcido. Su dolor finalmente estuvo bajo control pero su cuello no podía enderezarse. En ese momento les dimos lo que nos dieron como sugerencia de cuál podría ser su diagnóstico. Síndrome de Grisel: una complicación muy rara derivada de la extirpación de adenoides.
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<div>8 meses después de su cirugía, su cuello todavía no puede moverse; después de muchas visitas al neurólogo, ortopedista y otorrinolaringólogo, finalmente encontraron un médico que lo escucharía y estaría dispuesto a ayudar a Eli. Lamentablemente, 8 meses sin el tratamiento adecuado y pasando de un médico a otro hicieron las cosas más complicadas. Si hubieran escuchado desde el principio, le habrían sometido a tracción cervical y se habría realizado en menos de un mes, pero ahora tiene que viajar fuera del estado para realizarse poner una placa de fijasion giratoria. Lo cual tomará tiempo para recuperarse después. Debe viajar fuera del estado porque la médula espinal podría cortarse y provocarle un derrame cerebral.
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<div>Ya tiene entumecimiento en brazos y piernas, le ha causado mareos y caídas, su visión ha cambiado y ahora esta cirugía fuera del estado.
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<div>Todos los fondos serán para ayudar a cubrir los gastos de viaje y pagar cualquier costo médico que necesite, así como para aliviar parte de la carga de su familia durante el tiempo de recuperación. Si no puedes donar, por favor comparte. Ningún padre ni ningún niño debería sufrir por esto
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Eli's Out-of-State Spinal Surgery

<div>If anyone can help this family in need of help. This family was involved in the incident on Laurel Cyn and Osborne. Alfredo was the victim of a grown man slapping him at the bus stop. He has severe Autism and his family is in desperate need of help. Any help would be greatly appreciated by them. They are currently homeless and any help will hopefully help them get into some housing.
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Support Alfredo's Family in Their Time of Need

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<div>On Saturday night Hoss was heading to OKC for a dirt bike race when he was involved in a car accident. His truck flipped over multiple times and they had to break into the vehicle and drag him out because he was hanging upside down. I rushed from Tulsa to meet him as they were transporting him to OU health in Oklahoma City where he currently is at. The diagnoses is He has a fractured spine and a fractured neck along with complete numbness in areas with other minor injuries. The doctors say he is in critical condition and lucky to be breathing. He is currently being prepared for an emergency surgery and will be recovering in the ICU for at least a week. We’ve been told that with the proper time for him to heal along with therapy he could be in this hospital for a few weeks.
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<div>As most of you know I am about three months pregnant with our first child. I will be commuting from Tulsa to OKC for the next few weeks due to my job and animals at home to take care of. During this difficult time we are asking for any kind of financial help anyone can offer. Hoss will be out of work for quite along time and the truck he owned and used for work is now completely totaled. We are needing assistance with medical bills, monthly bills and gas money so I am able to drive back and forth. We appreciate anything you can do to help our family.
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Support Hoss's Recovery and Family

<div>This is Liz Bryan, coworker to the beloved Lulu Newby R.N. at Baylor Scott and White Rehab. I'm asking you to help Lulu and her husband George, children and grandchildren through a really tough time. Lulu has recently recieved the worst news about her rare cancer leiomyosarcoma diagnosis the metastatis is no longer controled, she is stage 4. Lulu has worked at Baylor Rehab for over 10 years, and loved by many, she been awarded Nurse of the Year twice, this award is voted for by coworkers, the Daisy award she recieved is given only one annually and voted by her patients.
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<div>George is working at his job, he wants more time with his wife, he's getting overwhelmed with the mounting stacks of bills, they have fallen behind a few months on house payments, and are struggling to keep utilities paid, summer is coming, so utility bills will increase. The new treatment costs will have include a hotel room near the hospital and transportation to Houston for Lulu and her support person. She is too weak during treatments to go to Houston alone.
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<div>All of Lulu's PTO and paid leave has been used up months ago. I can't stand by and let Lulu turn down treatment she wants just because of cost of treatment. Lulu's children and grandchildren need her as long as she is willing to fight.
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Be HERE for Nurse Lulu Newby

