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<div>Hi I'm Jenny. I've been out as an MTF Trans women for four and half years and I'm finally at a point where I can get facial feminization surgery so I can be more confident in my identity and body.
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<div>As you can probably tell my face is a large part of my dysphoria and I feel this surgery will help alleviate that. More than anything I want to see myself in a mirror and pictures instead of being uncomfortable even doing something as tote as brushing my teeth.
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<div>Unfortunately it's going to require me to take about 5-6 months off from my job and a large copay so I'm hoping to get some help.
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<div>I will be unable to drive or basically leave my house for an extended period of at least 6 months so I've factored in the pay I'll miss and the copay itself. I don't expect much help from my family  during this time so I will likely need to rely on apps like instacart and lyft for basic needs and transportation to doctors appointments. Even partially meeting my goals will help immensely 
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Jenny's Facial Feminization Surgery fundraiser!

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Aid for the Barretts During Cindy's Recovery

<div>HI! My name is Ryan, and I have been on the job hunt for well over a year. I haven't landed an interview in almost 2 months. Rent is due, bills are coming, and I have less than $100 to my name. My savings are gone, I have drained my 401k, and support from my family has run out. Anything helps, and my goal (if reached) will get me through to the end of the year. Thank you for any help you can give, I really appreciate it. Please know that I really hate having to ask for help like this, this is not a situation that I enjoy.
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Support Ryan Through Tough Times

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<div>I'm Oddnon! I'm a disabled streamer, comic writer and sometimes nebulously found on YouTube.
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<div>I'll get right to the point, and explain after: my PC is dying and I need help building a new one. Here's the <a href="https://pcpartpicker.com/list/LQGrJy" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">list of parts</a>.
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<div> It was put together by some more technically savvy friends. It's powerful, but I'm not looking to play games on ultra 4K w/ raytracing/etc; <strong>we wanted to slightly future proof the build</strong>.
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<div>As you can imagine, this is all prohibitively expensive. We had no choice - it is what it is, and we're working with that.
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Help Oddnon Build a New PC For Community, Work & Recovery

<div>Hi Strangers. Our family is in a bit of a rough spot right now. Me (Vivian) and my wife (Serafina) are still on the verge of getting evicted, and are fundraising our November and December rent before we close this campaign. We're both two employed but financially insecure trans women and we really don't want to be homeless again.
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Help Vivian and Serafina Make It Through 2024

<div><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/62988643_164978604750708_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="62988643_164978604750708_r.jpeg" />Hi my name is Liz or Lizard. I have a large care credit balance over the course of the last two years. I have recently been having a mental health crisis which leaves me unable to manage as i used to. The monthly payment is really high. If I can knock down some of the balance and get the payment to a more manageable amount. I have two babies and between diapers. Food, bills and this monthly payment it's a lot for us at the moment. We would appreciate any and all help that we can get with this.
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Donate to Help Liz with her medical debt.

<p>Isabella was recently diagnosed with secondary pancreatitis. Her health has recently declined and Vet Specialists are working hard to find the primary disease.<br /><br />She’s normally a loving social little butterfly, but now is suffering until we can find the proper treatment. Her brothers miss her dearly, as she is now hospitalized and receiving I.V. Fluids. The ultrasound came back showing an enlarged spleen. The next step is biopsy.<br /><br />Any amount would help for her Mama to pay for these expensive tests and treatments.

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<p>#BlackLivesMatter #WeDoHeal<br /><br />In the wake of George Floyd's murder is a long, painful month that’s an extension of a year that’s challenged us to our core.<br /><br />We need healing. We need justice. And that requires action.<br /><br />Systemic change requires prolonged effort, but we can also make an immediate difference for frontline communities. <br /><br />The Black Resilience Fund was launched on June 1st, 2020 to foster healing and resilience by providing immediate financial relief to Black Portlanders. Over $700,000 has been distributed to Black Portlanders since our launch, and we've also established a mutual aid network of over 300 active volunteers, delivering food boxes, performing yard work, providing emotional support, and more.<br /><br />The Black Resilience Fund is co-founded by Cameron Whitten and Salomé Chimuku. Cameron is a local Portlander who has more than 5 years of experience in nonprofit leadership and donation accountability. Cameron has served as the Executive Director of local nonprofits such as Know Your City, Brown Hope, and Q Center. Salomé has over a decade of experience in public sector work, working with organizations such as Portland State University, the Urban League of Portland, and Unite Oregon. She has served on many local social justice and advocacy boards and has worked for many statewide elected officials in the Oregon Legislature. <br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/48455998_1593566731471029_r.jpeg" alt="48455998_1593566731471029_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br />We’re proud of everything the BRF team has accomplished with 100% volunteer energy. Through passion, grit, and collaboration, we’ve established a solid infrastructure that can benefit our entire community over the long term. <br /><br />In order to make this lasting impact, we know we’ll need stable leadership that we can’t attain with volunteer time alone. Thus, we will begin encouraging folks to donate to Brown Hope, the nonprofit that is sponsoring the Black Resilience Fund. A portion of all new donations made to Brown Hope for the BRF will be dedicated to the Black Resilient Futures Fund, with a goal of bringing paid staff to help sustain the work. <br /><br />We will continue to keep our GoFundMe campaign live as it’s linked to several newspaper articles and websites, and is a great way to communicate with the 13,000 people who have donated so far. <br /><br />You can make a tax-deductible donation to the Black Resilience Fund through Brown Hope, here: <a href="https://secure.givelively.org/donate/brown-hope/black-resilience-fund"><a href="https://secure.givelively.org/donate/brown-hope/black-resilience-fund" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://secure.givelively.org/donate/brown-hope/black-resilience-fund</a></a><br /><br />You can also donate via check: write a check to BROWN HOPE and mail to 2037 N Williams Ave, Portland, OR 97227. Write BRF in the memo to designate to the Black Resilience Fund.<br /><br />If you would like to volunteer, please use this sign up form: <a href="https://forms.gle/6x7mnbw9FMsz7paQA"><a href="https://forms.gle/6x7mnbw9FMsz7paQA" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://forms.gle/6x7mnbw9FMsz7paQA</a></a><br /><br /><strong>The funding report will be updated every other day.</strong><br /><br />#BlackLivesMatter #WeDoHeal
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