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<div>On Tuesday, May 20, our beloved friend and fellow <strong>Pasadena Fire Department Firefighter Paramedic, Armen Hagopian</strong>, a dedicated hero from Station 36, was involved in a serious off-duty motorcycle accident. Armen sustained a severe spinal cord injury and is currently recovering in the ICU. His injuries have paralyzed him from the waist down with limited sensation, and there is no indication that his condition will improve.  

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<div>Armen has dedicated his career to selflessly protecting others. Most recently, he spent days battling the flames of the Eaton fire, risking his life to save the lives and homes of many in our community. Now, it is our turn to rally around him and support him in any way we can. This fundraising campaign is dedicated to supporting his medical care, rehabilitation, and the associated costs that lie ahead on his long road to recovery. Any contribution, big or small, will directly help Armen and his family during this incredibly challenging time, allowing him to focus solely on his recovery. Your support means the world to Armen and his family. <strong>Please consider donating and sharing his story.</strong>

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Support Armen's Road to Recovery

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<div>This past July 4th, our family gathered at my mother, Penny “Nanda” Deupree’s, home in Hunt, Texas, just steps away from the Guadalupe River. What began as a joyful holiday turned into a night of terror when a catastrophic flash flood swept through her home. My mom, my daughters, and I—along with six others, including two small grandchildren—survived only by climbing onto the roof. By the grace of God, all nine of us made it out alive, though so many others tragically did not.
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<div>At 83, my mom is spunky, resilient, and deeply loved in this community. But the flood took everything from her—her car, her irreplaceable scrapbooks and heirlooms, and the five-bedroom home she built with my late father, Tom “Pops” Deupree, more than 20 years ago. That home was her nest, the place where she gathered family and friends regularly, and her only financial asset.
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<div>After surviving that night, Mom knows she cannot face rebuilding on the river. At her age, the time, trauma, and burden are simply too great. What she does know is that she wants to remain in Hunt—her beloved community where her church, garden club, and weekly gatherings with friends bring her joy and belonging. It’s also where my husband Patrick and I live, and where she finds daily love and support.
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<div>We are so thankful to have found a home in Canyon Springs that will allow her to age in place, surrounded by her family, friends, and community. This home will give her back what she lost: a safe and welcoming place to live fully, host gatherings, and remain rooted in Hunt.
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<div>The sellers have generously given us until the end of November to raise the remaining $ needed to purchase this home in cash, as a mortgage is not an option for her fixed income.
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<div> If you are able, please consider donating—or donating again—to help us reach this goal.
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<div> Share this page widely with your networks, church groups, and friends who might want to play a part in keeping Mom here in Hunt.
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<div> Keep us in your prayers as we continue to navigate the aftermath of the flood.
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<div>We are so close—and with your help, we can get across the finish line. Thank you for helping us give my mom the greatest gift possible in this season of her life: the security of home, right here in the community she loves.
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<div>LEARN MORE HERE: 
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<div>Both my mother and I have recounted the events of that tragic Friday morning in interviews with <a href="https://thegreatvoice.com/Episode/tad-deuprees-experience-with-the-texas-flash-floods/40324" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">The Great Voice</a>, <a href="https://www.cnn.com/2025/07/10/us/video/family-of-nine-survivors-secret-garden-author-digvid" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">CNN</a>, and the <a href="https://www.wsj.com/us-news/a-pocketknife-and-bible-songs-how-a-family-of-9-escaped-the-texas-floodwaters-e478e7a2" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Wall Street Journal</a>. <em> </em>We are sharing photos of the aftermath of the flood and our recovery in this public photo album: <a href="https://www.icloud.com/sharedalbum/#B1pGY8gBYCsMfT" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Hunt Texas &amp; Deupree Family Flood Recovery 2025</a>
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Penny “Nanda” Deupree 2025 Flood Recovery

