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<div>This time last year, Sharon Dixon, a well-known and loved bar/restaurant owner, pioneering LGBTQ+ community figure, and local music supporter, was being evicted from her decades-long home and venue, Studio 200.
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<div>There were many complications, from holes in the safety net supposed to protect vulnerable populations, to health issues and unreliable phone communication. Sharon lived in cheap hotels and when her savings ran out, she had to go to a shelter. HUD housing was supposed to become available within a month, then weeks… after three months there was still no solution. Fed up with the religious overtones and dorm living, Sharon left and went back to cheap motels, but her minimal Social Security payments couldn’t cover that full time.
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<div>In the spring, I left for an extended period overseas. After returning, I called Sharon to plan our usual meal and catch up. She had just got out of hospital. Staff at a Walgreens she visited earlier had been so concerned by her condition that they called an ambulance. Sharon was living on the streets full-time.
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<div>I met Sharon that evening and found her in a heartbreaking condition. She had no shoes on; her feet were swollen and wounded. All her belongings were in plastic bags hanging from her walker. She had lost 50 lbs. I barely recognized her. When I hugged her, she said, “I didn’t know if you’d want to hug me like this.”
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<div>Sharon had been assaulted multiple times, hospitalized twice, and developed a pronounced trauma-related stutter. We immediately went to buy soft, comforting clothes, (she waited in the car, barely able to stand), found a hotel, and got her showered. Then we went for a huge meal. Over the next five days, Mel, myself, and those advocating fiercely for her in city/county services went into overdrive. The staff at La Quinta were kind and helpful, arranging for her to stay in a ground-floor accessible room as she could barely walk, and accommodating our many calls and visits from services.
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<div>The following week Sharon was finally placed in temporary housing. The apartment had holes in the door and was shared with a stranger, but she was safe and off the streets.
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<div>Two months later the facility was sold and rent raised beyond Sharon’s means. Finding another solution became urgent. Mel had found a more affordable place, thankfully they had one opening. Advised it would fill quickly, Mel rushed to get her application and documentation in. It was a massive relief when Sharon was accepted.
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<div>Two weeks ago, Sharon moved into her very own place! Today, I’m writing this at Sharon’s table, having just shared Thanksgiving dinner with her, Mel, my son and partner. It is wonderful to finally see her HOME.
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<div>If you know Sharon, you know she has a huge heart. She is much more accustomed to helping others than being helped. During crisis, she understandably didn’t want to publicize her circumstances. Now, I have her permission to ask for your support.
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<div>Sharon's current furniture is borrowed, including her bed. As well as buying her own household items, it would be wonderful to replenish her savings for emergencies or rent increases. The few who knew her circumstances have helped with rents, storage fees, security deposit, and other costs. I'm sure many others who have enjoyed knowing Sharon and what she has provided, will be glad to give back.
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<div>A testament to her impact, Sharon was recognized by the Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors in the summer of 2023. The words on her plaque say it all (see photo; text below).
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<div>WHEREAS Sharon Dixon has been prominent bar owner, business woman and community advocate since 1971; and was at one point or another involved in almost every women’s bar in Milwaukee, having laid the foundation for three of the city’s most beloved and longest running lesbian bars; Sugar Shack, Fannies, and Kathy’s Nut Hut; and
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<div>WHEREAS, Sharon Dixon opened the Sugar Shack in 1975 with her partner Joann, the first bar in Milwaukee owned by lesbians and for lesbians, creating a valuable safe space for women to socialize and feel comfortable, understood and seen; and WHEREAS, Sharon Dixon opened the bar Fannies in 1983, another LGBTQ+ bar, and the the third such bar she had a hand in opening, demonstrating her commitment to creating safe spaces for LGBTQ+ patrons tote open and comfortable as they are; and
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<div>WHEREAS, Sharon Dixon is described by former employees and old friends and as a kind soul and compassionate neighbor, willing to give anything she had to help those in need, delivering gift baskets, gift cards, hot meals, diapers, beauty products, or whatever would make the difference for women in the community; and
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<div>WHEREAS, Sharon Dixon has served the community for 50 years, and fiercely helped build community for LGBTQ+ people in Milwaukee county; now,
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<div>BE IT RESOLVED, the members of Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors, on the motion of Supervisors Sheldon A. Wasserman and Perter Burgelis, along with supervisors Ryan Clancy, Priscilla E. Coggs-Jones, Carloline Gomez-Tom, Willie Johnson Jr, Juan Miguel Martinez, Shawn Rolland, Steven Shea, Liz Summer, Sequanna Taylor, Steve F. Taylor, Chairwoman Marcelia Nicholson do herewith commend Sharon Dixon for her dedicated efforts and contributions to the LGBTQ+ community, and wish her Prosperity, happiness, and continued success in all her endeavors.
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<div>Signed: Marcelia Nicholson, Sheldon Wasserman, Perter Burgelis.
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Support Sharon Dixon's New Beginning

