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<div>Liz is an amazing mom to three boys, a loving wife to Mike, and the heart behind The Crazy Cowboy. She’s the kind of person who shows up for everyone—her family, her kids’ schools, and the Jackson community—without ever asking for anything in return.
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<div>Recently, she received devastating news: Liz has been diagnosed with stage 4 ovarian cancer.
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<div>What started as a routine scan quickly turned into something much more serious. The cancer is not only in her ovaries—it has spread to her uterus, throughout her abdominal cavity, and now to her spine.
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<div>Liz is a small business owner, which means she relies on the business she runs every single day. As treatment begins, she’ll be forced to step away—while also taking on the added cost of hiring staff just to keep things running. At the same time, she’ll be traveling an hour each way to the University of Michigan for ongoing care.
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<div>The financial pressure is immediate and overwhelming.
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<div>We’re raising funds to help cover medical expenses, travel, and to give Liz the ability to focus on what matters most: fighting for her life and being there for her family—without the constant stress of how everything will be paid for.
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<div>Liz and Mike have spent years pouring into others. If you’ve ever been impacted by their kindness or their presence in the community—this is our chance to show up for them.
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<div>If you’re able to give, thank you.
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<div>If not, your prayers, love, and sharing this mean just as much.
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<div>If 500 people gave $20, it would take a huge weight off their shoulders. Every share helps us get there.
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<div>Let’s surround Liz with the same love she’s always given so freely. ❤️
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<div><em>This fundraiser is being organized by me, Kim Gamez, Liz’s sister-in-law, on behalf of our family.</em>
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<div>My name is Liane Barclay and <strong>I am raising funds for Sydney Rowe</strong>. Sydney was a bystander in a drive-by shooting who was hit in the back of the head as she was crossing the street back to her home on Friday night after her shift at Sorry Charlie’s.

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<div><strong>Miraculously, she survived.</strong>

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<div>Over 40,000 people are killed by gunshot, with an additional 80,000 gunshot wound survivors annually.

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<div><strong>Gunshot wounds to the head are fatal over 90% of the time.</strong>

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<div>We cannot believe how fortunate we are to still have her, but there’s a long, difficult road ahead of her.

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<div>Sydney finds herself now unable to work to pay her regular bills and her nearly insurmountable medical bills. Like many of us, Sydney has<strong> no medical insurance</strong> and<strong> no recourse to find who did this to her </strong>or to get any kind of recompense.

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<div>Sydney has lived and worked in Savannah for her entire adult life. Even though her family lives all the way in Iowa, at 28 years old, she has made a life for herself and built a loving community around her here with us.

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<div><strong>We’re asking for you to donate any amount to help Sydney and her family after this tragic and senseless accident.</strong>

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Standing with Sydney after Tragic Shooting

<div>So I’m raising money for Dirk, the bartender of O’Connell’s Pub who was attacked in a home invasion on January 11th, 2025 by two guys pretending to be Amazon Delivery drivers. If you have any questions reach out to me. Whatever you can contribute is appreciated.
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<div>A number of people have asked that the goal amount be raised. I can assure that all contributions are welcome and needed for his recovery and rehabilitation. Thank you for all of your support for Dirk during this time. 
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Help Dirk from O’Connell’s Pub: Injured in “Amazon” Attack