<div>Close family members of John Banner are seeking for help during a recent medical diagnosis. 
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<div>Last Thursday, our dad was hospitalized for a severely low hemoglobin count. Blood transfusions and tests began immediately. He has been there since June 9th. After finding no signs of internal bleeding, doctors discovered a cancerous mass during a colonoscopy. They will begin surgery on Wednesday, June 15th to remove the mass, appendix, lymph nodes, and other affected organs. He will begin chemotherapy after the surgery and should be allowed to go home on Father’s Day. 
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<div>For many, John Banner was the pastor in your children’s church, whose Rule #27 may still ring a bell. For others, he may be a friend or friendly acquaintance. For his family, though, he is so many things—a rock during hard times, a shoulder to cry on, a long drawn out conversation about the beauty of life or random history facts, another (insufferable) dad joke, a warm hug… 
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<div>As we begin this new and uncertain journey, we ask for your thoughts and prayers. We are forever grateful for those who have either played a role in our lives or those who are here now. Thank you.
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Seeking financial help for John Banner

Hi! My name is Dash! I am 18 months old and I Weight 14 1/2 pounds! I’m not growing like I should and I have a feeding tube that’s not helping. I see a speech and feeding therapist because I cannot talk or eat. I’m only developed to a 4-6 month old level. My need for survival trumped my development and has caused such aversion to eating and speaking I go to an autism clinic for therapies. I see doctors 5 days a week for PT, specialists because i am also a Heart patient and have many other issues! etc! I am a fighter but I now i need some help! I need to get to Colorado to a program that my insurance doesn’t cover! My mommy cannot work and my daddy works non stop! I have 2 siblings and they miss a lot because I require so much. It is hard for my family to watch me suffer and I try to smile to make them feel better. The program in Colorado is called the STAR institute and it’s the best feeding program in the nation but it’s private pay only! I have an intake appointment set up for November they will schedule when I can come down for 2 weeks to be assessed for what my program would require. Because it’s private pay and not a hospital program they said no Ronald McDonald house for my family and I am unable to fly. My mommy has no car a tree crushed it and it’s been in a shop almost 3 months and daddy’s car she cannot drive it’s a stick shift and he is our only income and would miss 2 weeks of work with no pay. Please help us raise the funds so they can help me grow! I know it’s a lot to ask, but if you feel called to share my story and pray for me that helps to! Without help I cannot get my treatment. All funds will be used to support my travel costs and fees for treatment and to help my family while my daddy would miss work to pay bills as well.

Help Dash Learn To Eat!

Paetyn ("Pae") is my 3 year niece who lives in Bowlegs, OK (Yes, Bowlegs!).  Pae and her Papa (Don Osteen) were criticially injured by a propane gas explosion that leveled their house.  Not only was the fire devastating, but the entire house collapsed on them both during the fire.  Papa rushed to cover Pae with his body to save her from the collapsing house and flames.  Even with over 78% of Papa's body covered with 3rd degree burns with flesh hanging off his body, a punctured lung and most ribs broken, he carried Pae down the road over 1/4 of a mile to find help.  What an amazing and heroic Grandfather!  They were both airlifted to Integris Burn Center in Oklahoma City, OK yesterday.   Papa and Pae are in the ICU in critical condition, both suffering from burns and other injuries.  If you are able, please donate to help both families with the medical costs and temporary housing close to the hospital during this super challenging time.   Thank you for your loving assistance.<br /><br />Please note....When donating, the tip amount can be changed to 0.  Just select 'Other' as your tip amount as shown here, then enter 0 to avoid leaving any optional tip.<br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/42166966_1569312441768681_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="42166966_1569312441768681_r.jpeg" />