<div>So this past week I was in a real bad car accident which resulted in my car being pretty damaged and not drivable. Then the very next day someone decided to break into my father's car which I was using to go to a work meeting. &amp; they stole all of my personal possessions and work equipment that I carry with me every day when I teach. So within 48 hrs everything that I use to navigate through my life was gone. So I am now in a position where I need some help to repair my car and replace what was taken from me. So if you find it in your heart and spirit to help me in any way so that I can continue moving forward it would be deeply appreciated!
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Help Christopher Gilbert get back on his feet

<div>Our dear friend Dwayne Washington aka Diz recently experienced a dire medical emergency which led to acute kidney failure. Currently he is undergoing dialysis treatments every other day while still in the hospital. He is patiently waiting to be cleared for outpatient care. Although his recuperation has been miraculous so far, the road to a full recovery will be ongoing for the foreseeable future. During this time he will be unable to work while he focuses on healing. Any help to cover expenses will be greatly appreciated. He is extremely grateful for your thoughts, prayers and well wishes. Please share this fundraiser and donate what you can to help someone who has brought so much joy to so many of us. Updates will be posted to keep everyone abreast of his health journey when he feels ready to do so. Much love to all!
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<div>Born on December 26, 1956, Teresa K Bristol (AKA Teri Bristol) entered this world as a gift. 
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<div>Embraced by the love of her family and surrounded by your prayers, your heartfelt blessings, your well wishes and your love, she took her final breath at 11:36 pm last night and was undoubtedly escorted by loved ones lost to the main stage in Heaven. 
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<div>After a lifetime of kindness, of giving, of sharing, of courage, of inspiration, of happiness, of sincerity, of strength, of compassion, of selflessness, and of pure love - she has returned to her maker’s open arms - having left the very best parts of herself in each of us. 
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<div>To know her was to know that the turntables were simply a conduit, a direct line, from her heart ♥️ into each of ours.
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<div>Keep her close always.
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<div>The family was just made aware that her life policy was cancelled when she went on disability. This will help with her final expenses and any additional funds will go towards unpaid medical bills and her celebration of life - time and date to be determined. 
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<div>Anyone who has ever met Teresa Olson knows that she is a cool cat! Have you seen her record
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<div>That is the absolute truth. Teresa’s guiding principle is to do good for each other and for this
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<div>When did you meet Teresa? What impact did she make on your personal or professional life?
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<div>Turns out shitty things happen to cool people. Last summer, Teresa was diagnosed with
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<div>metastatic breast cancer, also called stage IV cancer. It is considered non-curable at this time.
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<div>Treatment is focused on managing the condition rather than providing a cure. That’s a lot to
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<div>dealt with her fierce courage and bright energy. Her treatment plan is working. Her body is
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<div><strong>Support Teresa</strong>
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<div>It has been a year since Teresa’s diagnosis. Although it may seem like old news, every day
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<div>presents a new challenge for her. So, on this anniversary let’s all come together to celebrate
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<div>For years Teresa has been a support system for many of you. Her graciousness is unmatched
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<div>she means to us. Let’s support her like we mean it. Like our lives, especially hers, depend on it.
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<div><strong>Donate today!</strong>
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<div><strong>Donations will support Teresa’s medical treatment plan and self-care expenses.</strong>
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<div>To learn more about Metastatic Cancer, visit <a href="https://www.metavivor.org" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">METAvivor</a>
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Teresa Olson Fundraiser