<div>On July 4, 2025, a catastrophic flash flood devastated Texas, along the Guadalupe River corridor, leaving heartbreak and destruction in its wake. Among those hard hit is Woody Chambless, a proud veteran and dedicated member of the American Legion Riders Post 208, who has tirelessly served our nation and community. Woody, his wife, daughter, and grandchildren are now facing unimaginable loss after the flood caused catastrophic damage to the cabin on their property where their daughter and grandchildren lived, severely damaged their primary residence, and completely destroyed their truck, trike, and RV. This tight-knit family, who has always given back to veterans and neighbors, now needs our support to rebuild their lives. Your generous donations will help repair their homes, replace essential vehicles, and provide stability for Woody, his wife, daughter, and grandchildren during this challenging time. Every contribution, big or small, will make a profound difference. Thank you for standing with this veteran family in their time of need.
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Support Veteran Woody Chambless's Family Flood Recovery

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<div>On the night of the Ingram/Hunt, Texas flood, everything changed. Casita Blu and Paws on the River—places built with love, care, and purpose—were devastated.
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<div>Casita Blu has been welcoming guests since 2014, offering peaceful stays along the river and, at times, a place of refuge for community members needing temporary housing. In 2022, Paws on the River was added—a safe, happy space where dogs of all kinds could run, play, and be cared for.
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<div>The floodwaters tore through fencing and kennels. Plumbing is gone. Tools and supplies we relied on every day are lost. What once felt like home—for people and pets alike—is now covered in mud and heartbreak.
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<div>These spaces meant so much to so many. If you've ever stayed here, sent your dog here, or simply believe in places built with heart—we hope you’ll consider helping us piece it all back together.
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Support Brian Olsen Casita Blu &  Paws River  flood recovery

<div>Jose touched countless lives through his deep care and unwavering dedication to Fairweather for over 45 years. He wasn’t just a familiar face — he was the soul of the land he loved. To everyone who ever drove through that gate, Jose’s presence made Fairweather feel like home.
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<div>He passed in the place he loved most — Fairweather. It was his home, and he poured every bit of himself into it. His pride in the land, the people, and the work was unmistakable to anyone who had the privilege of meeting him.
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<div>Jose wasn’t just a friend — he was family. In the days since the flood, we’ve been overwhelmed by the stories, memories, and love you’ve shared. It's clear that his impact will ripple through this community for a long time.
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<div>Many of you have asked how you can help. Right now, we believe the most meaningful way to honor Jose’s memory is by supporting the people he loved more than anything: his children. If you feel moved to do so, donations of any kind are welcome. All funds will go directly to his kids, to help carry forward the love and legacy he left behind.
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Remembering Jose: The Heart of Fairweather

<div>Unfortunately, my friend, Wolfgang Richie Bauer, and his mom, Miriam, lost their house of 49 years in the Sunset Mesa area of Malibu, due to the Palisades fire. The loss has been overwhelming, as it has been for so many. It has been especially hard since that was Wolfgang’s childhood home.
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<div>I have known the Bauer family my whole life. We have celebrated many occasions at their home growing up. Wolf and I grew up together. We have become really close the past few years, supporting each other in our mom’s Alzheimer’s/dementia journeys. He was a support when I lost my mom. I am so devastated for them and all those who have lost their homes in the Palisades and Eaton fires. 
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<div>Sam, in Black Mountain, NC, has lost everything in 4 mudslides that slammed down the mountain taking everything he owned last Saturday, Sept 28th.  Sam was buried in the wreckage for hours of what used to be his home before finally being rescued.  A helicopter was able to eventually deliver him to Mission Hospital in Ashville, NC Saturday night.
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<div>Many of you may be watching the news and hearing about or seeing some of the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene. But can you literally imagine personally being buried in a mud slide?  Sam's home, all of his personal possessions, his shop tools, his livelihood - - gone!!!! 
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<div>Sam has always been a back to nature boy:  hiking, fishing, mountain climbing, etc.  He also loves dancing and music and the arts.  He loves using his skills to help those in need with their homes even if they can’t pay for it.   Sam loves his church; his friends; his cousins; his sister, Gay; his daughter, Emmaline; and son, Hatch!  
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<div>I'm truly hoping the kindness and generosity of loved ones and strangers might please help here to contribute towards financial assistance to help Sam to start a new life after he gets out of the hospital (and then rehab).  Clothing, food, furniture, personal items, and ultimately rebuilding a home in Black Mountain, NC.   Haven’t even started to think about eventual medical bills.  But being able to start living somewhere again is the first priority. 
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Help Sam Rise After Devastation and Loss

