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<div>Hello! We are friends of <strong>Kseniia</strong> and are hoping to find others who will help to support her through a difficult time ahead.
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<div>Kseniia's story (in brief): Kseniia fled persecution in Russia for protesting (without destruction or violence) the war in Ukraine. As a talented computer scientist, she was hired to work for Harvard Medical School and came to the US on a work visa. She has worked hard and lived in the US for over two years now. Coming back from a trip in France, she had her visa revoked and stated she was afraid to be sent back to Russia. At that point, she was taken to an ICE detention center. We are awaiting her parole, but she has been detained since Feb 16. There are a lot of uncertainties here, but one thing is sure, she is supported in applying for a new visa. However, that is a multi-month process during which she will not be able to work thus not collect a paycheck. In the meantime, we are hoping to cover her monthly expenses (rent, groceries, utilities, etc.) and some anticipated legal expenses. (Currently the benefactor is set as her trusted roommate, friend and colleague since we do not have access to her bank information at this time. However all of the donations will go to her once she is able to access them.) As her friends and colleagues, we are humbly asking for donations to assist with Kseniia's bills until she is able to work in the US again. <strong>Thank you so much. *PLEASE DO NOT DIRECTLY MESSAGE OR MAIL ANYTHING TO HER PLEASE* Please leave any comments for her here and we will happily have her read them once she is home</strong>
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Stand With Kseniia: A Harvard Scientist in Need

<div>Hello, our names are Phil Coba and Bianca Negrete Coba and we are the oldest brother and sister-in-law to Jany Mitzy Coba, who goes by Mitzy. We are running this GoFundMe to gather donations in support of funding Mitzy's funeral costs.
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<div>Mitzy was born on March 18, 1997 to Mirian and Walter Coba. She grew up between Temecula, California in the United States and Bell Ville, Córdoba in Argentina. Mitzy is the younger sister to Phil Coba, the older sister to Kevin Coba, and the aunt to Milo Coba. She graduated from Chaparral High School in 2015. Mitzy was truly a free spirit and spent the years after high school finding out what she liked most. She worked in the auto industry, as a crossing guard for elementary schools, went to school for phlebotomy, and was really talented and expressive with her many fun hair colors that she often did herself. Any spare time that she had, she spent with her beloved and loyal dog, Obi, who she took with her everywhere regardless of if dogs were allowed or not. Mitzy may have come off as shy to some but to those who know her best, she is remembered for her sense of humor, her love of music, making those around her feel accepted and included, her carefree spirit, and joyous nature.
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<div>Mitzy passed away on April 25, 2024 at her home. At this time, we are asking for privacy and time to process all that has happened. We appreciate everyone who has reached out so far and everyone who will continue to reach out as the news spreads, but also ask that all condolences be sent through Phil and Bianca to pass along to Kevin, Mirian, and Walter so that they are not overwhelmed.
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<div>Although her time with us was short, her bubbly personality and infectious laugh will live on with each of us. In honor of Mitzy, we are asking everyone to please send us any funny stories, good memories, photos, and songs that remind you of her to Phil or Bianca through Facebook or Instagram so that they can be shared with her family and loved ones.
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<div>Hola, nuestros nombres son Phil Coba y Bianca Negrete Coba y somos el hermano y la cuñada de Jany Mitzy Coba, quien se hace llamar Mitzy. Estamos ejecutando este GoFundMe para recaudar donaciones para financiar los costos del funeral de Mitzy.
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<div>Mitzy nació el 18 de marzo de 1997 de Mirian y Walter Coba. Creció entre Temecula, California en Estados Unidos y Bell Ville, Córdoba en Argentina. Mitzy es la hermana menor de Phil Coba, la hermana mayor de Kevin Coba y la tía de Milo Coba. Se graduó de Chaparral High School en 2015. Mitzy era verdaderamente un espíritu libre y pasó los años después de la secundaria descubriendo lo que más le gustaba. Trabajó en la industria automotriz, como guardia de tránsito en escuelas primarias, fue a la escuela para realizar flebotomía y era muy talentosa y expresiva con sus muchos colores de cabello divertidos que a menudo hacía ella misma. Todo el tiempo libre que tenía lo pasaba con su amado y leal perro, Obi, a quien llevaba con ella a todas partes sin importar si se permitían perros o no. Puede que Mitzy haya parecido tímida para algunos, pero para quienes mejor la conocen, es recordada por su sentido del humor, su amor por la música, hacer que quienes la rodean se sientan aceptados e incluidos, su espíritu despreocupado y su naturaleza alegre.
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<div>Mitzy falleció el 25 de abril de 2024 en su casa. En este momento, pedimos privacidad y tiempo para procesar todo lo sucedido. Agradecemos a todos los que se han comunicado hasta ahora y a todos los que continuarán comunicándose a medida que se difunda la noticia, pero también pedimos que todas las condolencias se envíen a través de Phil y Bianca para transmitirlas a Kevin, Mirian y Walter para que no se sientan abrumados. 
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<div>Aunque su tiempo con nosotros fue corto, su personalidad alegre y su risa contagiosa vivirán con cada uno de nosotros. En honor a Mitzy, les pedimos a todos que nos envíen historias divertidas, buenos recuerdos, fotos y canciones que les recuerden a ella a Phil o Bianca a través de Facebook o Instagram para que puedan compartirlos con su familia y sus seres queridos.
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Fundraising for Jany Mitzy Coba's Funeral

