Jimmy  Darts

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Pattie Gonia

Little Miss Flint

Kalina Silverman / @makebigtalk on Instagram

Samuel Weidenhofer

Patriotic Kenny Foundation

Ben Saunders - Flawless Cleaning

The Dogist

Peter Bond

Amy Jandrisevits

Ask Uncle Jack

That Good News Girl

Tess Bohne

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Officer Richard Craig

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John Wolfe

Khloe

<div>James needs the help of his friends. This is the situation: At age 20, his MD informed him that with his Type I Diabetes, he might expect 30 more years of good health – a life that would become more complicated in his 50s. That significant diagnosis influenced James to choose a more adventurous path than he might otherwise have taken. His work has been admirable, though not consistently financially sustainable. In 2003, he chose conventional employment in the Office of the Architect at UC Davis, with a long-term benefit that would result in a comfortable pension. When UC experienced the financial crash crisis in 2009, he, along with many newer employees, was laid off prior to his vesting in the retirement benefit. He has subsequently worked on many interesting as well as conventional architectural and graphic design projects.
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<div>He had planned to work for the remainder of his life in order to supplement his meager Social Security benefits. However, weakened health has rendered James less able to work regularly. His Social Security benefits don’t come close to supporting the financial demands of his health issues (diabetes and of life in general).
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<div>It is very concerning for all of us who know and love James. To this end, I am starting a fund to help James with his monthly costs. This request is going only to a few of James’ friends, and it is going out to you with his knowledge.
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<div><strong>This GoFundMe effort intends to gain a pledge that commits $3500 each and every month.</strong>
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Monthly Support for James Monday's Health and Life Needs

<div>Confluence Fly Shop’s favorite fishing guide Dylan Stanford needs our help. He was snowboarding and someone accidentally slid into him. He broke his leg. Dylan will be sidelined for months due to surgery and recovery.
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<div>Anyone who knows Dylan or has fished with him has seen that he gives nothing less then 200%. We are asking that our fly fishing community come together and take care of one of our own.
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<div>Dylan was about to begin his 7th season guiding in Central Oregon. Fly fishing guides rely on this seasonal income to live. As we are in a trade without paid time off, sick days, or great medical care, Dylan really needs our help. His loss of income and medical bills can be rectified if we can each give a little.
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<div>Hi Everyone, and again a BIG THANK YOU for support of our GFM page for Jim Speck and his family.  I had a lovely conversation with BOTH Jim and Niese late last week and wanted to share some highlights with you.  First and foremost, they are humbled and overjoyed at the incredible generosity and moral support provided by you.  This is an EPIC case of EVERY donation matters and leads to  a SIGNIFICANT impact!<br /><br />Secondly, the Van has been a life changer for the Specks and their day to day lives.  They can now take Jim to his doctor appointments and to grand children's events without having to transfer him from his wheel chair.  The difference is profound and allows him to attend events he otherwise would not be able to, due to the complexity and difficulty of transfers and weight of a 350 pd wheelchair.  Now he can roll right in and roll out of their van seamlessly.  <br /><br />Equally important, is that BOTH Jim and Niese had an enthusiasm in their voice and it was clear that our efforts had truly energized them in their fight against ALS.  They are now connected  in the ALS community and pursuing a Clinical Trial and a PMP program for Jim.  Again, a BIG thank you to Everyone!   <br /><br />On a separate note, I have been asked in numerous private emails about what else people can do to help and what the "Real" goal is for the GFM page.  So, I would like to share that with EVERYONE.  Initially, when we built the GFM page, we were hoping to be able to fund the Van as it was an acute and immediate need.  Thanks to all of you, we achieved that goal in 10 hours! <br /><br /> We also discussed what our  Dream goal would be and we all felt that $50,000 was the objective!  That amount would not only buy the Van, but also provide enough funds to support "part time" care giver support for the remainder of 2022.   Thanks to all of you, what was once a dream, is now  well within our sights!  <br /><br />SO, we are raising our goal for THE LAST TIME to our dream amount of $50,000 and 250 donors.  So, how can you help??  Please spread the word!  UC Davis AGGIES, Davis High, City of Davis, Boise State, Boise friends, and the ALS community, you have been amazing in your support, but there are still a lot of people who are unaware of our efforts.  Please share our GFM page with your networks! I mentioned to Jim that if the Aggies could Winn 20 consecutive championships, that we could find a way to raise $50,000.  Collectively, we can absolutely achieve this objective and the result would bring desperately needed caregiver support to a family that truly deserves and needs it.  <br /><br />My personal thanks for all of your support!<br /><br />Paul <br />  <br /><br /> <br /><br /><br />My fellow members of the proud Aggie Football Alumni,
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<div>We have an opportunity to help a friend and demonstrate our deep commitment to "Aggie Pride" in an effort OFF the gridiron. Jim Speck, our "forever" Aggie teammate and HOF QB, has recently been diagnosed with ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease). I can personally attest to the brutality of this disease, as my sweet wife Nancy has ALS.
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<div>As many of you know, ALS is a motor neuron disease where the motor neurons ultimately die, and break the connection from the brain to the muscles in the body. When the motor neurons die, the ability of the brain to initiate and control muscle movement is lost. Ultimately, this leads to people losing the ability to speak, eat, move and breathe.
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<div>Jim is experiencing many of these symptoms and is now using a wheelchair. Unfortunately, the expenses associated with this disease can be exorbitant, and medical plans do not cover all of the equipment, caregiving, and tools needed to function in this limited capacity.
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<div>Jim and his family have found a used handicap van, required to travel to Doctor's appointments, therapy sessions, and clinical trial appointments. Currently, they have no way for Jim to travel from his home in the wheelchair. Fellow AG's, our help is needed immediately, as their financial resources are limited.
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<div>It's time for us to step up, and I want to Challenge all of us as members of the Cal Aggie Football Family to support our "brother" in a severe time of need. Our goal is to raise $10,000 to fund the purchase of the Van and allow the Specks to cover other critical expenditures. So Aggie Teammates from the '50s, 60's, 70"s, 80"s, 90's and 2000's-- we need 100 Aggies to donate $100 each, and we meet this goal. Call it the 100 x 100 CHALLENGE. Having 100 Aggies contribute would send a HUGE sign of love and support to Jim, giving him and his family emotional strength to fight this awful disease and provide the necessary funds. For those who can contribute more, please do so. It would only be goodness to blow this number away like we did opponents on our way to 20 consecutive Championships! (Additional funds will e used for other medical needs)
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<div><strong>ON THE FIELD, WE FELT THAT BEING GOOD WAS NEVER GOOD ENOUGH-WE HAD TO BE GREAT!</strong>
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<div><strong>AS AGGIES, THAT WAS, AND IS, OUR DNA. NOW, IT'S TIME TO BE GREAT AGAIN. LET'S SUPPORT OUR FRIEND AND ONE OF THE TRUE AGGIE GREATS-JIM SPECK.</strong>
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<div>I sincerely appreciate your support and STRONGLY encourage you to write a comment to Jim on our page. It will provide a significant uplifting impact to the ENTIRE family.
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<div>Finally, please share this post with other members of our Aggie Family. Let's go viral and shatter our goal!
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Jim Speck-A fellow Aggie in Need.

