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 Dear Me Oh My friends and family,
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 We are reaching out to our community today with hopeful hearts, wishing to lessen the devastation that our Loveland shop has suffered over the past couple months. As a small business, we pride ourselves on serving fresh homemade baked goods, sweet pies, and warm coffee to our Loveland and Laporte family. Behind the scenes, however, we have been enduring one crisis after another, and it has heavily impacted our team.
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 Our Loveland shop recently suffered a massive blow when a water pipe burst, flooding our bakery. Our team immediately came together to dry out and clean up from the water damage. Thankfully, we were only closed one day and able to save most of our product and equipment. But the fix was incredibly costly, and we are still repaying those debts just to keep the store running smoothly.
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 In the past few days, disaster struck again: our commercial freezer completely broke down, and our shop's air conditioning system failed.
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 Once again, our survival instincts kicked in. We are doing everything we can to keep our staff and patrons safe in this intense heat while also keeping our products safely refrigerated. With summer temperatures reaching over 90 degrees inside, our bakers are forced to work at lightning speed to get the ovens shut off before the heat becomes too much. (We also risk our walk-in refrigerator going out as well without the air conditioning to cool down the compressor).
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 We pride ourselves on being problem-solvers when last minute emergencies happen (which seems to be every other week in a small business) and we have managed to stay afloat so far. However, the cost of replacing the commercial freezer and fixing the building's AC amounts to $25,000. It is devastating to watch our owners work tirelessly and endlessly just to keep our store alive, knowing this unexpected burden is simply too much for anyone to carry alone.
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 This campaign is a last resort and not something we take lightly. We are simply out of options. Our hearts may be heavy, but our spirits stay high, and we need your help.
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 1. Donating Here: Every dollar goes toward covering the equipment repair bills and in turn this helps make sure our dedicated staff get paid on time. We are not asking for the full amount, but any amount helps.
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 2. Visiting the Shop: Come in, buy a coffee or a pie, and let us see your smiling faces. We love being a part of your daily routines and special occasions.
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 3. Sharing This Link: Help us spread the word by sharing this page with your friends, family, and neighbors.
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 We believe deeply in our communities, and more importantly, we believe in Me Oh My. The world can be tough on small businesses, but we refuse to let these setbacks win. We have overcome too many challenges together to let this bring us down.
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Keep Me Oh My Baking: Equipment Recovery

<div>Early morning on December 16th a fire broke out at the home of Scott and Jessica Kautzman. The entire home was engulfed in flames, thankfully everyone was able to get out with no injuries. However the home is a total loss along with two of their vehicles that were in the garage at the time of the fire. They have lost everything, memories made, all of their belongings and presents waiting for their kids and grandkids to open in just a few days on Christmas. 

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<div>Anyone who knows the Kautzman family knows that they would readily lend a hand to anyone in need with no questions asked, now it is our turn to help.  Anything is greatly appreciated to help them get back on their feet and rebuild their lives. 

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Support for the Kautzman family after house fire

<div>Dear Family, Friends and all that may see this fundraising campaign. My name is Cary Lambert and I’m the proud Great Uncle of Koda that was born on the 3rd of April. I’m kicking off this fundraiser and he needs your help.
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<div>My nephew Brandon and the mother Ashley knew that baby Koda would be born with a congenital heart condition. Diagnosed as DORV, double outlet right ventricle. Surgery was scheduled to be soon after birth but when Koda was born the pediatric doctors postponed it saying that he was too weak and his heart needed to grow a little before they could perform this life-saving surgery.
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<div>Koda has medical insurance but the effects of the congenital heart defect is devastating little Koda’s young family. Baby Koda will need two shots daily leading up to surgery which will be approximately mid summer. Those shots are very expensive even after insurance pays its part. We can’t totally erase the bills that are stacking up but we can help ease the financial burden and resultant stress that this young family is facing. My goal is to raise $10,000 for Koda. This will help his parents cover expenses such as gas to the hospital, small daily, weekly, monthly living expenses which will help cover food, utilities, rent, special dietary needs for Koda. The families income will be cut in half since the mother will not be working so she can provide care for Koda when he comes home from the hospital. Transparency is the utmost goal here with all of you and every dollar will be spent wisely and not taken for granted.
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<div>Other ideas are welcomed and I’ll be happy to hear them. For the short term solution this fundraiser will be a big help. There are many other ideas being brought up for future fundraising efforts in the local community. These efforts will help solve the finicial short term burden but it’s going to be a long haul for Koda and his medical care for months and years to come. Please consider making as generous a gift as you can today or pledging to do so on a weekly or monthly basis towards our $10,000 fundraising goal. His care will be provided by the Pediatric doctors and staff at the Monroe Carell Jr Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt University in Nashville Tennessee. Please if you could share this on your social platform and spread the news we’d appreciate it very much. Thank you so much. 
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Life-Saving Surgery for Baby Koda

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