<div>Arthur was a dear friend, a brother, a son, and most importantly a light in many of our lives. His passing came suddenly, and broke a lot of our hearts. While we all learn how to move forward and honor him, we want to look out for those that he loves too. 
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<div>Taylor, his fiancee, is having a difficult time with this loss and needs some time to process her grief. We're setting up this gofundme to help her take some time off while she learns how to handle this unexpected tragedy. The fund will help Taylor cover costs endured by his loss. We appreciate all of you, and are thankful for all the support you've shown so far. Please help us continue to look out for our friend.
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<div>I’m Aleah Black, sometimes known as Gendersauce. I make memes on the internet. I also make theater. I’m a playwright, performer, and puppeteer in New York City. I’m making a show titled Thicket. It’s a new, full-length play full of puppets, music, strangeness, and mythology. It’s an interdisciplinary theater piece about queer love and the possibility of mercy. This past February 2022, with your help, I held a workshop of the show with an incredible constellation of humans. This spring, April 2023, I am directing and producing the show in New York City!
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<div>As a trans nonbinary playwright, I am invested in creating rehearsal spaces that are equitable and playful, and treating performers with autonomy and respect. I love my performers and I pay my performers. Queer and trans stories are difficult to fund in our current cultural artistic landscape-- so I'm turning to my community to help pay these amazing actors a livable wage.
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<div>By contributing to this campaign, you will be doing three things:
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<div>1. Ensuring the actors and musicians are paid a livable wage.
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<div>2. Ensuring we have enough for our rental of the theater.
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<div>3. Allowing us to purchase quality materials for our puppets, costumes, and props.
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<div>Artistic labor is valuable! Every dollar over our goal will go to producing this show and paying the amazing cast. We need to raise the entirety of our goal by March 31st in order to secure our rental and pay the cast/crew.
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<div>I will be posting introductions of the cast/crew as well as the link to our ticket sales over the next new months. I hope that many of you who have supported my work over the years can make it to the performance. It's going to be spectacular.
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<div>Thank you for helping us make art. Thank you for being here.
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<div>Tista is a nice person. Getting robbed sucks. Nice people getting robbed is the absolute worst.
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<div>Woke up to $4000+ of equipment stolen from my car in my buildings parking garage last night. Only thing I’m thankful for it wasn’t my bag with my laptop and other things. This really sucks, I’m pissed 
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Help Tista after he was robbed

<div>My name is Mike Derer, I am helping Dustin Zahn recoup some funds and rebuild a small portion of his studio.  Earlier this week Dustin’s new studio space that he just moved into in Berlin, Germany was broken into and robbed.  Nearly 15 years of work, equipment, gear and devices were stolen.  As a musician, this is completely devastating to not only lose your gear, life’s work but also everything you need to make an income. 
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Help Dustin Zahn recover from his studio robbery

<div>As some of you may know our beloved Deebo is back in the hospital. We have been given permission from him to ask everyone for some help.
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Help Chicago Legend Deebo

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<div>As many of you know, one of our Chicago favorites, Dj Teri Bristol, has been battling end stage kidney failure since January of 2020. Luckily for ALL of us, thru her strength and determination,  she continues to endure. Now in her third year as a candidate on the nationwide kidney transplant list, Teri has been undergoing dialysis daily since, and continues to fight with a smile on her face and more love in that enormous heart of hers than ever. This past week, she underwent her sixth catheter replacement surgery. Unfortunately, due to scarring tissue in her abdomen, she has to return to Hemodialysis which requires a minimum of 5 hours daily in the treatment center and she will be limited at how much she will be able to work which will make it really hard to make ends meet. Let’s all come together and help this beautiful soul continue to live joyously. If you are able, please contribute in any manner possible, be it money, a show of love and support via comment or a phone call or prayer. This has been financially devastating and she is struggling with day to day costs, as well as treatment and medication expenses. With so much appreciation, she is expressing her gratitude and her love.❤️‍
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Help for Teri Bristol

<div>On Thursday the 23rd, my niece Lianna was driving her brother to go snowboarding when they were hit head on by a vehicle driving the wrong way on the highway. Tragically the pregnant driver that caused the accident, Genesis Stanton, did not make it and was not insured. 


