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<div>This has been on our hearts for a long time, and we feel both excited and humbled to take this step. While we are not yet matched with an expecting mother, we are trusting God’s timing and believing the right connection will come when the time is right.
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<div>We would be so grateful for your prayers during this season: for wisdom and discernment as we walk through each step, for peace and strength as we wait, and for the expectant mother and child who will one day become part of our story. We are deeply aware of the courage, love, and complexity at the heart of adoption, and we feel honored to begin this journey.
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<div>As many of you know, adoption involves significant expenses, including medical costs for mother and baby, agency fees, legal costs, home study fees, and travel. If you feel led to support us financially, we would be incredibly thankful. Every gift (no matter the size!) helps bring us one step closer to welcoming our child home.
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<div>If giving financially isn’t possible right now, we completely understand. Your prayers, encouragement, and sharing of our fundraiser mean just as much to us.
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<div>Thank you for loving and supporting us as we step forward in faith. We are so grateful to have you in our corner, and we look forward to sharing updates as our journey unfolds.
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Join us in Our Adoption Journey!

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Help Steven's Family Keep Their Home During Recovery

<div>Our baby was born at just 25 weeks and is now in the NICU. Everything happened so fast I was hospitalized and I developed preeclampsia (HELLP) very quickly, and within 48 hours had to have an emergency c-section to save mine and baby Waylon’s life. It was the only way to stop me from getting sicker, and now our family is facing a long and ongoing NICU journey. 
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Support Our Family Through NICU Months

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<div>As most of you know, Danny has been a dear friend of mine for decades. We have been through all the ups and downs together, always there to support when the other is feeling low or hitting hard times. Well, that hard time is here for him
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<div>now! While I have helped all that I can month-to-month, I have finally come to the realization that he needs more than just what I can offer; therefore, I am coming to you all, in hope, that you feel it in your heart to help as well. He has been dealt blow after blow and needs us to prove to him that there are still good people in this world willing to help others when they are down.
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<div>Danny has suffered from diabetes and goes to and from dialysis three times a week; however, even as I write this I am claiming his complete healing by God’s grace. As if diabetes and dialysis were not enough, Danny has recently faced three separate emergent transportations with prolonged hospital care in just the last two months; resulting in insurmountable medical bills. His car is now no longer in working order and is having to inconvenience others to get a ride from Crane to Odessa (a 35 minute drive) and back. If you know Danny then you understand how much he dislikes putting anyone out. This just adds to his stress. On top of that, due to his health issues he can no longer work. The enemy continues to attack Danny at every turn! So, whether it is $5 or $100 or if you know of a mechanic looking to do a good deed…he just needs help!! Please find it in your heart to donate. If donation is not an option for you, because believe me I know things get tight, please consider sending out a prayer for financial stability and complete healing. Thank you all so very much in advance!!
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<div>“…for God loves a cheerful giver.”
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Stand With Danny Through Health Issues and Job Loss

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Help Katie In Her Battle Against Cancer And Homelessness ❤️

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<div>"Bob is our coworker and an 81 year old Navy Veteran who will turn 82 this year. I met him a few years ago when I joined his department. Right away, I noticed his strong work ethic and kindness. I also learned he returned to work because his Navy pension had run out.
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<div>We are hoping to help Bob finally retire and live with comfort and peace. Any support will help him stay safe, care for his health, and enjoy time with his family and animals without constant worry."
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Help Bob Retire and Live in Comfort [South Dakota]

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<div>"Sue Webb is the wife of a Veteran and has spent her life caring for others. For 35 years, she worked full time in the financial sector with dedication and strength. Her life changed when her husband of 50 years, a Korean War Veteran, was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s and later brain cancer. She chose to retire early so she could care for him full time.
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<div>Even through these challenges, Sue continues to give back. At 83 years old, she works at the VA in palliative care and patient education. When asked why she still works, she simply says, “so I can live.” Her strength comes from the need to support herself and manage the financial burden left behind.
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<div><strong>Kindness Creator Samuel Weidenhofer is on a mission to ensure one veteran or veteran’s family in every US state never has to work again.</strong>
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Easing Sue’s Burden: A Veteran’s Wife’s Story [Arkansas]

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Peace and Comfort for Chris and Sims Family

Hi everyone, my name is Stormie, and I’m creating this fundraiser for my mom, Kelsi White. 
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<div>My name is Jacy Vaughn, a first-generation farmer, a wife, and a mom of two young children. I own and operate Like Wildflowers Homestead, a raw milk dairy in West Texas, where we serve our community through a Private Membership Association.

