<div>My son and I met Betty today. She is a waitress at a local restaurant in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. She’s 81 years old and we think she deserves to retire. This is a GoFundMe to help her retire.

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Help 81-Year-Old Waitress Betty Retire

<font color="#333333"><span>Walter wants to get off the streets unfortunately he’s in a position where he’s stuck. There’s no possible way he can get off the streets by himself. He has no support. I’m asking you all to come together as a community to please help me get Walter off the street into a recovery program, where he can focus on addiction and mental health needs after that he will be continue after care and downgrading to eventually sober living where I will continue to give him support so that he stays on his feet and I will give everyone updates as we go, but time is crucial here!!!!!!! THANK YOU ALL IN ADVANCE I’m hoping to get this all done for $10,000  it’s a long shot but I’m determined </span></font>

HELP WALTER GET OFF THE STREETS

On Sunday night, Dakotah (21) was driving back to college at Indiana Wesleyan University. Tragically, she lost control of her car and ended up going across the median of the highway where she was hit head-on by a semi. But miraculously, God put the right people there to help her and she was air-lifted to Parkview Hospital in Ft. Wayne, Indiana. She is in a medically-induced coma. She has a broken femur and will need surgery for that as well as surgery to repair facial bones. However, these can’t be done until the swelling in her brain recedes. 

As the family lives about 4 hours away from the hospital, we are hoping to help them with travel expenses, food, and lodging, as well as looking ahead to medical expenses. 

We appreciate any donations you can give and greatly desire your prayers for Dakotah’s healing and recovery! We know God has and will continue to have his hand on this family!

Support for Dakotah Cecil & Family

<font color="#333333">Hi everyone! So as some of you know my mom, Heidi, was recently diagnosed with cancer and a lot of people have been reaching out asking how they can help. As a family we decided the best way we can all help is to raise money for medical bills, travel expenses, groceries, and really whatever else might be needed during this time. She was hoping to still be able to work during treatment but it has taken a bigger toll on her physical health then we were hoping. We truly appreciate the outreach of love and support we have received during this time.❤️</font>

Debbie and Phil Ellis