Purple Heart Recipient dies after saving 3 yr old

My identical twin sister, Nadia, and her family have been through an unimaginable experience.  They had to watch as Oolagah Lake slowly swallowed everything on their four acre homestead with no warnings from authorities or government officials. Their home was built with cash over the last five years. Nadia and her husband Cameron did a lot of the finish work in the home themselves. A true labor of love built on their passion for living a more sustainable lifestyle, The Good Land Homestead was a place of peace and prosperity for the Wilson's until now. Today, it is submerged in Oolagah Lake. <br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/39491320_1558896104804257_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="39491320_1558896104804257_r.jpeg" /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/39491320_1558896155407681_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="39491320_1558896155407681_r.jpeg" /><br />While Nadia's short story, shared below in her own words, does not do the devastation they have walked through any justice, please read it and share it with anyone you know. Together, we can support this God-fearing family through unimaginable circumstances. I am believing for supernatural provision for this family who has always gone above and beyond for anyone in need, whether they knew them personally or not. I would be honored if you would stand with me in prayer for their supernatural provision and restoration as they relocate their family and their homestead. <br /><br />I will be praying supernatural blessings for every person who steps out in faith to support my twin and her family during this devastating time in her life. Thank you so much for reading her story below and sharing it. I can't tell you what it means to me, my family, my twin sister, and her family.<br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/39491320_1558895344180980_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="39491320_1558895344180980_r.jpeg" /><br /><br />"The Flood of Our Home by Nadia Wilson"<br /><br />Our home is surrounded by Oolagah Lake. Inside, there is standing water 18 inches high and counting. The water has been in our home since the morning of Friday, May 24th, 2019. <br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/39491320_1558895779172368_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="39491320_1558895779172368_r.jpeg" /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/39491320_1558895808265197_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="39491320_1558895808265197_r.jpeg" /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/39491320_1558895877485743_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="39491320_1558895877485743_r.jpeg" /><br /><br />The morning of Thursday, May 23rd, the Army Corps of Engineers were projecting Oolagah Lake to rise to 663 feet above sea level by Tuesday, May 28th. However, these projections did not consider all the rain from the night before. I had begun elevating everything since our home’s foundation was built around 664.6 feet above sea level and the projected 663 feet of water would only be a foot below that. When waters continued to rise, I decided to do my own calculations. I ran the rate of change average and applied it per hour. The numbers were clear. Our home would flood by evening or by the next morning at the latest, despite the Army Corps of Engineers insisting it would only be a foot below the home by Monday of the following week. We called them daily when they began holding water above the flood pool, which is supposed to be 661 feet above sea level. The water is now over four feet above the flood pool. <br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/39491320_1558895374755277_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="39491320_1558895374755277_r.jpeg" /><br /><br />We would have lost everything had I not run my own projections and moved forward with evacuating on Thursday, May 23rd. The water in the home will be there for quite some time because several roads that lead to our home are eight to 18 inches below water, impassable, and several rainy days are in the forecast. <br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/39491320_15588983656120_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="39491320_15588983656120_r.jpeg" /><br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/39491320_1558895409624691_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="39491320_1558895409624691_r.jpeg" /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/39491320_1558896349390128_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="39491320_1558896349390128_r.jpeg" /><br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/39491320_15588957402884_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="39491320_15588957402884_r.jpeg" /><br /><br />I began calling Roger's County Emergency Management Wednesday May 23rd asking for sandbags. They asked me where I lived and acted as if they had no clue the level of crisis our area was in. They offered me empty bags and told me they might be able to find a little sand I could use.<br /><br />Roger's County never issued warnings. No one informed the residents in our area that roads, a major bridge, and a portion of a major highway were going to flood. There was no management or communication throughout this series of events. The Army Corps of Engineers allowed Winganon Road bridge, the entrance and exit for hundreds of residents in our area, to flood without so much as a notice to residents in the area. Interstate Highway 169 in Talala area flooded. They held water so long. The only news reported was that they had held too much water and were unable to open Oolagah dam until they released through the spillways. <br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/39491320_1558895931342914_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="39491320_1558895931342914_r.jpeg" /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/39491320_1558895961926276_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="39491320_1558895961926276_r.jpeg" /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/39491320_1558896017245267_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="39491320_1558896017245267_r.jpeg" /><br />Even though we did our best to elevate everything we could, it was not enough. The rising waters and the amount of loss cannot be described. We are beside ourselves in shock. <br /><br />On Saturday, May 26th, four days after the flooding began, Rogers County finally issued a voluntary evacuation for our area in the late afternoon. We evacuated FOUR DAYS before the county ever even mentioned a risk of flooding in our area.<br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/39491320_1558896487482765_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="39491320_1558896487482765_r.jpeg" /><br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/39491320_1558896413995414_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="39491320_1558896413995414_r.jpeg" /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/39491320_1558896456176638_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="39491320_1558896456176638_r.jpeg" /><br />We need so much right now, it is unimaginable. We are in the place where the eye does not see. We have been through so much shock and trauma that we are functioning on a moment to moment basis, which is why my twin Sister has created this gofundme fundraiser. So many of you have asked how you can help, and I just don’t know what we need because I am still in shock. We have so much to figure out, we can’t even begin to answer that question. By donating here, we will be able to fill our needs as they arise. Your donations are beyond heartwarming during this catastrophic flood and unexpected heartbreak. <br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/39491320_1558896530949704_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="39491320_1558896530949704_r.jpeg" /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/39491320_1558896567687140_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="39491320_1558896567687140_r.jpeg" /><br />Any donations will go to providing beds for my children and ourselves as all our beds were lost. Also, to temporary living expenses which could include first and last month’s rent, food, water, and toiletries. We will be filling basic needs for survival so that we can continue to be functioning and contributing members of society. My husband needs to go back to work without worrying about our family of six. Your donations will be the foundation of our new life as a displaced family with very little left. We still have livestock to rescue and establish temporary housing for. <br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/39491320_1558896664189016_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="39491320_1558896664189016_r.jpeg" /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/39491320_1558896691201933_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="39491320_1558896691201933_r.jpeg" /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/39491320_1558898411486916_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="39491320_1558898411486916_r.jpeg" /><br /><br />Your donations will be used to re-home our family, and any generosity towards our us is seen as an act of ultimate human kindness and faith. For you to have empathy for and compassion on us from afar in our darkest hour is our ultimate grace. We are so grateful for your help and support. On behalf of my four beautiful daughters, my husband, and our extended family, “Thank you from the bottom of our hearts.” Thank you to all those who have helped us through these last few days and continue to help us. Your generosity keeps me going on when I feel like I can’t go on a moment longer, which is every other moment as of right now."<br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/39491320_1558897022607198_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="39491320_1558897022607198_r.jpeg" /><br /><br />Nadia and her family have amazed me throughout this entire process. Not once have they felt sorry for themselves. Not once have they complained. Not once have they spoken coarsely against God. They have not been in the victim mentality once in my presence. They have maintained such a positive mindset and kept faith throughout this unimaginable experience. They have inspired me. It is my joy and my honor to create this gofundme page on their behalf. <br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/39491320_1558897197623352_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="39491320_1558897197623352_r.jpeg" /><br /><br />Nadia and Cameron are in shock, so identifying their needs and the path to meeting them has been a difficult process. Family members are rallying and we are doing everything we can to help them identify their needs. Below is a basic list of needs roughly outlined as best as we can at this time. <br /><br />-Beds for four children and two adults:  Estimated cost starts at $2000. <br />-A temporary home: Estimated cost starts at $1800 and could be as high as $5000. This includes moving anything salvagable from their current property and home after waters recede. <br />-Toiletries: Estimated costs start at $200. <br />-Food and Water: Estimated costs start at $500. <br />-Disaster relief and relocation: Estimated costs of cleaning out the flooded home start at $7500 but could easily reach $15,000 or more. While they do not plan on returning to live in their home, they will have to have everything ripped out to prevent the structure from becoming environmentally hazardous.<br />-Moving livestock to new land. Fencing for cows. Housing for chicken and ducks. This cost is difficult to estimate. The cows and livestock will need food, land to call home, fencing to keep them contained and a safe shelter. Estimates start at $5000. <br /><br />Here is a video of Nadia seeing the initial damages for the first time. Waters continue to rise as rain continues to fall. Please Pray for their family and all of the families being effected by this onslaught of severe and unprecedented weather. <br /><br />&lt;iframe src="https://www.facebook.com/plugins/video.php?href=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2FNKaledWilson%2Fvideos%2F4209454161788%2F&amp;show_text=0&amp;width=846" width="846" height="476" style="border:none;overflow:hidden" scrolling="no" frameborder="0" allowTransparency="true" allowFullScreen="true"&gt;&lt;/iframe&gt;<br /><br />Thank you for your time.<br /><br />Nicole Gavrilov<br /><br /><br />

