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<div>It is with heavy hearts to share the passing of Alex Schaufler. Two years ago, Alex was diagnosed with one of the most rare and aggressive forms of cancer, Ewing Sarcoma. Alex fought, and achieved remission in February of 2023. Unfortunately, the cancer returned this past April and this time too powerful to contain. Alex passed on July 6th, 2024.
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In Memory of Alex: Support for the Schaufler Family

<div>Hi my name is Melanie and my daughter Emma has a best friend and her name is Milana. If any of you know the Dinis family you know how giving they are. However, Milana’s father, Jorge, has suffered two strokes in a short period of time and the road to recovery is long and is becoming expensive. The people that never ask for help…are asking! Jorge’s benefits are running out and the medical and house bills are starting to build up. His wife Slobadanka works when she can, but you can usually find her by Jorge’s side. He needs us! They need us! In a blink of an eye life can change and it has for the Dinis family. Please donate what you can. 
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<div>Hi, this is Ed Bueti and I’m reaching out on behalf of my friend Laurie Akers who was diagnosed with Cervical Cancer in July of this year.  Laurie and her family need financial help and support from friends and members of our community for medical expenses, to pay the rent and get by until she’s able to return to work on a regular basis. 
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<div>Hi, my name is Alyssa and I’m fundraising for my dad Jorge Dinis. It hasn’t been an easy 8 months for him, his wife or my youngest sister who is still really young and at home. Back in September my dad had a stroke. It was scary and unexpected but fortunately he was able to recover quickly and for the most part fully. He then went on to have open heart surgery at the end of November to replace his mitral valve which was no longer doing its job. This was difficult for him to bounce back from but he was working his way through this new chapter in his life. On Christmas Eve I received a phone call saying dad had another stroke and that he was in emergency surgery. This one was not like the first. It was worse. He was in the hospital for more than two months fighting fevers, infection, pneumonia, etc…he also lost his ability to speak and communicate with us. He finally went in to rehab after months and he’s been working hard to get back on his feet.  He’s still not speaking except a word here and there but we’re still hopeful! His mobility has gotten much better and he can get around with assistance. Unfortunately during this time in rehab he lost his job of 20 plus years and now has medical costs that are going to be piling up since his insurance is now gone as well. Insurance is expensive and so are the things that are going to be needed once he goes home. My family is really hoping to help him and his wife with anything we can to alleviate at least a little of the stress that’s been put on their shoulders. My stepmother has been by my dads side every step of the way and works when she can but really has been his supporter through it all. My dad doesn’t ask for help. He’s the kinda guy who puts in his own pool and then builds a deck to go with it with his two hands. This has really been a hard blow for him considering how independent and self sufficient he is.  He’s the father of seven, grandfather of four, a husband, a brother, a son and a friend to so many. I’m praying for some kindness out there for he and his family. Thank you for reading his story! God Bless! 
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Jorge Dinis

<div>As many of you may be aware, last night there was a fire at the home of our dear friends and neighbors, the Gagliardo family.  Thankfully they are all safe but the fire destroyed much of their home and many of their belongings. We are starting this GoFund Me to help them during this very difficult time.  
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Help Joey get his wish

<div>As many of you know, Charter had hip replacement surgery on May 1. Following the surgery he was moved to a skilled nursing facility to deal with a post-op infection and some breathing issues. The great news is that Charter is home! He returned on Thursday, May 11. However, the day before that, on Wednesday the 10th, Marie fell! She sustained a break to her left hip, and to her left elbow. She had surgery on her hip and her elbow is in a splint to allow swelling to go down and hopefully for the bone to mend itself. The break was fairly complicated and the surgeon suggested this was the best course of treatment for now. Marie is now at Care Partners (room 73) receiving rehab treatment. Home-based PT and OT have begun for Charter. We anticipate a long road of slow recovery ahead, but are optimistic!  We are in the process of assessing and setting up plans for meals, visits, shopping, laundry, cleaning, transportation to appointments, etc. These funds will help with all of these! You can learn more, track their progress, and sign up to visit (if you're local) on the Caring Bridge site here: <a href="https://www.caringbridge.org/visit/marieandcharter" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><a href="https://www.caringbridge.org/visit/marieandcharter" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://www.caringbridge.org/visit/marieandcharter</a></a>
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Marie and Charter

<div>Hello, our names are Lori Kendis and Sarah Cleary. We work with Cody Blihar's mother. As some of you may know, Cody lost his life tragically on January 26th. His wife Monica is expecting their first child. We are raising money on behalf of Monica and her soon-to-be-born son, Beau. Our hope is to alleviate the financial burden that Monica will be facing following Cody's death and the birth of their son. We hope that these funds will help support them during the time Beau is a newborn and later on throughout his education. Any little bit helps and we know that we are a part of a strong community that can gather together to support this family.


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<div>Hi! Paddy (Fox) Madaleno (sister to Christine), Scott Frauenheim (brother-in law to Christine) and John Redmond (friend of Christine) here. We started this fundraiser for Christine and Michael Frauenheim and Family. Christine was on a 9-year Ocular Melanoma Cancer journey, and through it all, Christine was the ultimate warrior. She continued to be a warrior in every way imaginable. Christine was recently diagnosed with leptomeningeal disease, noting that her melanoma has spread to her brain, spinal fluid and spine. 
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At 8 am March 2nd 2021... we woke up to our house in flames.. please help with what ever you can.. there’s 3 baby girls that need clothes , shoes , jackets, anything you can think of.. Ava is 5 Mya is four Gia is three Ava is a size 5t Mya is a size 5t Gia is a size 3t Ava is a size 10 in shoes Mya is a size 9 and shoes and gia is a size 6 in shoes..thank you I’m advance for helping my family during this time !<img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/55009632_1614830761655663_r.jpg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="55009632_1614830761655663_r.jpg" /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/55009632_1614830772277699_r.jpg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="55009632_1614830772277699_r.jpg" /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/55009632_1614830784617038_r.jpg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="55009632_1614830784617038_r.jpg" />