<div><strong>Help the people of Beacon Village rebuild their homes.</strong>
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<div><strong>9/23/2025 Update: </strong>We have just received our 501(c)3 nonprofit approval. Make a tax deductible donation on our website at<strong> </strong><a href="https://savebeaconvillage.org/." target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><strong><a href="https://savebeaconvillage.org/." target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://savebeaconvillage.org/.</a></strong></a> The staff at GoFundMe is working with us to update this page to be a tax-deductible donation site, but it will take a few days.
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<div>On Friday, September 27, Hurricane Helene unleashed a thousand-year flood event that destroyed over 24 homes in the community of Beacon Village in Swannanoa, NC. <strong>EVERYTHING was lost in the flooding of our homes</strong>, several of which have been in families for generations. Additional homes in the community had various stages of flood damage.
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<div><strong>Residents do not have flood insurance</strong>, as the area is not in a flood plain. People living in these 100 year-old mill houses work hard for a living and will lose their homes without help. As of 10/10/2024, over half the flooded homes have been cleared and gutted, solely through the efforts of volunteers and neighbors, without assistance from the government.
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<div>We, the Beacon Villagers, have built a plan to distribute funds to households and homeowners for relief, recovery, and restoration. Our houses, our homes, may be seriously damaged, but our sense of community will survive.
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<div><strong>All funds will go directly towards rebuilding these homes</strong> and restoring hope in the lives of the displaced residents when they need it most. Estimated reconstruction costs are up to $200,000 per home. The funds will be professionally managed by trusted community members for equitable distribution directly to flood victims on a regular schedule, which began in November. We are working with an attorney (pro bono) to apply for 501(c)3 non-profit status and will let donors know when donations will be eligible for tax deduction. GoFundMe is the first step in our multi-million dollar plan to save these homes. If you have additional resource contacts or suggestions, please let us know.
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<div><strong>Thank you, from the bottom of our hearts, for being a part of saving Beacon Village.</strong>
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<div><em>Note: We will be posting picture and video updates to our GoFundMe page so our donors can follow the progress of rebuilding and see their dollars hard at work.</em>
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<div><em>This fundraiser is administered by Karla Gay, Beacon Village homeowner, on behalf of the organized residents of Edwards Avenue in Beacon Village who are affected by hurricane helene. Transfers from GoFundMe are deposited into a bank account solely dedicated to the receipt of these funds. Funds are equitably distributed on a monthly basis to residents who fill out an intake form and provide proof of their residency or home ownership in the affected area. Deposit and distribution accounting is reviewed by additional community members. </em>
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<div>This is for Melinda Williams, my mother-in-law. <strong>Her house, cars, animals, and everything she owned were completely destroyed by Hurricane Helene.</strong> She is a paramedic from Avery County, Banner Elk. who went home in the middle of her shift to save her animals and the little bit of things she could. She realized it was too late when she and her animals were inside the house and water came rushing in. In that short amount of time, her house was destroyed with her and her animals in it. She miraculously survived, but her animals perished, and she was left with nothing. <strong>She was rescued hours later in the raging water after holding onto a tree.</strong> The thought of her two kids and her grandchildren made her fight to the very end to survive. She is beat up, bruised, and cut, but she's alive and is left with absolutely nothing. Please help us rebuild her home, all funds raised on this fundraiser will help Melinda into getting another permeant home. Anything will help. Thank you for reading this story.
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Rebuild Melinda Williams Life After Hurricane Helene