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<div>What started as a personal journey to provide better food for my own babies grew into a growing farm now serving hundreds of families who value locally raised, carefully handled food.

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<div>If you believe in supporting small family farms and your right to food freedom, <strong>we would be deeply grateful for your support — whether through a donation or by sharing this page.</strong>

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<div><strong>Every contribution helps relieve pressure on our family and allows us to continue caring for our animals and serving our community.</strong>

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<div>— Jacy &amp; Family

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<div>Six months ago, he was a healthy, active little boy — running, playing, laughing, going to school, and doing everything a typical 6-year-old does.
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<div>Cerebral ALD is a rare, genetic, terminal brain disease. It is caused by a mutation that prevents the body from properly breaking down very long chain fatty acids. These fatty acids build up in the brain and destroy myelin — the protective covering around nerve cells. It is the most severe form of ALD, marked by a rapid and relentless inflammatory process that destroys the brain’s myelin. Once the damage begins, it spreads quickly. Children who were once thriving can become completely dependent in a matter of months.
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<div>Please continue to lift Mavryck and his family up in prayer. Share his story. Support them in any way you feel led. Awareness matters. Research matters.
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Mavryck's Fight with Cerebral Adrenoleukodystrophy

<div>Ojas is a devoted husband and father who came to the US from India in 2018 to earn his Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering at Texas A&amp;M. He’s built a life as a distinguished energy systems consultant, a loving partner to Jessica, and a hands-on dad to Neil (5 weeks), Nora (19 months), and Owen (8). Ojas is known for his kindness, brilliance, and the warmth he brings to his family—whether he’s building a flower box for Jessica or making pancakes for Owen’s birthday guests. He’s the heart of his home, always striving for his family’s happiness and future.
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<div>It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our beloved Justin Sebree. He was a beautiful soul and an amazing son, father, brother, and nephew who brought so much love and light into our lives.
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<div>Join Us in Supporting Tristan’s Fight with Courage and Faith

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<div>Tristan has been facing an extraordinary battle with aggressive Osteosarcoma (bone cancer) since his diagnosis in May 2021. Just two months later, he underwent a life changing amputation of his right leg below the knee. Since then, he has faced four relapses, yet his strength and spirit have never wavered.

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<div>On June 10, 2025, new scans revealed a recurrence where his 8th posterior rib was located, the same area as his previous tumor. Now, Tristan is preparing to begin a trial treatment at St. Jude Hospital, continuing his fight with the same courage that’s defined his journey from the very beginning.

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<div>Through every setback, Tristan’s deep faith in Jesus Christ has grounded him and given strength to our entire family. The support, prayers, and kindness from friends, neighbors, and even strangers have carried us through some of the hardest moments. We’re beyond grateful for every single gesture of love.

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<div>Tristan’s smile, determination, and unshakable hope light up every room he walks into. He’s not just fighting cancer, he’s inspiring everyone around him. His journey is tough, but he continues to move forward with grace and grit.

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Stand with Tristan: Battling Osteosarcoma

<div>To our loving community, our family has been through a whirlwind over the past month and we would like to ask for your support. On April 21, 2024 our brother, Jacob Langley, suffered a large brain bleed and stroke. He was life-flighted to the Texas Medical Center for emergency, life-saving, brain surgery. Despite the medical team’s best efforts, they were unable to fully repair the cause of the traumatic brain injury. Since that day, Jacob has had multiple brain surgeries and procedures. To this day he has not regained the ability to speak or move his limbs voluntarily. He requires assistance breathing and receives nutrition via a feeding tube. Our family is so proud of him for fighting so hard to overcome what he has already, but it’s apparent that he has a long road of recovery ahead of him. He has made great progress with his recovery, but unfortunately those victories are coupled with setbacks each week. The goal is for him to get strong enough to leave the hospital setting and continue his rehabilitation at a facility that can provide him proper medical care and attention. We don’t know that timeline and we don’t know what all care he will require, but we do know that without medical insurance getting the help he needs is nearly impossible. We are reaching out to friends and family in hopes that our community will rally around our family and offer support. Please be praying for Jacob’s healing, rehabilitation, and overall health—as he continues to face a multitude of issues that have cascaded from the initial brain injury. If you would like to donate to his medical expenses our family would be so grateful. Jacob isn’t someone who likes to ask for help from others so he’d likely never ask for this kind of help, but, as his family who loves him, we know that he needs help financially so we are coming forward and asking. We appreciate all who have prayed for Jacob and our family thus far, those who have visited, checked in, and rearranged their lives to show up for our brother. Thank you for showing up for our family whether it be financially or in prayer.
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Join Jacob's Fight Against Traumatic Brain Injury