<div>Hi, I am Suzanne Benton's sister, Jeannie, and my beautiful, loving, generous sister now needs your help. Suzanne, known to her friends as "Sunshine," needs a kidney. It may seem like just another GoFundMe, but to me, it is a lifeline for my sister. Already on dialysis, she hopes to be approved for a kidney transplant. I, as well as others, are being screened to be her live donor. If she is not approved or cannot find a live donor, she may wait five years for a transplant or stay on dialysis indefinitely. Added to the complications of dialysis and having a life-threatening illness is a substantial financial burden. The uncovered expenses for medications, tests, procedures, surgeries, and dialysis supplies have already rapidly piled up.
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<div>So many people have reached out to us and asked how they can help give back to a person who has given so much of herself to so many, and to that, I say, any way you can. Prayers, well-wishes, and healing vibes are all welcomed and encouraged.  If you can make a monetary donation, no matter how small you may think it is; it would be a huge blessing to our family. 
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<div>Hi, My name is Tessa, and we are raising money for Stephen and his 3-year-old daughter, Carson who was tragically left behind after a boating acciden over Memorial Day weekend. 
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<div>Stephen, known to his friends and family as Stevie, Stephen, or Chauncey, passed away on Sunday, May 29, 2022, from injuries sustained in a tragic boating accident. 
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<div>Stephen was an incredible man that accomplished a lot in his short 37 years of life. He served the US Army as a Warrant Officer III for 16 years, where he was a pilot, first flying OH-58 Kiowa helicopters and later flying C-12 airplanes. Stevie did two tours in Afghanistan, and during his deployment in 2010, he was awarded the Combat Action Badge and the Air Medal. In addition to his combat deployments, he had operation deployments to Africa and South America. In 2020 he medically retired from the Army and became a Flight Instructor at FlightSafety International. He served our country with so much pride and flying brought him so much joy, and so did being on the water, whether that was surfing or out on his boat. 
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<div>While he had a lot of love and passions, there was absolutely nothing he loved more than his daughter Carson; she was indeed the light of his life.  Stephen and Carson's Go fund me page is to help raise money for Stephen's family and set money aside for Carson's college fund. 
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<div>Stephen’s personality was one everyone was drawn to; he lived his life to the fullest, always wanting to have fun with the people he loved, make them laugh and to be the life of the party. He was the best father, son, brother and friend and will be missed immensely by so many people.
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Setting the Sail with Carson

<p>On June 18th, our friend Robbie Brinson passed away in his sleep after a hard fought bout with a rare form of cancer.  We  have decided to create this page to make donations in his honor to gift to his family so that they may do with it what would be most helpful and prudent. This could include but not be limited to a sizeable charitable donation or all going toward the existing medical and funeral debt. Anything helps, thanks in advance for your contributions,
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Remembering Robbie Brinson

On October 9, 2020 while at work at Belford’s, Marlow suffered a stroke which has changed her life and the lives of her family forever.  After 3 weeks of hospitalization, with no end in sight, she and her family face many months of medical intervention and rehabilitation.  Your contribution will help Marlow and her family pay the ongoing day-to-day bills mounting up as she is unable to work.

Prayers for Marlow

<p><span style="font-size:1.0625rem;">Robbie Brinson is a Savannah native and a good friend of mine and many other locals. At the beginning of August, Robbie went to Emory Hospital to find out why he was experiencing central nervous system dysfunction. His symptoms included sensory and balance changes as well as other concerning deficits that were impeding his ability to see, sleep, work, drive, and more. After many tests and procedures, Robbie was diagnosed with a rare and aggressive cancer called Ewing’s Sarcoma, located in his chest wall, with an associated paraneoplastic syndrome causing neurological dysfunction. The best way to fight this type of cancer is with a combination of intense chemotherapy and a surgery to remove the primary tumor. He may also need additional treatment following his chemo and surgery to help remediate his symptoms. Next week (9/14) Robbie will endure his first round of chemotherapy, which consists of 5 consecutive days of inpatient treatment. He will complete 12 biweekly rounds with alternating cycles of at-home medications and injections. </span>
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Robbie Brinson Cancer Donation

We all love Max. Let’s just start there. You all know he got severely ill a few months ago. It’s a warning to all of us. Get sick, go to the Dr. Right? Not Max. Workaholic Max didn’t have the time. Well he lived!! Thank the spirites above. After a couple months in intensive care on a ventilator he is now home!! But the troubles are not over. Now the bills pile up. Medical, life etc. help max recover until he can get back up to work again. Please help.<br />added in detail for the go fund me site:<br />Donations will be collected by Max’s partner Vera Gaweda on-his behalf