<div>Our uncle Robby and 19-year-old cousin Jack have lost their home and all possessions in the devastating Palisades Fire. <strong>Robby has lived near the bluffs for over four decades and raised his son Jack and disabled daughter Rachel in this beautiful community.</strong>
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<div>When they evacuated, they grabbed the family dog, Hershey, and enough clothes for one week. So, Robby and Jack will need anything and everything as they start a new chapter and heal.
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Support Robby and Jack After Unimaginable Loss from Fire

<div>Hi Everyone, My name is William Lam, a Neighbor of both West and Charmane; I am trying to fundraise here for their immediate expenses, such as housing, food and transportation, after losing their home and vehicles in the Altadena fire.  West is a kind Veteran who has had heart surgery last year, and his sister Charmane where both need a lot of support and help. Please help in any way you can or share this with other people. We truly appreciate it. God bless you all. Thank you.
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<div>West &amp; Charmane Griffin, Brother and sister, have been living in Altadena since their late Father's time as the Evangelical preacher of the community in the 60's. West is a disabled veteran, still recovering from heart surgery last year for congestive heart failure, and to me he is a hero throughout this whole ordeal. West often struggles with mobility due to his condition, risked his life to save multiple people, including an elderly paraplegic and a young man with 3 dogs stranded during the fire.
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<div>Despite his limited mobility, West rushed to the aid of Mr. Eddy Anderson, a senior who is paralyzed from the waist down, ensuring he was safely carried out of harm’s way. Shortly before that, a young man(his neighbor William Lam, me), stranded without family due to their being abroad, pleaded for help to rescue his three dogs as the fire was approaching. West, fighting through pain and exhaustion, drove through the smoke-filled neighborhood, and helped save the animals before guiding his neighbors to safety.Throughout the night, West also went door to door, warning people and helping others to evacuate. Finally, at the last moment, he went back to his house and woke up his sister Charmane as the fire was finally in sight.They were only able to pack up bare essential items before leaving the house behind as the wind and fire had picked up speed. even in the face of overwhelming wind and smoke as the fire embers flew through the sky and landed all over us, West demonstrated the unyielding strength of human spirit! I know this because I was there witnessing all this. 
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Help West & Charmane back on their feet and home

<div>On January 8th, 2025, my pup (a wire-haired dachshund) and I lost our home in the devastating Los Angeles fire that swept through Altadena. Since then, we have been living in temporary housing, unsure of where the next step will be. Have been through so much, and right now, all we need is a little help and a lot of hope.
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Will and his pup Donny need your help

<div><a href="https://www.instagram.com/reel/DGPPfTmJ3UI/?igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Their MAKEBIGTALK with Kalina Interview</a>
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<div>(New) <a href="https://youtu.be/qh9p3RXv18E?si=Z3f4wPDVKSJSTrI1" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Click Here for Inside Edition Interview</a>
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<div><a href="https://www.instagram.com/reel/DGlqvI-z3m9/?igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">(New!!l Interview with County of Los Angeles</a>
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<div><a href="https://www.instagram.com/reel/DF_E7apydW0/?igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Interview with Amanda Starrantino</a>
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<div><a href="https://www.instagram.com/reel/DF_G2wOyEnc/?igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Click this for Grandpa to sing to YOU ❣️</a>
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<div>Hi my name is Antonio Cosby and my grandparents, Manuel and Emma Alvarado, recently lost their home in Altadena to the Eaton Fire. They’ve lived in Altadena since 1972 and still remember buying the house.
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<div>Emma, my grandma, would sell homemade flour tortillas and burritos to support her family. While Manuel, my grandpa, worked different jobs ranging from a truck driver to making styrofoam in a factory. These memories are just a few of the many memories they’ve made in their beautiful home. After 65 years together, this natural disaster has proved to be the most difficult. But their optimism, gratitude, and trust in God has kept them in positive spirit amidst this time.
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<div>It would mean the world to me if you could help support my grandparents during this period. Any donations, big and small, are deeply appreciated and felt. I’m personally donating a significant portion of my savings to this effort, and I’m asking for your help to multiply this impact.
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Support Manuel and Emma After Eaton Fire