<div>This is a Go Fund Me, for our dear uncle Faisal Moid, a young father of three, battling Central Nervous System Large B-Cell (Brain) Lymphoma.
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<div>Faisal had always been a real-life superhero, working 12 hours 7 days a week and raising a family. He was not only an amazing husband but a great father, brother, uncle, son, and great friend to all those around him.
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<div>In early 2022, Faisal started to show some symptoms like nausea, vomiting and seizures which indicated there was something wrong. He was rushed to the hospital where they diagnosed him with Encephalitis or brain inflammation. He was kept at the hospital and then transferred to a rehabilitation center to assist him further. 
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<div>CNS Large B-Cell Lymphoma is a very rare condition, it carries a grim prognosis if left untreated. The past 8 months have been especially challenging for Faisal and his family, as they have been dealing with Faisal’s Cancer treatment and the big change in their life. 
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<div>Faisal’s panel of doctors has suggested a treatment plan, which has shown improvement in other patients with the same diagnosis. Unfortunately, this treatment will take time and his body's reaction to the treatment will confirm what the next steps would be. His treatment is not fully covered by health insurance as he was self-employed. He is still in the hospital at the University of Pennsylvania, today is day #68, and he has started to show some signs of improvement with the chemotherapy. He will be ready for the transition from the Hospital to the Rehabilitation center. He would continue to require admission back to the hospital from time to time to receive his cycles of chemo. For the foreseeable period, which can range from 6 months to a year. The insurance plan only covers a certain portion of his medical and rehabilitation and once Faisal is in a condition to be moved back to his home, the medical and rehab wouldn’t be covered by the insurance plan anymore. 
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<div><em>Hi, on Friday, December 16, 2022, my father, Jimmy Lindsey was viciously and traumatically attacked by two dogs in his front yard. It was over 30 minutes before the first responders arrived to get the dogs off of him. My father endured this traumatizing attack for over 30 minutes as he did his best to protect himself. He was taken to a downtown hospital where it was determined by a CT SCAN that he had severed arteries. My father was then airlifted to a 1st Level Trauma hospital in Riverside for emergency surgery to save his hands. While in Riverside, he was admitted into ICU, and received another surgery, this time to repair open wounds to his limbs. My father was then transferred to Kaiser in Los Angeles where he remains today. My father has received "5" surgeries, thus far, to repair and save his limbs.</em>
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<div><em>"﻿Gramps", as we call him, will have to undergo additional surgeries and has been told his recovery will be well over a year. He will need around-the-clock care during this time and will need upgraded fencing to ensure his security and safety when he can return home. Gramps does not have use of his arms or hands, nor is he able to walk. My father, Gramps will not be able to care for himself for a very long time. In addition, he will need bathroom modifications to accommodate his lack of mobility. Gramps and the Lindsey family will need extensive trauma therapy as a result of this attack.</em>
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<div><em>My father, Jimmy "Gramps" Lindsey will need your help during this time, as the expected cost for his support and recovery will be astronomical. This has been a very horrific and traumatic event physically, emotionally, and mentally for Gramps. Please keep my father and my Family in your prayers. Any and all donations will be received by my father, Gramps, and the Lindsey family with warm hearts of gratitude. Glory to God!</em>
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Help Jimmy Lindsey Recover from Dogs Attack