Help Max recover

<br /><br />With this campaign, we hope to QUICKLY raise much needed funds for one of the dearest, sweetest, sassiest, most hilarious people we know, the lovely Carolyn Maggi (maiden name Carolyn Yarbrough), who is in a really bad situation. <br /><br />She's been in extreme pain and discomfort for almost a solid year, as she battled a number of cracked teeth, broken crowns, abscesses and a potentially life-threatening tooth infection which resisted numerous rounds of various antibiotics and eventually even spread to her collarbone.<br /><br />As a single woman in her 70s, Carolyn lives on a very tight fixed income without dental insurance of any kind. She spent months trying to find ANY dentist who would agree to treat her and let her pay them in installments -- but nine (!) different dentist’s offices turned down this request. <br /><br />Because she was unemployed and uninsured, they all demanded payment in full, upfront, before they would help her.<br /><br />This disheartening situation led Carolyn to *treat herself* as best she could, which until recently found her gobbling daily handfuls of both Extra-Strength Advil and Extra-Strength Tylenol for months on end in an effort to ease her debilitating pain, which took a tremendous toll on her stomach lining and left her very susceptible to stroke.<br /><br />That extreme head, tooth and shoulder pain eventually caused her to black out and fall from her stool at a restaurant, where she hit her head on the tile floor, and had to be taken to the Emergency Room and checked for a possible concussion (that’s why, in the photo which accompanies this campaign, she is vainly trying to cover her resulting black eye with makeup).<br /><br />Long before that nasty infection took hold, one of the crowns on her front teeth broke off and was lost, and she was forced out of necessity to resort to trimming cheap press-on fingernails into a vague tooth-shape with a pair of scissors, and then supergluing those plastic pieces onto the remaining dental post in hopes no one would notice her plight. <br /><br />Two-and-a-half years of repeated applications of that homemade “fix” has now resulted in great damage to her three top center teeth and gums, and all of this all must be repaired immediately, not only so she can eat and speak normally, but also because at the present, her top center dental post is completely exposed, and every day that goes by there is a very real risk it will become chipped, broken or painfully jammed into her jaw.<br /><br />If that occurs, it would require even more intensive and expensive surgery to correct.<br /><br />Furthermore, while Carolyn is a feisty Southern dame who is loathe to admit when she is feeling down, the toll of this continual pain and cosmetic damage to her smile is understandably causing her a great amount of tension, anxiety and depression, not to mention the very real possibility of an ulcer. <br /><br />All of her friends wish to see this awful weight lifted, so her spirits can once again soar!<br /><br />Those of us close to her who were able to donate money have done so, and that gave us enough to pay upfront for an initial consultation with a respected dentist’s office. This led to the development of a game plan and timeline to have a number of specialists and oral surgeons get her all fixed up. <br /><br />We have since held our first successful public fundraiser, and those proceeds allowed Carolyn to get some of the initial work completed. <br /><br />However, the most expensive stages of the whole treatment plan are now coming due.<br /><br />Again, TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE, and these dentists WILL ONLY PERFORM THESE NEEDED PROCEDURES IF THEY PAD IN FULL IN ADVANCE.<br /><br />So, we are asking for anyone and everyone’s help in easing our friend’s pain and suffering.<br /><br />We have opened a special bank account just for Carolyn’s medical expenses, and that is where 100% of all money raised through this campaign will be deposited. It will only be used for her emergency medical needs as described below.<br /><br />*** HERE IS WHAT WE HAVE ALREADY PAID FOR, AS OF 6/22/19:<br /><br />A) Several dental consultation appointments, B) Two teeth removed completely (one on the top left and another on the bottom right), C) Proper prescription antibiotics and painkillers so she could stop harming herself with high doses of over-the-counter pain relief medication.<br /><br />The total for this care so far comes to right around $1,765<br /><br />*** HERE IS WHAT REMAINS TO BE DONE ASAP:<br /><br />A) Replace at least three crowns, B) At least one and possibly two root canals, C) Possibly two new dental posts installed, D) a new bridge or partial plate so that Carolyn can chew food properly again, E) possibly as many as three temporary crowns to protect her dental posts while she is waiting to find enough money to pay for the surgery, F) additional prescription antibiotics and/or painkillers as needed.<br /><br />The estimated total for this remaining care comes to $9,000.<br /><br />Nobody should have to deal with a situation like this in 2019, but here we are.<br /><br />If you can find it in your heart and wallet to donate ANY amount at all to help cover these extensive, time-sensitive emergency dental costs, you will have the eternal gratitude of both Carolyn and all her close friends.<br /><br />Thank you in advance for reading of her plight and for donating any amount that is comfortable for you!<br /><br /> <br /><br />MORE INFO ON CAROLYN:<br /><br />Name: Carolyn Maggi (maiden name Yarbrough)<br />Born in Savannah, Ga. in 1946.<br /><br />Has worked for Norfolk-Southern Railroad, The Exchange Tavern, Owens-Thomas House / Telfair Museum, Erickson’s Inc.<br /><br />Carolyn loves movies, plays and live music and is a beloved fixture in her social group.<br /><br />Is active in her church, and (when feeling up to it) sings in a volunteer choir at funeral services and religious celebrations in our area.<br /><br /><br /><br /><br />(Text and photo by Jim Reed)