<div>Allen, while working as an uber driver, was held at gunpoint and instructed to go to his home. Showing incredible bravery and presence of mind, Allen made a split-second decision to drive to police department in a desperate attempt to escape and get help. Tragically, as he pulled into the station, the suspects shot him in the face. Allen was rushed into emergency surgery and is now beginning a long, painful journey toward recovery. He survived, which we’re all deeply grateful for, but he and his family are now facing significant medical bills and long term recovery costs.


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Support Allen's Brave Recovery Journey

<div>Over Memorial Day weekend, our dear friend and colleague, Jeremy Heatley, suffered a life-altering accident while spending time with his family. A small fire broke out in an outdoor kitchen, and in an effort to protect loved ones, Jeremy tried to stop it from spreading. Tragically, a propane tank exploded, leaving him with third-degree burns across the lower part of his body.

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<div>Jeremy is currently being treated at Harris Methodist Hospital, where he faces a long and challenging road to recovery. His injuries will require extensive medical care, including surgeries, skin grafts, physical therapy, and time away from work.

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<div>If you know Jeremy, you know he’s the first to lend a hand and always shows up for others. He’s a dedicated father, husband, and friend — someone who brings integrity, humor, and heart to everything he does. Now, it’s our turn to show up for him.

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<div>We’re asking for your support to help relieve the financial burden on Jeremy and his family during this incredibly difficult time. Funds raised will go directly toward medical expenses, rehabilitation, and supporting his family while he recovers.

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<div>Kash had another good day. He had an elevated heart rate but was not really storming yesterday. He got that other eye open a little bit again yesterday. Big thing he did yesterday!They got him a little wheelchair to move him around in and start working on some outside therapy! Today was mostly trying to make sure he could be positioned in the chair. He also had some beautiful music therapy while he was getting positioned! He seemed to love it all! We had to throw some extra stuffies and some other things to help make his own chair in the chair but it worked out great! He relaxed in his chair for a good while. The more he sat the more he was trying to wake up, we saw some big signs of him trying to wake up as well. He was moving his hand and head and tried opening both eyes!As the days go on we’ll be able to start wheeling him around the hospital and going outside. Big day! The doctor said they’re working everyday and he shouldn’t be in the ICU much longer. Than we will go to in-patient rehab upstairs. Everyday is better than the last! I read him the book “Love you forever” while he was in the chair and couldn’t help my shed some tears everytime I read “I’ll love you forever, I’ll like you for always, as long as I’m living, my baby you’ll be.” Our little man is doing amazing everyday!
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<div>Yesterday and last night was much better than the night before. His room was readjusted to accompany a low stimulation environment (turned down the lights, quiet voices, minimal touching, quiet movies in the background) it has done great for him just calming down as his mind is waking up. He got a nice shampoo hair wash last night from one of his favorite nurses. They are still adjusting his medicine trying to find the fine line between just calm and plain asleep. Today will be a good day I can feel it. They are going to do some physical therapy today to get his body and his mind active so we will see how that goes. Thank you thank you thank you everyone for all of your prayers, love, and support. I will keep y’all updated per usual.
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<div>I am a friend of Leslee and Rodney Fleming, longtime Realtors in San Angelo. If you know Les and Rod, you know they’d give the shirts off their backs for anyone in need. Their family needs YOUR help now. On March 13, their sweet 1-year-old grandson, Kash, crawled through their doggy door and fell into the backyard pool. He was flown to Dell Children’s in Austin, where he is in critical condition. His parents, Megan and Matt Nelson, are at his side; Megan is a stay-at-home mom to Kash and his 3-year-old brother, and Matt is self-employed and will be unable to return to work for the foreseeable future. The Nelsons do NOT have health insurance. Money is the LAST thing this young family needs to worry about during such a dark, uncertain time. Rod and Les are always helping others, and their family is so close-knit and kind. Let's band together as a community and give back to this beautiful family! Please share this gofundme, donate if you can (any amount helps), and PRAY! We believe that God hears our prayers. ❤️
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Help Baby Kash’s Family as He Fights for His Life

