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<div>Our names are Summer and Amelia and we are trying to raise funds for our 18-year-old cousin Jessica Bang who has suffered a devastating brain haemorrhage while preparing for a golf tournament in Bangkok, Thailand.
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<div>Jessica is an aspiring athlete who has recently qualified to start her rookie season in the WPGA/KLPGA. She has won the Ford NSW Regional Championship which was held in Moss Vale NSW Australia in February 2026 and has shown a promising future in golf and has earnt the nickname ‘Rookie Bang’.
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<div>We are truly heartbroken by this news. However, we would like to continue to remember Jessica and celebrate her achievements, passion, and dedication to golf.
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<div>As her cousins, we will forever cherish the time and memories we shared with Jessica. Her sense of humour, together with her cheerful and vibrant personality, will always be remembered and treasured by our family.
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<div>Many of you know me through rugby league. I’ve been fortunate enough to play the game I love for the Broncos, Titans, Rabbitohs and Queensland. Rugby league has given me so much throughout my life, and I will always be grateful for the opportunities, friendships and memories the game has provided.
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<div>No matter how many games you’ve played, how many tackles you’ve made or how many challenges you’ve faced on a football field, nothing prepares you for hearing those words.
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<div>Like many families facing MND, we have been thrown into a world filled with uncertainty, difficult decisions and challenges that we never imagined we would face.
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<div>I am determined to give myself every opportunity possible to live the best life I can, to explore treatments and therapies that may help, and to continue creating memories with the people I love most.
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<div>Throughout my life and career, I have always tried to help others whenever I could. Whether it was through my clubs, charities, community organisations or simply giving my time to people who needed it, I have always believed that looking after others matters.
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<div>This fundraiser has been established to help me access treatments, therapies, specialist care, equipment, home modifications and the support that my family and I may need throughout this journey. It will also help create the best possible future for Ayla and ease some of the financial pressures that come with living with MND.
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<div>I know there are many people facing challenges of their own, and I never take for granted any support that is offered.
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Stand With Me - Jai Arrow

<div>We are coming together to support Tupea and her beautiful twin boys after the sudden and heartbreaking loss of their partner and father.
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<div>In an instant, their world has been turned upside down. Tupea is now navigating unimaginable grief while also stepping into the role of sole provider and support for her young boys. As she takes the time she needs to process this loss and be there for her children, the financial pressures of everyday life don’t pause.
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    Helping Tupea and Her Boys Through Unimaginable Loss

<div>Hi, my name is Bec, and I’m raising funds to support Connor’s partner, Mikayla, and his family during this incredibly difficult time. The goal is to help cover unexpected funeral costs, with any remaining funds going towards household bills following the sudden loss of income. I have permission from both Connor’s family and Mikayla to share this.
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<div>On April 2nd, 2026, Connor went to work as usual. He worked driving trucks, delivering furniture, and setting up for events. Tragically, while driving along Steve Irwin Way, Connor’s vehicle left the road and crashed into a tree. The cause of the accident is still unknown, but heartbreakingly, Connor lost his life.
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<div>Connor was only 24 years old and had his whole life ahead of him. He worked hard every day to build a future with Mikayla. They had plans to buy a home, get engaged, and travel to Japan together.
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<div>Connor was deeply loved and left a lasting impression on everyone he met. His loss has been felt by so many, and any support during this time means more than words can express.
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<div>Daniel, my brother-in-law, is facing the toughest battle of his life. I’ve set up this fundraiser to help support him and his family — easing the financial pressure of treatment so he can focus entirely on his health, healing, and precious time with his loved ones.
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<div>Daniel is one of those rare people who makes everyone’s life better. A loving husband to Natalie and a proud dad to Alexia, Savannah, and Maxwell, he’s a devoted family man who finds joy in coaching Max’s soccer team, cheering on his beloved Manly Sea Eagles, and sharing a laugh with the people he loves. Even while going through chemotherapy and radiation, Daniel continued working full-time and coaching Max’s team — a testament to his strength, resilience, and selflessness.
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<div>In August 2024, Daniel discovered a growth that was later diagnosed as colorectal squamous cell carcinoma — a type of cancer so rare that it accounts for less than 0.1% - 0.3% of all colorectal cancers. He began treatment in May 2025, completing six weeks of radiation and chemotherapy. The initial treatment was successful and shrunk the original tumour, allowing Daniel a short period of recovery and hope.
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<div>Through all of this, Daniel has continued to show incredible strength and positivity — never complaining, always smiling, and putting his family first. Now, we want to give him the chance to focus completely on his health and his loved ones without the added financial strain.
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<div>If you’ve ever met Daniel, you know how selfless and genuine he is — the first to lend a hand, the last to ask for help. Now, it’s our turn to give back.
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<div>With heavy hearts, we share the devastating news of the passing of our beloved Stacey Nightingale who transitioned unexpectedly after the beautiful and peaceful birth of her Sun, Luca. Her loss has left an unimaginable void in the hearts of everyone who knew her — an otherworldly ethereal artist, a radiant woman, a devoted mother, a cherished daughter, and a fiercely loving friend.
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<div>Stacey brought light wherever she went. Her laughter, strength, and deep wisdom touched the lives of many. She walked this earth with purpose and grace, and her love continues to echo through her beautiful children and all those she held close.
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For Stacey Nightingale - honouring her & her babies