CAROLYN MAGGI medical fund

In the early hours of Wednesday, May 30, Bianca Hatton's life was forever changed. A fire tore through her apartment on Graydon Street in East Savannah, displacing her family and claiming the life of her 5-year-old daughter.<br /><br />She and her four surviving children all sustained burns. Two of her children have been transported to the burn unit in Augusta for further treatment. Bianca and her family also lost all of their possessions in the blaze. <br /><br />Bianca is a conductor for Old Town Trolley, and a member of our tourism family. As you all know, tourism in Savannah is a close-knit community that rallies to help its own. If you are able, please assist Bianca in her time of need.<br /><br />Any size donation is helpful as the family embarks on the next steps in their journey. Every dollar counts. Material donations will be accepted at the Old Town Trolley offices located at 1115 Louisville Road.

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The Living Vine is a Christian Maternity Home located in beautiful Savannah, Georgia.  It provides a safe and loving residential program to expectant, oftentimes teenage, mothers.  It is a safe place for expectant mothers to prepare themselves for the blessing of childbirth, as well as learn valued life principles, including parenting skills, and continuing education and job preparation.  <br /><br />Over the years, both in my capacity as an attorney and as an active member of my community, I have advocated for women and mothers in desperate and terrible situations.  Its always been something that has been close to my heart.  When I first learned of the Living Vine, and of the unimaginable struggles and difficulties the mothers who are housed there face, I began thinking of things I can do to help.<br /><br />On September 24, 2017,  Chattanooga, Tennessee will host a full Ironman Race. An Ironman is a grueling 140.6 mile experience with a combination of swimming (2.4 miles), biking (112 miles) and running (26.2 miles).  Its one of the most difficult athletic events around and many participants train for years to undergo such an event.  It takes non-professionals between 12-18 hours to complete.<br /><br />I am not a triathalete.  I am barely an athlete.  I competed in first triathalon only last year and before that I may have run a couple 5ks and maybe a half marathon in the last 10 years.  Until recently, I have never ridden a bike for more than 5 miles and I have certainly never swam for longer than 10 mintues. <br /><br />My Campaign is called Miles for Moms and I want to help raise $5,000.00 for the Living Vine, to be used for the benefit of their residents.  I have signed up for the Chattanooga Ironman and will race on behalf of the Living Vine here in Savannah.  I figure what I will go through to complete this Race is nothing compared to what the Mom's to be at the Living Vine have to face.<br /><br />I am so grateful and thankful for any support you can give.  You can track my training progress on Strava under my name Billy Norse.  <br /><br />Please be sure to visit the Living Vine at their webpage <a href="http://thelivingvine.org/"><a href="http://thelivingvine.org/" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">http://thelivingvine.org/</a> </a>and on Facebook at <a href="https://www.facebook.com/livingvinechristianmaternityhome/"><a href="https://www.facebook.com/livingvinechristianmaternityhome/" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://www.facebook.com/livingvinechristianmaternityhome/</a></a>.<br /><br />Thank you!!

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Tony Robbins' Unleash the Power Within (UPW) NY 2017 event has officially wrapped up. Hundreds of people took time from their busy schedule to volunteer and serve for several awesome days. Whatever was wanted and needed, the crew and staff happily rose to the challenge to make this a historic event for everyone. <br /><br />BUT, one person, a Prudential Center employee, STEPPED UP in a way that had EVERYONE being appreciative for how he showed up EVERYDAY. No one could escape nor resist this man's zest for life and joyful energy in greating everyone into the arena. His name is Brett. He showed us the true meaning of making  customers feel welcomed each and everyday without asking for anything in return other than a hug or high five. <br /><br />In that, we seek to raise funds for an all-expense paid trip to send him and his guest to Unlease the Power Within West Palm Beach in November 2017, along with some other personal development goodies. This time, we get to serve him, allow him to experience the event to unleash his power within and to see his light and dreams begin to manifest. Life will never be the same again for Brett, with your support. <br /><br />Let us give it up for this giving, loving and authentic man.