<div>It is with a heavy heart that I make this fundraiser. My parents lost their youngest baby on January 3rd, 2023. He was just 16 and had the biggest heart. He was loved by many and I know there’s a lot of people who would like to help us through these tough times so I created this fundraiser. This is also the only link coming from his family. Thank you all for all your love and support❤️ 

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<div>Hello friends, as many of you know my son Remy Young has been battling his digestive tract failure for about 6 years. Remy is currently in patient in Illinois waiting to be sent to Chicago to a specialty clinic for what he has going on. Remy has several genetic disorders (sorry kid) contributing to this happening. Remy is on disability and basically has literally never been able to work and now he is faced with expenses to travel and stay in Chicago for months for him and his Partner. This is where I am asking for help, anything will help him. I’m doing what I can but I need an army to help me. Thank you from Myself, Remy and Eli  

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<div>For those of you who know me, I am very stubborn and never like to ask for help. These last few years have been very difficult in terms of health. Transplant failed, I’m back on dialysis, working full time trying to help College Students achieve their goals. Not many of you know I had an infection that kept spreading, and after multiple amputations, I lost my right leg. I have been going through physical therapy and learning how to walk. The problem that came up is that I need to get a vehicle that I could roll into and transfer into the driver's seat. I need to be able to get to work safely and in a timely manner. I have been taking Metropolitian Public Transit (MTS) to get to work, go to dialysis, go to medical appointments, and go home. It takes about 3 hours each trip but I am thankful for MTS to assist while I have not been able to get around by myself. So I need a big enough vehicle to fit me and my wheelchair. I have found a few different options, but I never knew how expensive they are to convert a car to be handicap accessible. As of now, it is about $120 000 for a regular van to be converted with a proper ramp and a transfer seat that will allow me to drive. This is just the base model. I am hoping you can help me raise some funds to help pay for this vehicle and the Insurance. My goal is to raise $150 000. I need to sell my 2016 Nissan Altima, and 2004 Toyota Tundra which will help and go towards the cost of the new handicap vehicle if anyone is interested in the Altima or Tundra please let me know.

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<div>Mayank Dubey was healthy, driven, and cheerful before his accident. He is a son, brother, and friend to all. Mayank was known as a person who respected you and made you feel valued. He has a bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from back home, India, and then came to the U.S. to pursue the American dream. He obtained his master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from the New Jersey Institute of Technology. Post-graduation, he moved to Arizona to pursue a job opportunity to start his professional career. As a mechanical engineer, he works in a fast-paced environment which requires him to be agile and make important decisions. He had just begun a new job as a mechanical engineer for a company that would be a stepping stone in his career.
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<div>Although we do not know when he'll be discharged from the hospital, the doctors said he would need to adjust his lifestyle post-stroke. He will require constant therapy for months, such as speech, occupational, and physical therapy. He will need multiple doctor visits for health checks. Before this accident caused by the chiropractor, he was a healthy person, but he will leave that appointment with an adjusted lifestyle. 
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Mayank Dubey's Medical Expenses - Stroke

<div>On September 30th 2022, seventeen-year-old Joey Henderson went to work at May’s Greenhouse in Bloomington Indiana. Shortly after arriving at work there was a terrible multi-vehicle accident on Old State Road 37 next to the greenhouse. This accident resulted in a dump truck swerving off the road and running over Joey, who was on a John Deer gator. The impact was so forceful that it pushed Joey and the gator through a building wall, pinning him under the dump truck.
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<div>Joey’s injuries are numerous. He has a broken back, several broken ribs, collapsed lung, a perforated bladder, kidney damage, liver damage, broken bones in his leg and foot, a shattered pelvis and his spleen has had to be completely removed. Joey has had three surgeries, and there will be at least three more to come.
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<div>My name is Michelle Clendening and I am Joey's mother. Since this tragedy, Joey's father and I have been living every moment one-minute to the next. Much of this has been touch and go. Joey is a fighter and has overcome so much, but there is still a long road ahead and He is still not out of the woods yet. As such, Joey is all that we can think about right now as we stay by his side. All our time is spent in the hospital, either with Joey or waiting through his many-hours-long surgeries.
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Hi friends, join us in making a difference by supporting a good cause! I'm raising money for Afuturesuperhero and Friends. Your donation of any amount will help make an impact during the <span style="color:#333333;">2021 </span>holidays.  Last year <span style="color:#333333;">we didn’t get a chance to get on the road and bless those for the holidays due to the world crisis. <br /></span>On November 27th, 2021 Yuri Williams &amp; Rodney Smith Jr. will be visiting all 50 states for the 3rd time blessing those in need. This year tour we will be visiting children battling illnesses, disabilities or have special needs. (2) Visiting animal shelters donating-leashes and toys for people who adopt an animal. (3) Blessing the houseless community. (4)Blessing low income families with gifts . <br />We will also need your help with blessing the children, parents with gifts, gas, hotel.  Thanks in advance for your contribution to this cause that means so much to us both.