The Wilson Family Flood Fundraiser

The past few years have been a true challenge for this sweet family.  They felt led to leave everything behind and move to Oklahoma from Florida to help Rhett's sick mom. Since being here, they have faced challenge after challenge.  Several months ago, Rhett started feeling poorly, but as most parents do, tried to ignore the pain and symptoms, as he had no insurance.  When the pain became too much to bare and started interfering with his job, he decided he needed to bite the bullet and go to the doctor. After many tests, biopsies, and surgeries, they found cancer.  He has had multiple procedures and will soon be starting radiation. As if this battle isn't painful enough, both physically and emotionally, Rhett just found out Friday that the clinic he was working at would be closing immediately. With medical bills piling up, a family to support, and the loss of his job,  Rhett and Michelle are feeling the pressure. Please join us, as we help this family by making donations and lifting them up in prayer. Let's be the ones to help lighten the financial load during this physical, emotional, and expensive season of life, so that they can focus on fighting this battle.  They are needing finances IMMEDIATELY so please do your best, whatever that may be!

Help Rhett Fight his Cancer Battle

In the wake of the disgusting chant that is circulating social media the fraternity will be removed from campus. The doors will derservingly be shut on those ignorant members depicted in the video, but unfortunately will also be closed to the long time staff. Howard has been a hard-working and loyal employee for over 15 years, always making it in through rain, sleet and snow. He was one of my best friends during my time in the house, and my first thoughts are for him and his family. He has always been there for us and my heart is broken for him during this awful time. Please help Howard and his family.<br /><br />This gofundme was created by a friend of Howard. All proceeds will go directly to Howard.

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