<div>My name is Rosalyn Phipps, and I’m the lead designer of Palisades Flowers, a beloved flower shop in the heart of Pacific Palisades. Until Tuesday night, we had the privilege of serving this wonderful community with beautiful blooms for over 20 years. Tragically, we watched in horror as our shop burned down in the devastating Palisades Fire. We saw it unfold live on TV around 11 PM, and our hearts sank knowing we had lost everything.
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<div>Palisades Flowers was never just a job—it was a place where community and friendships blossomed. The shop had a unique way of bringing people together from all walks of life. We crafted floral arrangements with passion, always surrounded by laughter, joy, and a little bit of silliness. We were there for the Palisades through every milestone—birthdays, engagements, weddings, funerals, and welcoming new babies. Whether it was a single rose for a nervous first date or three dozen for a 50th anniversary, we were there with smiles, love, and a genuine passion for what we do.
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<div>She moved to Altadena in the 1980s with my two sisters, and I was born in 1983. As a single parent, she worked tirelessly for Amtrak while raising us. I have fond memories of her keeping us engaged in sports, after-school activities, and the local Boys and Girls Club. Now that I have children of my own, I truly admire how she balanced work and parenting on her own.  





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<div>My mother has always emphasized the importance of helping others. Before the fires, she would prepare meals for the homeless in the Altadena/Pasadena area and deliver them to local parks. She believed that since she had been blessed, it was her duty to bless others in return. During the holidays, she would create and sell Mother's Day, Valentine's Day, Easter baskets and flowers to supplement her income, ensuring that any leftovers were given to those in need or to local seniors to brighten their day. 




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<div> She is an incredibly resilient woman who has faced numerous challenges throughout her life, yet she continues to find joy and strength. In the wake of the devastating fires in Altadena, we are reaching out for support for my mother, who has been profoundly impacted by this disaster. For 40 years, she has lived in a home filled with precious memories, a place where my sisters and I grew up. Tragically, that home has been reduced to ashes, leaving her with nothing but the clothes she was wearing. She lost everything, but thankfully she still has her life. 




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<div>The community is grappling with this unimaginable loss, and as we try to process the heartache, the reality of the destruction is overwhelming. The Eaton fire was unprecedented, and driving through the streets, witnessing block after block of burned homes feels surreal, as if we are in a movie. We are humbly asking for any assistance you can provide to help my mother during this difficult time.<br />




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Support Ella Brown's Recovery from Fire Tragedy

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<div>The family home Wayne grew up in was a central part of their lives. It was a place of love, laughter, and cherished memories where his children and grandchildren spent countless moments celebrating milestones, holidays, and family gatherings. Tragically, this home was destroyed in a recent fire, leaving Wayne and his family grieving the loss of a place that symbolized their history and unity.
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<div>On January 6, 2019, Jonas Nelson, Wayne Nelson’s youngest and last born child of seven, disappeared without a trace, leaving his family in unimaginable pain. The last place he said he would meet his father was at the home now burned down home, a place filled with memories, love, and the hope that one day he would return. But now that home is gone, destroyed in the fire, taking with it the last tangible connection to where they believed Jonas might come back. The heartbreak of losing both Jonas and his Childhood home that tied them to him is devastating. Despite the years of uncertainty, Wayne and his family have never stopped searching, never stopped hoping. 
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<div>The devastating realization of how long Jonas has been missing weighed on our hearts even more in the aftermath of the fire. <strong>It was also the anniversary of Wayne's son Jonas nelson disappearance.</strong>
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<div>No family should ever feel alone in that fight. <strong>Mobile Love Outreach is dedicated to providing direct assistance, compassionate outreach, and essential resources to those in crisis</strong>. Through a mobile support network, we will transport individuals to rehabilitation centers, shelter programs, and mental health facilities, ensuring they receive the care they need.
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<div><strong>We will offer mentorship services, distribute essential care packages, and operate a dedicated hotline for those seeking immediate help</strong>. Our rapid-response initiative connects individuals with available programs and resources emphasizing urgent and effective support.
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<div>We believe in a world where a homeless individual is met with the same compassion as a doctor, because <strong>no one’s worth should be measured by their struggles</strong>. Every person has a story, and too often, those battling mental illness or homelessness are forgotten. We are asking for your support in making a difference.
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<div>With your help, we can expand our outreach, fund resources for those in need. <strong>Nobody deserves a helping hand, a voice that says, “You are not forgotten.” For every family still waiting for answers, you are not alone. Please donate and share. Together, we can bring hope to those who need it most.</strong>
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HELP US FIND THE MISSING AND SUPPORT MENTAL HEALTH!