“Hope For The Holidays”-3rd 50States Blessing Tour

<div>The Pachamama Project is a not for profit set up over lockdown growing a network of volunteers around the UK to make and distribute reusable sanitary pads to refugees around the world.
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<div>500 million women around the world experience period poverty and are unable to afford or access sanitary products. This often leads to the use of rags, socks or tissue which are ineffective and can cause infections.
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<div>We are currently distributing the Pacha Pads, as they are known to refugees in Greece, Lebanon, Turkey, the US, the UK and Uganda. We have over 1000 volunteers around the world in 9 countries.
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<div>Other projects involve mass collections of donations of adult and children’s clothes, blankets, and toys which we send to the Bekaa Valley in Lebanon and we run and support Pacha clubs in Lebanon and Greece, where refugee women make their own pads and sell them to gain some valuable business skills, extra income and increase the number of refugees we can supply to.
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<strong>To those who have so generously stepped out to support those in need in Sri Lanka, thank you. I am continuing to research the most reliable destination for these funds. Please continue to share this campaign and emphasize the continued need for relief efforts on the ground. It has been 2 weeks since these horrific attacks, and we cannot forgot those who continue to suffer! Our last day for accepting donations will be Friday May 17th.<br /><br />What Happened?<br /><br /></strong>Today in Sri Lanka on April 21st Easter Sunday a state of emergency has been declared. Six simultaneous bombings have taken place in 3 churches( St Anthony's Shrine, Zion church and St.Sebastians) and 3 hotels( Cinnamon Grande, Shang-Ri La and Kingsbury). The bombings that took place at the churches were targeted towards people congregated for Easter Sunday. The hotel bombings have targeted tourists and foreigners on travels.<br /><br />Update: The Eighth Bomb has taken place after the six simultaneous ones earlier. The s seventh bombing targeted Dehiwala Zoo while the eighth one took place at a locals home.<br /><br />The reported casualties are currently 290 deaths and 500 injured.<br /><br /><strong>Who am I?<br /><br /></strong>My name is Ishini Weerasinghe, I lived in Sri Lanka till I was 8 and then moved to Canada where I currently reside. I remember being raised in the war torn country it was, I felt i didn't want history to repeat itself and decided to make a go fund me in the moment. When the tragic event took place I felt the urge to do something about it because it's the home I love and cherish, my heart yearns for my family and friends effected back home. I am also a social media influencer on instagram(@ishiniw) and decided to put it into good use by raising funds and bringing awareness among my following on my media.<br /><br /><strong>Relief Fund<br /><br /></strong>All funds raised, except any GoFundMe processing fees, will be donated directly to the victims of the bombing to help support people affected. To provide general help and support to the families of the victims after this terrible crime. <br /><br />The target is set to $100,000, hoping to exceed this goal and distribute funds among the casualties needing support.<br /><br />The sooner we raise funds the faster we can support the victims affected by the devastating event.<br /><br /><strong>Dispersing Funds<br /><br /></strong>To everyone who has expressed concern about the Minister being the beneficiary for the allocated funds, I have instead decided to partnered with Go Fund Me to find an alternative by looking into organizations together with them. <br /><br />Donors, we want you to know your opinions matter and would love it if you would like to share any organizations that you would like us to take into consideration. [email redacted]<br /><br />I would like to express I am receiving a high volume in emails and will do my best to get back to you.<br /><br />Please be patient with us!<br /><strong><br /></strong>I will be withdrawing the funds once given approval and with be delivering the funds in increments of $10,000 to each organization to be chosen, to assist Sri Lankans who have lost their loved ones, children who have lost parents and spouses who cant support themselves because of losing there significant others<br /><br />Thank you to everyone who reached out to help, I believe we have enough people to take into consideration for our team, thank you to those who did apply. For any questions contact <a href="mailto:[email redacted]">[email redacted]</a> !

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