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<div>Our Department has suffered an unimaginable loss today, our hearts are shattered by the sudden and unexpected loss of Morgan Hughes. On December 19th, Morgan gave birth to two beautiful twins, Georgia and Hudson. Tragically, just days later, on December 28th, Morgan passed away before she could take them home. Morgan was only 22 years old.
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Helping Morgan's Family After Her Loss

<div>Dear Family and Friends, It is with the heaviest of hearts that we share the heartbreaking news of the passing of our beloved Baby Girl, Ivory Smith. Ivory brought so much light into our lives in her short time with us, and we will forever cherish the joy and love she gave so freely. As we navigate this profound loss, we are also facing the difficult reality of seeking justice for Ivory. 

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Support Ivory's Family in Their Time of Loss

<div>At approximately 7:20pm on November 20, 18 year old twin boys Jaden and Jackie and their sister 16 year old Nautica were involved in a head on crash in Crane County, Texas on FM 1053 south of Highway 329. All three of these kids died upon impact. The driver of the other vehicle died after being transported to MCH Odessa. These 3 kids are the children of Patrol Lt Heather Perkins. She has worked for ECSO for 23 years and rose through the ranks after starting in the jail. Her Dad Jackie, retired from ECSO in 2015 after 37 years of service. These are Good Folks, a precious family. We humbly ask for prayers and assistance financially to help pay for funeral services and unforeseen expenses that we all know will follow. We absolutely Thank You all !!




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<div>Bill recently experienced a fall during a community mowing event, and his health has taken a turn for the worse. Bill has faced a heartbreaking setback: for the third time, his application for Social Security benefits has been denied. This news has left Bill and his family in a precarious situation, grappling with medical bills and everyday expenses that are piling up.
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<div>LYNDA’S CHILDREN, HER PARENTS AND SISTER WANT TO EXTEND A HEARTFELT THANK YOU FOR EACH &amp; EVERY DONATION, YOUR PRAYERS, OTHER ACTS OF KINDNESS &amp; THOUGHTS &amp; WELL WISHES EXTENDED.
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<div>Lucille Ertel, along with her daughter, Angela, &amp; 3 grandsons, were in a horrific car accident on Tuesday, June 25th.<strong> </strong>They all ended up with extensive injuries &amp; sadly a couple of fatalities. There has been a Go Fund Me set up for Angela &amp; her family, which is greatly appreciated!! Lucille underwent surgery on Saturday to have screws inserted to stabilize her cracked pelvis. The surgery was successful! She will next have to be in a rehabilitation center for, at this point, an unknown amount of time.
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Stand with the Garcia Family in Their Time of Need