<div>It is with the heaviest of hearts that I have to write this update on Lilly's condition. Yesterday afternoon, surrounded by her loved ones, Lilly passed away. Meagan, David, Jacob, Seth and Emma are now grieving the loss of their daughter and sister. This is something that no parent should have to go through and it is just so devastating that her life has been cut so short. Our sassy little Lilly had the whole world ahead of her.  Lilly's GoFundMe funds that you have all been so generous in donating will now go towards the celebration of her life and ongoing support for her family while they come to terms with losing Lilly.
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<div>Our dear friend Lacey and her family are returning home to Scotland on the 23rd of May 2023 due to financial hardship. Lacey's family has a beautiful, young Tabby Cat Silvio who was rescued in 2021 by them and currently has been unsuccessfully rehomed.
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<div>Emily is a bright and funny four-year-old who loves collecting miniature things, drawing and colouring in, riding her scooter, watching rap battles on YouTube, dancing and singing, "doing make-up", instigating water fights, playing pranks, and chasing her puppies, Toby and Milo.
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Emily's Fight

<div>Wednesday the 8th of Febuary, Troy got in his truck just like any other working day and hit the roads. Little did his family know this would be the last time they got to see their Dad &amp; Raelenes life-long partner. Troy was heading home on the 10th of February, late Friday evening. As his kids went off to bed and one finishing up her Friday night shift, they were fronted with the tragedy that nobody expects to ever happen to them. That dreaded police tap at Raelenes door from the police to inform her of Troy's death. Troy was roughly 50kms from home. He was nearly there when his truck left the road and crashed along the Penola bypass where Troy died at the scene. Being a car enthusiast, Troy has left behind quiet the collection of odds &amp; ends along with all incoming bills to his single income household. The White/Trigg family are going to need a lot of support in helping them, help their Mum with not only grieving but the tidy up. Troy was just 2 weeks off his 50th birthday and has spent a lot of his life dedicated to driving trucks. I send out my most heartfelt condolences to his life long partner Raelene, their 5 children &amp; partners Emily, Stephanie, Rhianna, Kimberley &amp; Matthew + his 3 beautiful grand children Oliver, Scarlette &amp; baby Ryan + Troys parents, siblings, inlaws &amp; all his nephews and neices. Any contributions to the family at this hard time is deeply appreciated. Please, if you're unable to help by donating please help by sharing this around &amp; know the Trigg/White family have sent their thanks for all the kind words of support and condolences.
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Please help the family of the late Troy White

<div>The North Lakes Community are supporting the Lovell family during this difficult time. Although the financial support won’t bring Emma back, hopefully we can provide the family with some time to mourn the loss of a wife and mother. 
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<div>Emma Lovell, has tragically passed away at the age of 41. 