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Friends, <br /><br />As you may know, Dan Lenio was involved in a really bad car accident last week and is still in the hospital. He sustained serious injuries including 3 broken vertebrae (C2, C4, C6); a broken hip; loads of cuts and bruises...and most tragically, he had to have his left arm amputated below the elbow. Dan is a lefty.  While he is in good spirits, he has a long road to recovery. <br /><br />To compound issues, while Dan has been working (and was heading to work when this accident occured), he does not have medical insurance. As you can imagine, he and his family are anticipating a lot of  out-of-pocket expenses. <br /><br />For those who know Dan know that he has a huge heart, is selfless and cares about those around him. <br /><br />Dan needs our help. We are raising funds to help with his medical bills, time out from work, costs around physical and occupational therapy, and any other costs incurred with his rehabilitation and recovery. <br /><br />Please donate what you can- everything counts and will go a long way in helping take off some of the pressure around an already difficult situation. <br /><br />Thank you in advance!

Dan Lenio Support Fund

Restaurants are at the Front Line of the Coronavirus Crisis and we need to band together and support the people that are the life blood of our businesses and the American Economy.<br /><br />Without our hard working and talented staffs, we would be nothing. With the temporary closing of the restaurant, our friends and colleagues are without the means to survive from week to week and their families will truly suffer. As this crisis will last for the foreseeable future, it is of utmost importance that we all contribute to ease the burden of those who really do not have the means to take care of themselves.<br /><br />Please be compassionate and  contribute something in this time of great uncertainty and extreme need.<br /><br />I thank you in advance for anything that you can do <br /><br />Chris Cannon

Jockey Hollow Employee Fund

I’m trying to launch a Wine Brand that will be the vinous equivalent of Newman’s Own

Cannoncru will source small talented winemakers that need help in moving their product consistently and who should be more well respected. Wineries that are sustainable, organic or biodynamic that are non interventionist and terroir driven. Businesses that respect the history and culture of wine and that struggle in the current environment of international monopoly consolidation.I will always pay homage to the winemaker on the back label and in all of our marketing and website. I want it to be a win win for all involved. I am are already making a Cab, a Prosecco and a Riesling and pouring them by the Glass at my Restaurant, Jockey Hollow Bar and Kitchen. Starting this week, $1 of each glass purchased will go to the Coalition of Rainforest Nations. Amazing  Wine at a Reasonable price point, curated by a James Beard Award Winning Restaurateur and Sommelier who knows a great deal when he sees it and who knows a superb wine when he tastes it. 80 % of all profits from Cannoncru will go to Support The Coalition for Rainforest Nations  
What it does: The Coalition for Rainforest Nations is unique in that it’s an intergovernmental organization of over 50 rainforest nations around the world, from Ecuador to Bangladesh to Fiji. It was formed after Papua New Guinea’s Prime Minister Michael Somare gave a speech in 2005, and since then it’s been partnering directly with governments and communities to protect their rainforests.The Coalition championed something called the Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+) mechanism. Among other things, it ensures developing countries get paid if they can show that they’ve been preventing deforestation, a huge source of greenhouse gas emissions, and environmental degradation. This was folded into the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change and enshrined in Article 5 of the Paris agreement. The Coalition now concentrates on implementing REDD+ and on increasing public and private funding for it. Why you should consider donating: This group is believed by Founders Pledge to have had a huge impact on reducing emissions through REDD+. The group also played a big role in securing an agreement on forestry in the Paris agreement. According to Founders Pledge’s cost-effectiveness model from 2018, a donation of just 12 cents to the Coalition for Rainforest Nations will avert approximately a metric ton of CO2 (or the equivalent in other greenhouse gases). This means that if you donate $100, you can avert around 857 metric tons of CO2. These are definitely just estimates, but still, that’s pretty damn good! For comparison, the average American causes around 16 metric tons of emissions per year. And most organizations can’t avert a metric ton for less than $2.

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Supporting Culture, Saving the Planet!Christopher Cannon

Cannoncru: Saving Culture and the Planet

On Monday, February 6th 2017 Jackie's father Alex unexpectedly passed away. Alex financially supported Jackie and her mom Celine. <br /><br />Jackie is only 9 years old. No child should lose their parent at such a young age. <br /><br />Celine and I grew up together in California  and they live near me in Florida.  Jackie  is one of my daughter Athena's best friends.<br /><br />Please show your kindness and compassion by donating what ever you can to help their family.  <br /><br />The donations will be put into a savings account for Jackie's future.<br /><br />Thank you!<br />Grateful Heart! ❤️<br /><br />Laura Taylor

Jackie Von May

<p>On Tuesday March 1, Jason Curtis Nichols was killed in a tragic work site accident at 42 years old. Jason leaves behind his beautiful wife Dawn and 3 amazing children Jason Jr. (7), Roma (5), and Brady (3).  It didn’t matter if you were family, friend, co-worker, teammate or even just knew Jason in passing, he had the ability to show he cared about you with a simple smile.  As physically strong as Jason was his greatest strength was his compassion for others.  Childhood sweethearts, Jason and Dawn’s love for each other and the children was evident in everything they did.  <br /><br />We hope this fund will help provide some of the support Dawn will need raising their family in the coming months and years.  Let’s try and impact Dawn and the children’s lives as much as Jason impacted ours.<br /><br />Anthony Pedatella<br />Jim Ragusa<br />Anthony Viviano</p>

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