<div>Father &amp; son, Benedicto Jaramillo &amp; Angel Alejandro Jaramillo, are shrimpers that went missing in Lavaca Bay Saturday, June 1st. Benedicto was the sole provider for his family. We are requesting help at this time to help defray funeral cost Any donation is helpful at this time. God Bless and thank you.
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<div>Albert (83), aka Pop, and Beverley (80) Casey tragically lost their home to a flood on May 5, 2024 in Clifton, TX.
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<div>Hello, we are the Urias family, and we are devastated to share the heartbreaking news of the sudden loss of our beloved baby Ezekiel. Ezekiel was a bright light in our lives, filled with joy, laughter, and an infectious energy that touched everyone he met. His love for his Woody dolls and playful antics with his siblings brought endless smiles to our faces.
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<div>Contributions to this fund will go towards alleviating some of the costs Ethan and Erika face moving forward from a wide range of medical bills, missed work, and travel back and forth from the hospital. The financial burden this sudden diagnosis has brought on, is vast and unkown. Any amount you are able to give, whether financial or through prayer and well wishes, is incredibly appreciated.
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<div>Hayden is 12 years old and brings so much joy and love to anyone who knows her. She is the best of friends with everyone she meets and has an unmatched bond with her twin sister, Cameron. She loves volleyball, school, her family, sister and friends, and her three pups at home. Words can't describe the love so many of us have for Hayden. Hayden is always competitive on the volleyball court and always fights for those points and never gives up. We know she will continue to fight in the hospital as well and won't stop until we can bring her home.
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<div>With sincere gratitude,
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<div>My name is Elena Cardone and I am a wife of Grant Cardone, mother and an ardent supporter of American values and an advocate for justice, I stand unwaveringly with President Donald Trump in the face of what I see as unprecedented and unfair treatment by certain judicial elements in New York.
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<div>The recent legal battles he faces are not just an attack on him, but an attack on the very ideals of fairness and due process that every American deserves. It's a moment that calls into question the balance of justice and the application of law, disproportionately aimed at silencing a voice that has been at the forefront of advocating for American strength, prosperity, and security.
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<div>In standing with Trump, we're upholding the cause of every business owner and entrepreneur who believes in the fight against a system that increasingly seeks to penalize dissent and curb our freedoms.
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<div>The fact that a business owner did a loan with a bank, never defaulted, nor missed a payment, pays back the loan with interest and caused no financial damage to anyone, yet, the government overreaches and slaps a business owner with a $355M ruling should terrify all business owners and entrepreneurs.
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<div>Is this Government seizing assets? Seeking financial ruin?
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<div>This is a call to all businesses owners and entrepreneurs to rally in defense of all businesses and for man who has never hesitated to stand in defense of us.
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<div>This fundraiser, therefore, is not merely about raising the “ruling” amount. It's about making a stand. It's about showing that when one of us is targeted for championing the values that make America great, he does not stand alone. We stand with him, shoulder to shoulder, ready to support, defend, and fight back against a system that threatens to undermine the very foundations of our republic.
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<div>Now, more than ever, it's time for business owners and entrepreneurs to unite, to show our collective strength and resolve. Let's stand with Trump to ensure that justice prevails and that we continue to fight for a country that respects freedom, honors courage, and rewards the unwavering spirit of its people.
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<div>I started this fund ALL ALONE as an independent citizen ready to display courage, stand up, join forces, and send a very powerful message.
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<div>Given the circumstances, my husband and I have also now decided to cancel all future events in NY and halt all our real estate ventures there. I believe NY is not safe nor a place to conduct business at this time.
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<div>Thank you to all who are showing support. We ARE standing for what’s right. We ARE being seen and heard.
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<div>My lawyers are diligently working to ensure the funds are utilized properly.
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<div>Thank you for Standing With Trump, and thank you for Standing for This Country.
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<div><strong>Fundraiser Update: A Milestone Reached and Our Ongoing Commitment</strong>
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<div>Dear Supporters,
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<div>We are thrilled to share that, together, we've reached an incredible milestone of $1 million raised! This achievement is a testament to your generosity, support, and belief in our cause. Every donation, share, and word of encouragement has brought us to this moment, and for that, we are profoundly grateful.
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<li><strong>Confirmation of Acceptance</strong>: We are currently in communication with President Donald Trump's team to ensure that he can and will accept the funds raised. It's crucial that we navigate this process carefully and legally, and we appreciate your patience as we work through these details.
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<li><strong>Ongoing Updates</strong>: Transparency is our priority, and we will continue to provide updates on all these topics as they become available. We believe in keeping our supportive community informed every step of the way.
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<div>As we move forward, your continued support is as crucial as ever. While we've reached an amazing milestone, our journey is not over. We invite you to keep sharing our fundraiser, talking about our cause, and, if possible, contributing further. Every bit of support helps us get closer to our goal.
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<div>With heartfelt gratitude,
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Stand with Trump; Fund the $355M  Unjust Judgment

