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 Our precious friend Holly Wentworth received the devastating news that her cancer has returned for a 3rd time. Her initial breast cancer diagnosis almost 10 years ago resulted in a host of treatments including chemotherapy, a double mastectomy, and additional surgeries to remove the returning cancer while overlapping with 2 pregnancies. The cancer has now metastasized and spread to her lungs and liver.
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 As many of you know, Holly is a homeschooling mother to 6 children: Karston (14), Jane (12), Wesley (11), Lucy (8), Marabelle (5) and Finn (3). To add weight to this devastating situation, Finn has special needs and is undergoing diagnostic protocol for Autism.
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 Her husband Spencer owns and operates W Training Studio in Windsor. Spencer works tirelessly to provide for their beautiful family, many weeks 6 days a week. This fundraiser will hopefully help to ease the burden the addition financial strain will cause from treatment.
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 Holly and Spencer are in a challenging season of life right now with their current living situation. Their home has been on the market and they may also need to move smack dab in the middle of treatment.
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 With the news of her cancer returning, their family is in need of support for additional out of pocket medical expenses coming their way, along with allowing flexibility for Spencer to be by his family’s side as she begins another road to recovery. Needless to say, the last several years have been physically, emotionally, and financially difficult for their entire family. We invite your prayers of strength, perseverance, and faith for Holly and her family.
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 Please join us in generously surrounding the Wentworth Family, as you are able. This practical way of supporting their family will bless them immensely. Funds will directly go towards keeping a roof over their heads and covering ongoing medical expenses.
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 Thank you in advance friends for contributing a wonderful gift of hope (no matter what the size) to a beautiful family in need. Let us “Carry each other’s burdens…” (Galatians 6:2) as we support, love and share Holly’s story.
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Hope and Healing for Holly's Cancer Battle

<div>If you know our family, you know that the Damonte family values run deep to our core.  They are the foundation of who we are and have been passed down through generations with unwavering love, strength, and commitment from our Nonni and Nonno. We have always believed in putting family first, standing together through life's greatest joys and toughest challenges, and never allowing anyone to face hardship alone.
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<div>No family ever imagines having to ask for help like this but my sister is in the fight of her life—not for money, not for possessions, but for the chance to continue raising her son in the home, community, and family that have surrounded him with love since the day he was born.
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<div>Because this is an active family court case, I'd like to be careful about what I share publicly. I know that may leave some questions unanswered, but our priority is protecting AJ's privacy while this process unfolds. What I can share is this: the legal costs have become overwhelming.
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<div>Like many families, we believed we could shoulder this burden ourselves. As this case has continued, our family has exhausted every financial resource available to us. What began as a difficult legal battle has become an overwhelming financial burden. The reality is that family court cases often require significant resources to see them through, and the costs have quickly become more than one family can bear alone. We have emptied savings accounts, sacrificed vacations, postponed plans, and exhausted every financial resource available to us to make sure that we are able to advocate for AJ and his future. We never wanted to ask for help, but it has reached a point where continuing this fight depends on having the resources to do so.
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<div>My sister isn’t asking for a handout—but on behalf of her I am asking  our friends and family to help allow her for the opportunity to continue fighting for her son. Every donation, no matter the amount, helps cover attorney fees, court costs, and the ongoing legal expenses necessary to continue advocating for what we believe is in AJ's best interest. Too often, these cases become a battle of endurance. The emotional toll is immense, but so is the financial one. Every court hearing, every filing, and every hour of legal representation comes at a cost. AJ's future should not be determined by which side can simply afford to keep going.
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<div>We’ve reached a point where we simply cannot do it alone. If you feel moved to help, your generosity will allow our family to continue this fight and your support will mean more than words could ever express.
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<div>If you’re unable to give, we completely understand. Just sharing this fundraiser, keeping our family in your thoughts, and praying for wisdom, justice, and peace means just as much to us. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for standing with our family during one of the hardest chapters of our lives.
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Standing together for our sweet AJ's future

<div>Hi Everyone, I am reaching out because my sweet cat Tiffany has suddenly become very ill. She's 13 years old and has been part of our family since she was just a tiny kitten. My son brought her home at about five weeks old, and she has lived with us ever since. She was a comforting presence for my children as they grew up, and now that they've moved out on their own, she has stayed with me. 