<div><strong>Louvenia Jenkins is a survivor of the 2025 Pacific Palisades fire</strong> that saw her home of seventy-odd years and all her possessions reduced to ash. Louvenia Jenkins is a 97-year-old neighbor of the Pacific Palisades. She is one of the first individuals of African descent to own property in the Palisades, and certainly the first Black woman to be a homeowner in the neighborhood.

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<div>Louvenia Jenkins was and is loved by many, having been an educator in Southern California for years, and a mentor to friends and family for many more years. Just last year, students at Santa Monica Community College made a documentary about her life and, equally as important, how she uplifted the lives of those around her. Not so long ago, she invested much of her personal wealth to create the UNCF scholarship #byLAforLA. Her investment funded the Richard L. Sykes Memorial Scholarship, named after her cousin. Starting in the 2019-2020 academic year, the Sykes Memorial Scholarship supported 25 rising first-year African American students who were residents of the greater Los Angeles area, through up to five years of college.

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<div>In many of our times of need, she was there. Now, it is only right that in her time of need, we as a community stand beside her.

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<div>Her property is gone, and she has little hope to see it restored within her lifetime, but we can still afford her comfort.

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<div><strong>The funds generated for this campaign will be used to support Louvenia Jenkins and her caregiver, Jose, who rescued Louvenia from her home and has been working around the clock to ensure the safety and comfort of Louvenia in these trying times. The most pressing concern at the moment is securing adequate lodging for a woman of her age.</strong>

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<div>I am a relative of Ms. Jenkins, who lives and teaches in the state of Louisiana. I have been asked personally by Ms. Jenkins to help manage her affairs and to raise funds to help support her in the process of getting back on her feet and finding some sense of normalcy.

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Palisades Fire Relief Fund: Louvenia Jenkins, 96

<div>My name is Nikki Carney from Pasadena CA. Creator of Roseg24kldplates catering and this resource fund. The community and families are still facing obstacles that the Eaton fire created in January and it’s our mission to support and uplift the community in this time of need.
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<div>I created this fund in support of my grandmother, <strong>Dorothy Frank of Altadena, CA</strong>. She lost everything she owns in the Eaton Canyon fires, including her home she built and worked hard for with my late grandfather over 50 years ago. With the support of so many amazing people we’ve been able to support my grandmother and over 100 families that needed support in the beginning stages of the aftermath of the fire. We’ve donated to Pasadena Non profits that were actively in the community hosting essential drives, delivered hot food, clothes, shoes, household supplies, hygiene products and given monetary support to families who needed money for hotel stays or food gift cards. We are soooo grateful and touched by the support given to our community and couldn’t have done it without you! A huge thank you to people who have shared our story and mission. The Colibri Collective, Kalina Silverman creator of Make big talk, Rae Williams of Spectrum news, Charlees Angels, Coco and brows, The Plant Chica, Louis LIV and everyone who has supported and shared our story.
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<div>On January 8th, 2025, a wildfire devastated the hills of Southern California, and our beloved Dale and Patricia Fielder lost their home and everything they owned. While they are safe, the emotional impact is immense, and their years of memories are gone.
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Rebuild Hope for Dale and Patricia after a wildfire.