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<div>While my niece’s injuries aren’t life threatening, they are life changing. She had to have emergency surgery and then another surgery the very next day. Her pelvis was crushed,  she has a broken femur, both wrists are broken, a broken arm and a broken ankle, along with burns from the airbag and seatbelt. Fortunately her brother is ok. He’s traumatized I’m sure but physically ok as far as I’m aware at this time. 


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<div>Any help, no matter the size, could be a game changer for them. She has a very long road ahead of her and the other driver not being insured has definitely caused even more stress during this time. 


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<img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/36737664_154912077484845_r.jpeg" alt="36737664_154912077484845_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br />On Thursday afternoon, 1/30/19 (US)/ Friday morning (Thailand), our friends Jamie and Jesse were hit by a mini van while walking off the curb to a Grab car (like Uber).  The police report says the driver was going too fast and may have been drinking.  Jesse (pictured above left) sustained lacerations, received stitches, and was released from the hospital.  Jamie, however, had both legs shattered, a broken pelvis, and internal bleeding.<br /><br />After four hours in surgery, Jamie has two dozen pins in his left leg and a dozen pins in his right leg.  He also has cuts on his face, a ruptured bladder, a bruised kidney, and his pelvis is broken in four places.  He has also sustained a light head injury and had a small stroke, sometime around his surgery which is causing some mobility issues with his left arm.  He will need at least one additional surgery to put a screw in his pelvis and an IVC filter in  to stop blood clots from reaching his lungs.  He's awake and doing well, but he's going to be stuck in Bangkok at least until it's safe for him to travel on a plane.  Tara (pictured above right) will be staying with him until he's able to travel. How long it will take for Jamie to heal enough to travel is unknown at this time.   Our friend Corrie Lynn flew in from Australia for part of the vacation and stayed to help support Tara and Jamie for a little a while as well.<br /><br />Expenses (updated 2/9/19 with what we know of at the moment and anticipated future costs - full transparency):<br />* On 2/8/19 we found out that Jamie's health insurance is willing to pay his hospital bills in Thailand, which is GREAT news and alleviates some of the financial stress of mounting medical bills for the GFM campaign.  That said, there are still bills that are not covered and I'll do my best to try to outline everything below.<br /><br />- First hospital bill (#1) is $15,047. (Petcharavej Hospital)  This was for the first two days, including surgery.<br />----- This bill was mostly covered by the driver's car insurance (reduced to $600; Tara paid this with GFM; it should be reimbursed by insurance) <br />- First hospital bill (#2) is $1,145. (Petcharavej Hospital) This was for three additional days of care.<br />----- Unsure what the total was or who paid it.  Anything paid from the GFM will need to be reimbursed by insurance.<br />----- Medicine was discounted 15% through negotiation<br />- Hospital ambulance transfer from Petcharavej Hospital to Bangkok Hospital is $500.<br />----- This would be not be covered by insurance and is an expense covered by GFM funds.<br />- Second hospital bill (#1) is $6,800 (Bangkok Hospital). Needed for emission to the hospital.<br />----- Used for CT scan, MRI, and pelvic scan.  This was paid for by GFM funds and needs to be reimbursed by insurance.<br />- Second hospital bill (#2) is $9,800 (Bangkok Hospital). This is for 3 days in the ICU and acute/orthopedic care.<br />----- This was paid for by GFM funds and needs to be reimbursed by insurance.<br />- Second hospital bill (#3) is $15,000.<br />----- This was paid for by GFM funds and needs to be reimbursed by insurance.<br />- Second hospital IVC filter surgery is $7,400.<br />----- This was paid for by GFM funds and needs to be reimbursed by insurance.<br />- Rent, utilities, car, insurance for Jamie's home and his car payment was est. $1,170  for February. <br />----- This was handled by Tara and Jesse directly.  I have limited info beyond it being taken care of.<br />- Lodging and food for Tara and Corrie<br />----- Donations have taken care of lodging  <br />----- Food $150/week (Tara/Corrie/Jamie)<br />----- Cabs $150/week (this is going down now due to closer lodging being in walking distance)<br />- Thai lawyer<br />----- This is paid for with GFM funds at a rate of $111 per hour (currently about $444 and growing as he assists with insurance reimbursements)<br /><br /><br />Okay, if you read all that, aside from a bunch of reimbursement paperwork and backtracking (which we've asked the Thai lawyer to assist with).  That leaves the GFM depleted and the rest on credit cards.<br /><br />Medical Transportation back to the US (this will NOT be covered by insurance):<br />- Sky Nurses (Florida) for about $28,000 and Tara can travel with Jamie to Dubai to O'Hare<br /><br />Civil case:<br />- the driver's family is very poor and Thailand has a criminal case against the driver (wife).  The driver's family has two children as well.  Since they assisted with negotiating the first hospital bills and <br /><br />2/8/19 Embassy Update:<br />- Tammy Baldwin's office and Ron Johnson's office are supporting efforts with the US Embassy<br />- We're currently working through repatriation  loans and CVC financial aide to try to save some of the GFM funds for when Jamie gets home <br />- 2/17/19 This has been a complete failure by the US Embassy<br /><br />We're asking for $55,000 and will update from there as medical bills are solidified and/or appear.<br />- Rehabilitation costs/insurance coverage are still TBD<br />- Ambulance costs from O'Hare airport to Milwaukee are still TBD<br /> <br />Any help you can offer is greatly appreciated!  Every little bit helps.  All funds will go immediately and directly to Tara so they can be used in Thailand for her and Jamie (we do not need to hit goal for the funds to become available so every donation counts).  Jamie's family in WI and NC are aware of this campaign, have full visibility, and support it.<br /><br />At this time, this is the best way to show Jamie your support.<br /><br />Thank you!<br /><br /><br />--- <br />Additional notes:<br />We know there will be a long road to recovery for Jamie (over a year) so let's keep going.  There are fundraiser events in the works here in Milwaukee - support is pouring in from Chicago, Detroit and from as far as China and Australia.  Some people have asked about donating Hilton points.  You can donate them to account#1055897803.