<div>Hi friends and family! I had to humble myself to do this because I hate asking for help.
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<div>so on October 24 I went to the emergency room cause I knew I had a kidney stone. Well they find out that I'm septic so I get admitted to the ICU for 8 days They put a stent in my right kidney cause it was being blocked by the stone. I got home and the urologist that put the stent in doesn't take my insurance. I find one in Lubbock and had my appointment yesterday. So now the doctor says there is a golf size kidney stone on my left side.
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<div>I need surgery to get the stones out and the stent out. I have to pay $900 to the dr and $4000 to the hospital so I can have the surgery. I wouldn't be asking for help but I am tired of being in pain all the time. Any amount is appreciated and if you can't, prayers are always appreciated. Thank you for those who actually read to the bottom. And I put a pic of the goodest boy for attention 
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<div>Tragically on Sunday, February 4th, 2024 my daughter, Ashley‘s home was destroyed by a fire. Unfortunately, she did not have insurance. Ashley and her two kids lost everything in the fire.
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<div>Ashley is a hard-working single mother, who works at a truckstop in a service department as a Service Advisor and spends everything she makes on that house and her two kids; Harley Grace who’s 12, and Bubba who’s 9.
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<div>The home was purchased from her sister’s father in law and only had 2 payments left.
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<div>The kids lost all of their new Christmas gifts, some even before they got to use them.
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<div>There are some additional circumstances to the fire that I need to keep personal at this time, but the children are going to need some counseling and lots of prayers.
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<div>To make matters worse, Ashley had let her brother recently move in when he needed a place to stay. So he also lost everything in the fire too. The family also had a dog that’s going to need a home to stay in and a cat that is still missing.
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<div>Hi, my name is Kim and I am the grandmother to a wonderful little boy named Hudson.On April 28th of 2022 his parents received some devastating news. Hudson had stage 4 nueroblastoma cancer. He has already been through 5 rounds of chemo, 2 surgeries, hospital stay for infection, several blood and platelet transfusions and stem cell retrieval, radation among other things. Many of you have followed Hudson’s journey the last almost two years. It has been a hard journey for him and his family but in December they found relief and rang the bell. Unfortunately, this is a very aggressive and nasty cancer that just won’t leave him alone. It has come back already in several places including the chest, spine and hips. They are looking at another long hard course of treatment which begins tomorrow at Primary’s. Which will be 3 types of chemotherapy and antibody therapy combined. He will be admitted for 6 days every 21 days in Salt lake which is about 4 hours from there home. Treatment is anywhere from 12-18 months.We are SO grateful for those that have helped in our fight and for all the prayers being said. Thank you for any support you can give this sweet family again. They have such a long road ahead of them again !!
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<div>Hi, my name is Becky Porter and I’m raising money for our lifelong family friend, Jill (Giesler) Welch.
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<div>Jill is a retired nurse, mother and grandmother. She has spent her life caring for others and now needs our help.
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<div>Jill was diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer in 2015. She fought it like a champion and beat it for several years. Unfortunately, Jill’s remission ended in October 2023 when doctors told Jill that the cancer had returned.
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<div>Jill’s doctors are optimistic, but her cancer requires a significant course of chemotherapy that Medicare does not cover. Jill’s out of pocket costs are absolutely cost prohibitive. Even with manufacturers’ coupons, Jill’s expected contribution is more than feasibly possible for her to undertake without financial assistance.
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<div>Jill has spent her life caring for others, and at this time, she needs help for herself. Jill has been like a member of our family for over 65 years. We love her dearly and just want to help her get through this financial and emotional crisis.
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<div>Jill’s oldest son has been living with her sharing household expenses.  Unfortunately he had emergency surgery and is very sick with pneumonia.  At this time he will be off work for an undetermined amount of time.  Please say a prayer for him.
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<div>All funds raised will go towards Jill’s chemotherapy drugs and treatments by her doctors and support staff. 
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<div>To the extent you can, please consider donating to this worthy cause.
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Hello, I'm Pete Lozano, the oldest son in our family, and I'm reaching out for your help as we cope with the loss of our family home due to a tragic fire. <br /><br />Today, our family faced an unimaginable tragedy - we lost our home to a fire. It's a heavy-hearted moment, yet we're grateful everyone made it out safely. The new year began in a way we never expected. Everything belonging to my mom, grandma, and siblings was lost, except for the clothes on our backs. The pain of losing cherished childhood photos, VHS home videos, and irreplaceable memories is immeasurable.
<br /><br />With a GoFundMe, I aim to help my family rebuild their lives. They're currently staying with my wife, other relatives, and me. Your support means everything to us as we navigate this challenging time. The wind worsened the fire, swiftly taking away our childhood home. Losing my father in 2022 added to the anguish, watching everything engulfed by flames, including our family portraits, the memories, the handprints in the restroom, and the last moments spent with my dad in that house.
<br /><br />If you can find it in your hearts to assist us, we'd be eternally grateful. Your kindness during this tough period means the world to us.

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