<div>Woken up in the middle of the night by urgent alerts to evacuate immediately and the acrid smell of smoke, Lexi, Alan, Jay, and Leio fled the Eaton Fire with moments to spare with little more than the clothes they had on and their good health. 
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<div>Grayson Roberts' story is both heartfelt and inspiring, showcasing the best of humanity through the eyes of a child. Unfortunately, tragedy struck last week when Grayson lost <strong>EVERYTHING</strong> in the devastating Eaton fire. He and his family now face the immense challenge of starting over from scratch. I'm reaching out to ask for your support through donations, whether small or large, to assist during this trying time.
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<div>In 2023, I came across the compelling story of a remarkable 9-year-old Grayson (now 10). He has shown incredible resilience, being legally blind and undergoing 37 surgeries to help his vision. His determination to raise funds to travel the world, despite him being blind in 1 eye and limited sight in his other eye, truly resonated with me. He began selling lemonade and cookies to support his dream of visiting China and other countries.
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<div>Last year, Grayson organized a fundraiser for the blind in Ghana, setting an ambitious goal of 100 canes and exceeding it by donating 200 canes. This achievement highlights his generosity and tenacity, made possible by the support of kind donors. His philanthropic efforts focus on helping the blind and those in need, showcasing his big heart and compassionate spirit.
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<div>My Grandfather Judge Reed lived on 3450 N Fair Oaks Avenue for 50 plus years has been taken away from him from the Eaton canyon fire. This house has not only hosted him but almost 4 generations of Reeds and has also hosted multiple family events and cherished multiple memories. Not just him but his son and grand daughter clothes and food have all been destroyed who were also living with my grandfather. This house is not just a living space it was a place where family came together through the hardest of times and was full of love and memories that my grandfather will never get back. If you can donate anything to my grandfather we would greatly appreciate it please and thank you ❤️
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<div>As many of might know already, our sweet little grandma who is 82 years old, and was recently diagnosed with Alzheimers, has lost her home to the Altadena Fires. She left her home of 30 years, when the heavy winds picked up to be with us for comfort and safety. What we didn’t realize at the time, was that we never going to be able to make it back to her home to grab any valuables, clothes, pictures or memories. We as a family of 4 are still evacuated and staying in small hotel room with our dog AJ.
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<div>As you know, disasters can strike at any time, putting small businesses at risk. LiftFund is committed to supporting them through any crisis. Small businesses support over 57 million workers in the U.S. and their families. Together, we can ensure they have the meaningful support they need in their time of greatest need.
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<div>LiftFund, a nonprofit community funder headquartered in San Antonio, TX, has supported small businesses and community recovery caused by natural disasters and business interruptions dating back to Hurricane Katrina.
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<div>This year, LiftFund supported the Hill Country’s recovery from the tragic floods and the Los Angeles community's recovery from the devastating fires. We can't help business owners like Brian, Brandi and Amanda in Hill Country without your help!
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<div>Small businesses often are the first to respond by serving as centers for communities in crisis, providing food and resources that are critical in the moment. Rapid funding is essential to ensure communities come back stronger by keeping small businesses open and retaining employees through supported financial recovery and compassionate support from the LiftFund team.
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Kalina Silverman

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Help Small Business Owners Recover From Disaster

$275 raised

Support Armen's Road to Recovery

Penny “Nanda” Deupree 2025 Flood Recovery

Support Veteran Woody Chambless's Family Flood Recovery

Support Brian Olsen Casita Blu & Paws River flood recovery

Remembering Jose: The Heart of Fairweather

Support Wolfgang and Miriam After Fire Loss

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Kalina Silverman

Discover more people

Top causes

Highlights

Help Small Business Owners Recover From Disaster

$275 raised

Support Armen's Road to Recovery

Penny “Nanda” Deupree 2025 Flood Recovery

Support Veteran Woody Chambless's Family Flood Recovery

Support Brian Olsen Casita Blu & Paws River flood recovery

Remembering Jose: The Heart of Fairweather

Support Wolfgang and Miriam After Fire Loss

Pasadena Humane

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