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    Hi my name is Samuel Weidenhofer, I’m fundraising for this incredible family I had the pleasure of meeting Dylan, and…
    Hi my name is Samuel Weidenhofer, I’m fundraising for Les who is 83 years old and still working 4 days a week, at Loews, he is also a veteran. Heartbreakingly he’s looking to go full time as the bills just aren’t covering life. He’s having to work to take care of his sick wife and pay back countless medical bills, that have just pilled up and he never thought he’d be in a position where he has to work full time at 84 years old to save his home so they have somewhere to live. Les is one of a kind, and one of the kindest people I’ve ever met. He helped me even though he was struggling, I’m hoping our community can come together and make his dream come true of retiring so he can spend the time he has left with his wife. After all that is what life is about, spending time with those you love. Thank you to everyone who donates, shares or even leaves kind words on the video. Let’s RETIRE Les because no 83 year old should be forced to work..
    Hi my name is Samuel Weidenhofer & I’m fundraising for the Davidson family, who are facing an unimaginable journey no family should ever have to endure. Their six year old daughter, Myra, is currently battling brain and spinal cancer and is undergoing intensive treatment at Seattle Children’s Hospital. What started as what appeared to be a simple illness quickly became something far more serious. After experiencing concerning symptoms, including difficulty walking, changes in behaviour, and numbness, doctors discovered a large brain tumor. Further testing revealed that the cancer had also spread to her spine. Myra is now bravely facing chemotherapy and radiation. At only six years old, she is enduring the difficult side effects of treatment, including hair loss, extreme fatigue, changes in her sense of taste, and a significant struggle with her appetite. Despite everything she is going through, Myra continues to show incredible strength and courage. This heartbreaking diagnosis comes after an already devastating year for the Davidson family. Just over a year ago, Myra’s father, Wyatt, suffered a life-threatening accident that left him with burns covering 66% of his body. As the family’s primary breadwinner, Wyatt has been unable to return to work due to the severe damage to his hands and arms while continuing his long road to recovery. The family has also experienced the unimaginable loss of one of their twin babies, who sadly passed away in utero during pregnancy. After everything they have endured, this family is now facing another fight supporting their young daughter through cancer treatment while also dealing with the emotional and financial challenges that come with months of medical care, hospital visits, and lost income. I’m asking our community to come together to support the Davidson family during this incredibly difficult time. Every donation, no matter the size, will help ease the burden on this family and allow them to focus on what matters most: helping Myra fight and recover. If you are unable to donate, sharing this fundraiser and keeping Myra, Wyatt, Inna, and their family in your thoughts and prayers would mean the world. Thank you for standing alongside the Davidson family and reminding them they are not alone ❤️
    Hi, my name is Samuel Weidenhofer. I randomly met Adam while visiting a Pizza Hut, and I instantly felt like I had to do something special for him. What I didn’t expect was just how much he would end up offering to help me instead. Adam was kind, humble, and immediately put others before himself. During our conversation, I also found out he served in the military and had been deployed overseas, where he could have lost his life. Despite everything he’s been through, he’s now back home working full-time at Pizza Hut, doing everything he can to support his wife and build a stable future for their growing family. Adam and his wife are currently expecting a baby, and their biggest dream right now is to create a safe and loving nursery for their child. A place where they can bring their baby home and feel secure and ready for this next chapter of their lives. This fundraiser is to help make that happen for them. Every dollar raised will go directly towards: • Building and setting up a safe nursery for their baby • Supporting Adam and his wife as they prepare for parenthood • Helping ease financial pressure while they welcome their child • Giving Adam the chance to also take a small step toward his dream of travelling one day Adam has already given so much in his life — to his country, to his work, and to the people around him. This is about giving something meaningful back to him and his family at a time when they need it most. If you can donate or even share this, it would mean the world. Thank you for being part of this. Adam will be added as the beneficiary, no part 2 will be filmed due to this being filmed in Montana on the other side of the world but I will post updates on FB etc ❤️ — Samuel
    Hi my name is Samuel Weidenhofer, I’m fundraising for Valerie and her incredible family. Valerie is 16th years old. In 2024 at the age of 14 she was diagnosed with a high-grade label of Osteosarcoma (bone cancer on her right femur) on her 1st day of high school. Valerie has been playing soccer since the age of 12, and in the summer of 2024 she was selected for her high school varsity team. She was only able to play one game before everything changed On September 4th 2024, she was diagnosed with high-grade Osteosarcoma, beginning a journey no child or family should ever have to face. She was immediately admitted for inpatient chemotherapy, spending three months in hospital with only brief 1–2 day visits home each week. In December 2024, she underwent a major surgery where her right femur was removed and replaced with a metal prosthetic, followed by six more months of extremely aggressive chemotherapy. The treatment was so intense that her prosthetic failed to heal properly and broke in March 2025, requiring emergency surgery and a larger replacement. From December 2024 through August 2025, Valerie was unable to walk, spending months fighting through pain, surgeries, and recovery. After nine months of hospitalizations, procedures, and chemotherapy, Valerie finally reached a moment of hope when she rang the bell in May 2025, believing she had beaten cancer. She began the long process of learning to walk again and slowly rebuilding her strength. By September 2025, she was well enough to return to high school with significant support, just beginning to take her first independent steps again. However, in October 2025, during a hospital-supported survivor trip, Valerie began showing concerning symptoms. What was initially thought to be a virus quickly escalated, and upon returning home she was rushed to hospital and diagnosed with Acute Lymphatic Leukaemia. She was immediately admitted to ICU, critically unwell with dangerously low platelets, and began emergency transfusions and chemotherapy. Since then, she has endured repeated hospitalisations, complications, organ toxicity affecting her liver, neurological symptoms, and ongoing treatment challenges. Doctors are now considering advanced options such as CAR T-cell therapy and a bone marrow transplant, while continuing to fight to stabilise her condition and give her time to recover. As a family, they are now facing overwhelming financial hardship while caring for Valerie full-time. With one parent unable to work due to 24/7 care needs and the other already having taken extended time off during her initial diagnosis, the family is struggling to cover basic living costs including rent, utilities, and essential medical expenses. Despite applying for disability support, their application has been closed twice without notice. Any support would go directly toward helping Valerie continue her treatment and giving this family the stability they desperately need during an unimaginable battle. As well as all of this her biggest dream is to attend the 2026 FIFA World Cup. If anyone can help with this please reach out- they are based in Seattle and would love to attend a match there or anywhere in the USA! ❤️
    Today’s state is Delaware, and Eric’s story stayed with me. Two decades in the Air Force. A Master’s degree and a PhD in progress. A love story that started in high school and found its way back at a reunion. And right now, a family just trying to hold on through job loss, health struggles, and the pressure of daily life. His story is coming. 🇺🇲
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    Today's state is Tennessee, and I'm grateful to @veteranwithasign for helping me tell this one. Jimmy is a Marine who served in Afghanistan, who lost brothers, who came home and quietly rebuilt everything — now facing the hardest fight of his life alongside his five-year-old daughter McLaren. He survived war. He just wants more time with his little girl. More soon. 🇺🇸
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    New Hampshire. Meet Joe... a 75-year-old Navy veteran and the kind of man his whole neighborhood calls "Grandpa Joe." He handed out ice pops to kids after school, rebuilt his back porch so it was safe for the grandkids, and never stopped showing up for everyone around him. Now he's caring for a wife with cancer and a son with stage 4 kidney disease, while living with Alzheimer's himself. More soon. 🇺🇸
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