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<div> My son is currently serving overseas and would help if he could, but with him so far away, I'm handling Tiffany's care on my own. Tiffany is a very sweet and gentle cat—the kind that quietly chooses her people. Some visitors she'll walk right up to for pets, as if she somehow knows they are 'cat people', and others she keeps a little distance from. Anyone who meets her comments on how loving she is. One of my favorite photos of Tiffany is her sitting on top of my old dog Cocoa's house after she passed. Tiffany has always been such a sensitive, loyal little soul. 

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<div> Recently, Tiffany began crying out in pain every time she tries to use the litter box. It's heartbreaking to see. The vet believes she needs urgent diagnostic testing—bloodwork and possibly imaging—to understand what's wrong and begin treatment. The upfront costs are more than I can manage on my own right now. I don't ask for help easily, but Tiffany deserves the chance to get better and live the rest of her years comfortably and pain-free. If you're able to donate, even a small amount, it will go directly toward her veterinary care. And if you're unable to donate, sharing this link would help more than you know. Thank you for taking the time to read this, and thank you for caring about Tiffany.

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Help Tiffany Get Urgent Veterinary Care

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<div>This feels incredibly vulnerable and difficult to share on the internet but I feel like we need our village now more than ever. Our family has been struggling with some very difficult medical issues for over a year and a half now. I have held back on sharing our story for many reasons, mainly because our sweet little boy is the one who has taken the hardest hit from our circumstances and that is a harsh reality to face. As you all know we made the move to Tennessee in May of 2022 and bought a newer built home (2019) with the idea that it would be the perfect place to raise our children. A few months after our move, Gavin Jr. began having medical issues and appointment after appointment we were left without answers. In August of 2023, I suffered my first miscarriage at 14 weeks pregnant and lost a second baby shortly after. My intuition told me something wasn't right and after some deep digging, I began working with a functional provider to get to the root cause of Gavin's illness.

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<div>Once we began this process, we discovered that Gavin Jr. was overloaded with mycotoxins and that they were indeed the root to his illness and that it was likely the home we were living in that was making us sick. We soon came to find out that our home had standing water in our crawlspace that had saturated our HVAC ductwork and that the air that was blowing in our faces everyday was heavily contaminated. This was missed upon inspection because when we purchased the home, it happened to be after a dry spell and there was no obvious water damage or contamination. We have since invested an obscene amount of money on inspections, replacing HVAC systems, duct work, encapsulating our crawlspace, installing a sump pump system, installing 3 dehumidifiers (one for each level), removing/replacing all flooring, disposing of all our furniture (mattresses, couches, baby items, sentimental toys and books and so much more that couldn't be saved), small particle cleaning, fogging, painting the entire interior of our home, air purifiers, ionizers and endless testing and therapies. We have spent a small fortune on helping to detox and heal Gavin from the inside out and we are still facing a very long road ahead. Nothing is worse than watching your baby struggle and suffer but we are optimistic that with continued prayers and care with some of the most knowledgeable providers we have come across, we will heal our sweet boy. 

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Please Join Us in Prayer and Healing for Gavin Jr.

On October 3, 2020, an Angel was given his wings.  No one is ever ready to say goodbye to a loved one and this time is no different.  <br /><br /><strong>Rudy Guerrero (45)</strong>,  leaves behind his partner in life Amanda, his children Raul (22), Arianna (20), Rudy (9), Abel (7)and Joel (4), his parents Margo and Manuel, his siblings Monica , Alex and Johnny and nieces Leticia, Ameliyah and Mila as well as several aunts, uncles and cousins.<br /><br />For those of you who knew him, you knew that Rudy wore his love for you on his sleeve.  If he was joking, prepare yourself, because he wasn't afraid to go hard for a laugh! His warmth and genuine demeanor never left you guessing how he felt for you.  And everyone who knew him, knew that the thing he loved most in this world was his children.<br /><br />We understand that times are difficult for everyone right now, but if you have the means to help support Rudy's family during this unexpected and sudden tragedy, please do so, for he was the sole provider for his family.  Please remember that any little bit helps. If you are unable to support monetarily, we completely understand, but perhaps you might be able to share this post with your network. <br /><br />All donations will go directly to the family to help support Rudy's household.<br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/51740572_1602101816844691_r.jpeg" alt="51740572_1602101816844691_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" />