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Canada Campaign Owner Group

Fundraiser Without Meta Link

Scheduler payment tester gorup

charityCommunityId

Charities allow to be claimed unclaimed (PRD)

Canada (CA) users

currencyCode

UC Tipping v20250115 International

pymk_production_xplr_fe_team

Android at or above 12.2.0

Profile photo entry point audience

smart goals (fundraiser/manage) on test01

Activity Tracking v1 Beta Testing

writePath

Stream Notification

start gfm intl allowed locales

Platform is iOS v11.2.0 and above

prod_ach_audience

AI Chatbot Audience

amp13 only new funds (prod) (anyword auto)

UC Flow Enabled (Prod)

Payment Identity Beneficiary Verification - Production

shared notification bell audience

Custom users

ach frontend audience

Android v11.0.0 and above

Users Receiving Payments Paused Notifications

smart goals test01

Manage Coach - US English Organizers Only + new funds only

Team EGG - IP Address list

Fundraiser Without Instagram Deep Link

Native 11.4.0 and above

UC Tipping v20250107

Users Receiving Braze KYC Validation Failed

Native 11.3.0 and above

Influencer - Prod

US fundraisers and US users

userEmail

template_id

userId

fundUrl

isCharityCo

email

appVersion

shouldBucketIntoExperiment

partnerId

donationCadence

isActiveFundraiser

isPartner

isMobile

npoProfileOptIn

fundIsLinkedWithMeta

hasSessionDonation

isCampaignOwner

fundHasInstagramDeepLink

Native 11.4.0 and higher

New funds eligible - Video Sharing (PROD)

GB Donation Upsell audience 

Auto Thanks V3 Rollout Audience

Thank you V3 testing whitelist

isRecurringFriendly

Is Recurring Friendly

Excluded funds - Video Sharing

Logged In Users

CH Donation Upsell audience

Android v10.6.0 and above

userCurrencyCode

Localized Currency

v11.5.0 and above

testAudience

pathname

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