UPW NY 2017 MVP Service Award

<strong>Please support a Dear Friend of Mine and my Family!<br /><img class="not-resizable" src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/21819568_1498500730.864_funddescription.jpg" alt="" width="100%" />Amy Adams,who has recently lost her health,her home in which she's been been living for three years,belongings, and income! This happened from mold poisoning.Her breathing and lungs are so compromised that is so difficult for her to do most anything.Your kind donation will be used to support the efforts of restoring Amy's life,including the medical  care she needs to get back on her feet and hopefully breathing freely again. Thank You for your compassion and support.<br />          Love, Sharon Slack Slyter XO<br /></strong><strong></strong>

Amy's Medical Costs

Alright, y'all! For those of y'all who don't know me, my name is Josh Johansson. I'm a southern rock & soul singer/songwriter from Savannah, GA. <br /><br />I am finally at the point in my career where I am ready to realease some original tunes! At a big show that I recently played, I was given some very promising news about having a great opportunity to start recording with some folks who have a lot of experience in this business. We discussed my future and the potential of my music career REALLY going somewhere. I just need to come up with the funds!<br /><br />I want to record an EP (short album) with about 5 of my original songs. These songs will tell a story about my life and some of the people who have impacted my life, to this point. I am very proud to finally feel like I have quality music to release to my fans! Some of y'all have been sticking with me since my first gig, St. Patrick's Day, 2012!<br /><br />This is an essential step in getting to where I want to be as a musician. Your donations, combined with what I'm trying to save up on my own, will help me take care of everything I need to record and release this first album!<br /><br />I have never done anything like this and I'm really excited to take this next step. Any donations, shares, or even pats on the back are much appreciated as I try to continue my journey as a professional musician! Every bit counts and I can't thank y'all enough! When we get the album finished, there will be some sort of acknowledgement for all the folks who helped along the way! Even $1 gets me closer to my goal!<br /><br />I am going to continue recording covers and posting on social media throughout this process so y'all be on the lookout!<br /><br />Love y'all! Thanks!<br /><br />Check out my music below!<br /><a href="http://www.joshjohanssonmusic.com/" target="_blank"><a href="http://www.joshjohanssonmusic.com" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">http://www.joshjohanssonmusic.com</a></a><br /><a href="http://www.joshjohanssonmusic.com/" target="_blank"><a href="https://youtu.be/HVVjOj4aVH0" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://youtu.be/HVVjOj4aVH0</a></a>

Help Josh Fund His First Album

In the last months of 2016, James was told his liver was not functioning properly. After numerous doctor and specialist visits, he was given a diagnosis: his liver was damaged and scarred from the hepatitis virus, and that in order to stay healthy, he would need to make lifestyle adjustments. He would need periodic paracentesis procedures, where fluid accumulation would be drawn from his abdomen to reduce the pressure caused by the excess fluid. <br /><br />James has been following the recommendations of his doctors, but has continued to work during this long recovery period. James has been an institution of the service industry in Downtown Savannah for over a decade. Known by locals as "The Reverend", James has spread his particular brand of humor and compassion all across our community. <br /><br />Recently, it has become apparent that he needs time to recover and rest, and that the stress of working is too much. In early January 2017, James was hospitalized with pneumonia and dehydration, and the function of his kidneys was closely monitored. Although a frightening hospital stay, he is home now. His recovery will be a gradual process, and he is unable to work at this time. <br /><br />Because of his mounting medical care costs, the need to pay for everyday living and his inability to work, we are reaching out to the community that James has served for so long. We are asking for your thoughts, prayers, and donations. <br /><br />Please share with your circle of friends, and remember that every contribution helps. <br /><br />This is a journey we are all taking with James, and we want to see him feeling better!

James' Care Fund

A couple of weeks ago, Kiah fell ill on set so transpo took him to urgent care. They said they did not have the meds strong enough to deal with his illness so he went home to rest and his roomate went out the next day to get the meds. His health has declined considerably so his roomate brought him to the ER this morning and they have since put him on oxygen and he is in ICU. Kiah has double pneumonia.  <br />He wont be able to work for a bit and does not have insurance yet. Let's help him get back on his feet and not have to worry about the money part.<br />If we all contribute even $5.00 I'm sure it will ease his mind.<br /><br />Thankyou in advance

Kiah's medical fund

Hi everyone. <br />I'm  creating this account for Michelle and I with the hope to get everyone's help so we can win this battle. <br />Not sure how many of you know, but Michelle got diagnosed with breast cancer stage 1, grade 3 (most aggressive). We are now in the process of gathering more knowledge so we can make an informed decision of how we will beat this thing. <br />Thanks so much for your support!

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