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<div>Emma leaves behind her husband Lee and two daughters, who are now faced with the unimaginable loss of their beloved wife and mother. 

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<div>In this difficult time, as a community lets help support Lee and the girls as they navigate through this heartbreaking tragedy. 

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<div>Any donations, no matter how small, will be greatly appreciated and will go towards helping the family with expenses during this difficult time. 

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<div>Please keep the Lovell family in your thoughts and prayers during this difficult time

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Remembering Emma Lovell, beloved wife and mother.

<div>Hi, my name is Ronnie and I am fundraising for my friend and colleague Jenna Wall, her daughter Leah and her baby son due in March, who have all suffered an unthinkable tragedy with the loss of Jenna's fiance and father of her unborn child Matthew Stockman,
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<div>In 2013 while 27 weeks pregnant Jenna's partner and Leah's father was involved in a vehicle accident and after 2 weeks on life support lost his life. Leah was born in December 2013 and the following 6 years were spent concentrating on making a loving home for the 2 of them.
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<div>As a single mum, Jenna was a strong independent woman and despite the apparent struggles of single parenting, she created a home for Leah to thrive in. In 2019 Jenna met Matt, a strong grounded man with a huge heart. After dating for 2 years in December 2021 Matt proposed, fulfilling Jenna's hopes and dreams for her future with the love of her life and a husband and father for Leah. Matt longed for a child of his own and after trying and undergoing fertility treatment Jenna surprised Matt with the longed-for news that they were going to have a baby. Jenna, Matt, and Leah were so happy and excited! Matt worked as a long haul truck driver, but now with the baby on the way he decided to stop long haul driving and took a driving job for a local family-owned business.
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<div>Tragically 12 days before Christmas on the 13th of December 2022 with Jenna 6 months pregnant Matt was involved in a single-vehicle accident driving a truck from Rockhampton and lost his life.
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<div>Jenna is completely devastated and overwhelmed with grief. Jenna now has the prospect of being a single mother to Leah and her baby boy without the love of her life by her side. With the emotional grief, there is also the financial burden of now being in a single-income home with no financial backup and a baby due in March 2023.
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<div>Jenna has a tough road ahead emotionally and financially and any donations will go towards the funeral and setting up a stable home for Jenna, Leah, and the baby. I would greatly appreciate any help you can give to Jenna and her 2 beautiful children.
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Supporting Jenna Wall , Leah and baby due in March

<div>Hello, my names Akayla &amp; I’m Summer’s big sister. My aim is for support to give our Summer Jade the big send off she well and truly deserves! ❤️ Any donations big or small will go a mile! Thank you for supporting through this hard time! 
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Summer Jade Nicholls

On the 29th of October 2019 Callun Winter was tragically taken from his family far too soon in a horrific accident.<br /><br />This is made on behalf of my sister, Karen Winter, who would never normally consider asking for anything, but with Qila (13 years); Xamia (6 years); Ezra (5 years); and due to give birth to a baby very soon (before the end of November) their family will need all the help possible.<br /><br />I know money won’t bring Callun back to support Karen while she gives birth, give him even 5 seconds to meet his unborn baby, stop Xamia and Ezra crying at night because they want Callun to cuddle them goodnight, support Qila as she grows through her teenage years, or even bring Callun back to carve up the Christmas roast.<br /><br />What this will do is remove one stress off Karen at this difficult time, assist with funeral arrangements, pay tuckshop when Karen can’t make lunches, buy nappies for their baby and hopefully help support her so she will not have to stress about returning to work with a newborn baby.<br /><br />I know in these situations we all look for ways to help, so please I’m hoping you can contribute or at least share. If you would prefer to give directly both Callun’s family and Karen’s family would be happy to pass it directly on to Karen. Thank you.

