Jimmy  Darts

SB Mowing

Pattie Gonia

Little Miss Flint

Kalina Silverman / @makebigtalk on Instagram

Samuel Weidenhofer

Patriotic Kenny Foundation

Ben Saunders - Flawless Cleaning

The Dogist

Peter Bond

Amy Jandrisevits

Ask Uncle Jack

That Good News Girl

Tess Bohne

FowlMouthFarmer

Latonja and Taylor Richardson

Officer Richard Craig

Flavor Flav

John Wolfe

Khloe

<p>This is my beloved brother, Patrick — a fighter, a loving partner, and a devoted father. Patrick has always been the one to make everyone laugh, to bring warmth into every room, and to face life’s challenges with courage and positivity. But now, Patrick is facing the fight of his life — and we’re reaching out for your help. 
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<p>Seven years ago, Patrick was diagnosed with a cancerous brain tumor. After undergoing surgery, we were full of hope that the worst was behind him. For a while, it seemed that way. But earlier this year, our world was turned upside down when doctors told us that the tumor had returned — stronger and more aggressive than before. Glioblastoma stage 4 — also known as Glioblastoma multiforme (GBM) — is the most aggressive and advanced form of brain cancer. It’s classified as a Grade 4 astrocytoma by the World Health Organization, which is the highest (most severe) grade for brain tumors. 
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<p>Since then, Patrick has endured months of chemotherapy and radiation, doing everything the doctors recommended. Despite all his strength and determination, the most recent scans brought devastating news — the tumor has continued to grow. The next step recommended is Bevacizumab (Avastin), a treatment that may help slow the tumor’s progression, but sadly it is not a cure, but we will exhaust every avenue to overcome this horrific illness. 
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<p>Recently, we learned about a new and potentially life-saving treatment called CAR T-cell therapy, available in Germany. This ground breaking immunotherapy works by using the body’s own immune system to identify and destroy cancer cells. For Patrick, this could mean a real chance at life — a chance to finally beat this illness once and for all, however we are open to all potential life saving treatments and would welcome any additional opinions or advice based on real world experiences. We like many are not experts in this field, but as a family we will do whatever it takes to see light at the end of the tunnel. 
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<p>Patrick isn’t fighting this battle alone. He is a loving fiancé to Dannika and a devoted dad to their beautiful 5-month-old son, Koa. Baby Koa has given Patrick the strength and determination to keep going, even on the hardest days. Every smile, every little laugh from his son fuels his will to fight this horrible illness and be there to watch his boy grow up. 
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<p>Unfortunately, CAR T treatment is not available in our country, and the costs — including travel to both the UK and Germany, medical expenses, and ongoing care — are incredibly high. We are doing everything we can, but we can’t do it without your help. 
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<p>Every donation, no matter how big or small, will go directly toward Patrick’s treatment, travel, and recovery. Your support means giving Patrick a fighting chance to continue being the amazing partner, father, brother, and friend that he is. 
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<p>From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for your kindness, generosity, and prayers. 
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<p>Let’s help Patrick win this fight — for Dannika, for baby Koa, and for all of us who love him. 
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Help Patrick Get Life-Saving Treatment

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<div>My name is Craig Farnan, I am an Actor/Writer from Swords, County Dublin. It’s always been a dream of mine to be involved in the film industry somehow, and in 2020 my goal became that much closer when being accepted into the full-time programme at Bow Street Academy. Since Graduating I’ve been working endlessly to reach my goal and in a cliche saying “chasing my dream”.
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<div>After graduating Bow Street, I was over the moon to be given my first opportunity to create my own film thanks to the Actor as Creator scheme from Screen Ireland and Bow Street Academy. I was awarded the grant last year and have been working every day to make my film a reality (which is so much harder than I thought). 
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<div>I have an amazing cast and crew involved in the film and I want to make sure everyone involved is paid and to make the best film possible. Unfortunately with the amount I have, I can’t pay everyone on the set and this is why I’m reaching out to social media to try and help me. Any donation will be a massive help. I have amazing people on board the team already and to pay them what they deserve is my priority.
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<div>My film is called “After the Bell Rings” which is a really personal story to me and one I need to tell. As many of my friends and family would know, I was diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma, a rare form of cancer, when I was 8 years old, and it was the worst two years of my and my family's life. My family went through hell during those two years, but I know for a fact without them I wouldn’t be here today. They’re my inspiration. This film focuses on the trauma cancer holds on both people who have beaten it and who are battling it now, but the main theme is family. This film is a love letter to my family and the importance they hold in my life. I hope this film can help people like me to know it’s ok to be scared, and to know how important their family is to them and the fact they’d do anything for them. That’s one thing I did was sometimes take them for granted. But they made sure when I was going through it, or having an operation, no matter what, they put a smile on my face and I was never scared, and sometimes I forget that.
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<div>After the Bell rings follows a young man James, a childhood cancer survivor, who visits the hospital for the first time since being given the all clear to see Luke, a young boy battling the same illness he had. With past trauma resurfacing, the journey proves more difficult than he could’ve ever anticipated. 
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<div>I know it is a lot to ask but any help would be one step closer to making my dream become a reality.  All donations are welcome and they will be acknowledged in the credits of the film.
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<div>€500 -Executive Producer Credit
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<div>€250 - Producer credit
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<div>€100 - Invite to the screening
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<div>Thanks from the bottom of my heart,
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<div>Craig x
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After The Bell Rings - Short Film

Hello all, <br /><br />We as a group have decided to do a charity cycle in august from the 4th to the 6th from Swords Co. Dublin to Kenmare Co. Kerry. <br /><br />We are going to be raising money for 3 different charity chosen by each one of us,<br /><br />. Pieta House<br />. Saint Francis Hospice  <br />. Aoibheann's Pink Tie <br /><br />We would appreciate if you all could donate a small bit to help us reach our goal. thank you

CHARITY CYCLE

Go Fund me have asked that I update the legitimacy of this campaign by answering A few questions. <br /><br />My name is Gareth (Gearóid) Meredith, and I am from Ballymun Dublin. Ryan was one of my closest friends and practically family. I know Ryan through the marriage of my uncle and his aunt. All funds raised will be going towards the cost of bringing Ryan's body home and towards the cost of his burial. I will be publicly handing this money to his family by going live on Facebook to confirm its legitimacy. <br /><br />I cannot thank everyone enough for your kind donations. Ryan would be beaming with pride. <br /><br />Ryan was a living legend that will always live on in our hearts. Here's what happened:<br /><br /> Ryan had just recently left us here in Ireland for a new life in Scotland. He had just turned 20 years old. A talented, bright and vibrant young man are the best words used to describe Ryan. He had the whole world as his oyster and treated everyday as a celebration. Ryan brought colour, innovation, and laughs everywhere he went. He was such a loved person in the LGBT community in Dublin. <br /><br />Yesterday evening (April 1st) we received the phone call that no person ever wants to get. Ryan passed away suddenly in Scotland. This was devastating to his family, friends and peers. We are now calling on his friend and peers to help the family get through this ordeal. <br /><br />Burials as we all know are very expensive. We also have to get the body returned from the uk. I know the target is big, but I know that the hears of all his friends, family and peers are bigger. Please help us bring our "girlie" home and give him the send off he deserves.<br /><img class="not-resizeable" src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/19363456_1491150467.2916_funddescription.jpg" width="100%" alt="19363456_1491150467.2916_funddescription" />

Ryan's Cause