Gone too soon... Rudy Guerrero

<img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/36882618_1549507132485822_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="36882618_1549507132485822_r.jpeg" /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/36882618_1549507177801995_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="36882618_1549507177801995_r.jpeg" /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/36882618_1549507553351892_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="36882618_1549507553351892_r.jpeg" /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/36882618_1549507585741985_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="36882618_1549507585741985_r.jpeg" />We are raising money to help cover the expense of our father's tragic and unfortunate passing. All funds raised will be used for funeral services and air fair so Todd's daughters can all be together during this terrible time. Any funds remaining will be used to assist in the handling Todd's remaining assets.

Todd Souza Memorial Fund

<p><strong>Help our boys go to Cooperstown to play baseball and experience something that is a once in a lifetime adventure!!<br /><br />DT Teammates: Mikey Agelopoulos #21, Troy Condon #14, Ben Gullo #6, Ian Kunkel #12, Isaiah Lott #5, David Madera Jr. #18, Steven Maganaris #28, Ollie Montclare #8, Jackson Moore #22, Jack Ratcliffe #2, Matt Saccoman #3, Edgar Sanchez #11, and Tanner Van Why #24 <br /><br /></strong>Our sons' team, The Diamond Team has been accepted and has the opportunity to play in the Cooperstown Dreams Park Tournament.<br />These kids are traveling as a team to the other side of the county to experience this<strong> ONCE IN A LIFETIME EVENT - </strong>to play in the most prestigious tournament, that draws hundreds of competitve youth baseball teams from all over the country.  They get just one opportunity because of the age requirement, to play in the grandest of all competitive youth baseball tournaments.  It is a rite of passage and <strong>THE E</strong><strong>VENT</strong> that very serious youth baseball players dreams of.<br />This tournament is only open to 12 year old teams, hence why this is a one-time only event.<strong>  <br /><br />Please help our boys go to realize their dream to go to Cooperstown!<br /><br />Why does Cooperstown matter?</strong><br />Baseball started here.  The baseball hall of fame is here.  The biggest youth baseball tournament is there.  And this is our son's only chance to play at Cooperstown.<br /><br />At Cooperstown Dream Park they will stay in the players village, meet hundreds of young ball players from all across the United States, play baseball on the hallowed grounds of baseball's holy land, and visit baseball's Hall of Fame.<br /><br /><strong>Why do we need your help?</strong><br />Baseball is a team sport and so we need to raise the money for the team - which includes 12 players and 3 coaches.  So please donate - and forward this message to other family and friends who can help!<br /><br />Baseball is more than a game to us and this team is something special.  They are learning skills like teamwork, dedication, perserverance and commitment - skills they will use the rest of their lives.  This team is loaded with outstanding boys, not just ball players but fine young men, led by the best coaches a team could ask for.<br /><br />Every donation gets our team closer to paying for fees, travel, lodging, uniforms, team pins, food, coaches, and even umpires (yes we have to pay for them too).<br /><br /><strong>So please help make this dream become a reality!</strong><br />We are looking for a donation of any size to help us reach our goal of $5,000.00<br /><br />For information about the Cooperstown Dreams Parks tournaments, visit<br /><a href="http://www.cooperstowndreamparks.com">www.cooperstowndreamparks.com</a><br /><br /><strong>Thank you so much!!!</strong><br /><br /><br /><br /><strong><br /></strong></p>

Diamond Team Cooperstown 2016