Please Support the Winter Family

Flynn Howlett was devastatingly lost in a motorcycle accident last night on the 14/12/2017.<br /><br />The 24 year old leaves behind his fiancée Emily to care for their three children, Harley (6) and Xavier & Ayrton, (6 month old twins)<br /><br />This loss is not only heartbreaking for Emily, but it is now up to her to care for her 3 children and support them financially.<br /><br />This initiative is to assist with funeral costs and to try and take some of the pressure off of Em, if only for a short time.<br /><br />Any sort of donation will help this beautiful family greatly, and we thank you in advance for your generosity.

Supporting Emily Pridham

<p>My name is Amanda Lockhart, <br /><strong>Disabled and Homeless.</strong><br />On July 22nd, 2014, my mother <strong>Cherie Lockhart</strong> had a horrific and truamatically disabling accident after she fell off her horse, Beau, leaving my beautiful mum fighting for her life at Liverpool Hosptial, ICU. Mum sustained a serious brain truama, a fracture in the back of her skull, a shattered cheek bone, swelling and harsh bruising which they performed a decompressive craniectomy of the brain along with two minor spinal injuries leaving her a tetraplegic with minimal communication and physical skills. She has been lucky to have survived the whole ordeal and was in a coma for three  months, and entered Brain Injury Rehabiliation Unit on the 15/09/2014 and has been receiving ongoing physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy and alternative therapy's and needs immense amounts of support, love and strength to try and rehabilitate her to the best she can be. Sadly, Cherie is receiving treatment and responding minimally and will have to have her needs met ongoing.<br />Cherie is now placed in a Disability Support Home in the Westmead district and we are still working to achieve our goal of helping Cherie speak again. <br /><br /><strong>This is we call for your love, support and small donation in Cherie's and I's time of need, as equipment, medication and supportive accommodation bills are very costly.<br />I am here to raise money and awareness to our very extrodinary circumstance. Please help my mum, Cherie Lockhart.</strong><br /><br /></p>
<p>My mother Cherie Lockhart and I have lived together all our lives. Cherie has always been an active single parent always striving and battling the uphill challenge of raising a little girl on her own and the costs of modern living. We have a mother daughter bond like no other, she is my best friend and my hero always sacrificing endless amounts of time and energy working just to keep things on track,  we have always had each other to strive and survive off! Mum is one of the most caring,  beautiful mothers on this earth, always greeting friends with a smile and a quirky comment, a gasbag, a chuckle and a cuddle! Anyone who knows and has ever met her, through friends, family or work knows how brilliant, intelligent, loving, caring, strong, friendly and bubbly she truely is, and anyone who knew her, knew what a bond we have and how much we'd depend on each other. <br />No matter what she still seems to have the power to put a smile on everyone's faces! She is incrediblely strong, and will use that strength as a driving force to recover. <br />Home is where the mum is. &lt;3<br /><strong>Please share my story, and raise awareness!!</strong><br /><br /><strong>Any donation amount, great or small would be much appreciated as the cost of supportive accomodation, equipment and fees are very overwhelming. </strong><br /><strong>Thank you greatly, kindly and deeply. An abundance of love, health and happiness to everyone! You're all truley beautiful!</strong></p>
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Cherie Lockhart Medical Fund

<strong>SIENNA'S STORY<br /><br />Thank you for taking the time to stop and read this very heartfelt story.<br /><br />Sienna is 7 years old and like any little person has a strong passion for life, loves music, movies, dancing, reading, giving cuddles and loves her family.<br /><br />On Monday 20th April 2015 Sienna was unfortunately hit by a Pizza Van outside her School.  She had bleeding on the brain and required urgent surgery. Sienna was put into an induced coma for 4-5 days. Sienna is out of her coma but still has a very long road to recovery. It has been estimated that her stay in hospital could be for months. <br /><br />I have started this cause to raise money for Sienna to help her and her family in the recovery period. Her parents are unemployed and are raising 2 other children. The extra expenses of fuel, caparking, food, drinks, etc is expensive when you are facing an extensive stay in hospital. <br /><br />Any money you can donate towards this wonderful, inspriational, strongwilled little girl will go a very long way. <br /><br />I appreiate your time and donation.<br /><br />xxx</strong>

Rob Neill

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