Many of you know my parents Paul and Debbie Smith have spent the last several years calling the English Hills of Vacaville home.  Unfortunately, the lost their dream house 8/19/20 to a wildfire, while they were out of town.<br /><br />Those who know them, know that Dad and Deb are super kind and generous, and would never ask for help; however, due to the total devastation, they could really use the help.   <br /><br />They lost everything except for a weeks worth of clothes and one vehicle.  They otherwise have nothing.  It will be a long time before they get settled with the insurance, but have some immediate needs (a computer, toiletries, basic clothes, supplies for their dog, etc.) and to replace Debbie's car. <br /><br />Those who know my dad know that he was always working on some project, and offering to help almost anyone as a handyman.  He had a full woodshop and metal shop, and now for the first time in his life, has no tools.  If anyone has extra tools they are willing to donate him, they would be greatly appreciated.  <br /><br />For those who don't want to contribute through GoFund Me, we also have a private Venmo.  You can email me directly for that link. <br /><br />They are also happy to accept Target, Amazon, and clothing store gift cards.  <br /><br />All proceeds from this will go directly to them to help get their feet on the ground. <br /><br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/50578736_1597950440993470_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="50578736_1597950440993470_r.jpeg" />

Fire Relief for Paul and Debbie Smith

Our beloved Pilates Teacher, Sue Gardner broke her wrist.  The Corona Virus took a toll on her studio and no her accident will only compound the situation.  She has had a hard time paying the rent and since she has reopened only a few students have returned really affecting her ability to stay open.  Let’s help Sue so her wrist can recover and save her business.

Pilates Friends of Sue Gardner

I am absolutely in awe of the amazing and beautiful souls that have made this possible. In these hard times I am rejuvenated by the generosity, love and care that we all have within us. Thank you. I will in short time, hopefully, thank each and everyone of you. Humbly.  Paul<br /><br />As many of you reading this will know, in 1992 I was an innocent bystander in a gang shooting. I was shot through the chest, the bullet hit my spine, broke my back and left my body paralyzed from the waist down and left me confined to a wheelchair. <br /><br />I was lucky though, following the accident I underwent months of rehab at Craig Hospital in Denver. Craig specialize in spinal cord injury rehab and I learnt how to negotiate escalators, get into a car and find ways to not let my disability get in the way of leading an independent life. At Craig, among many other things, I went up in a hot air balloon and weirdly, even rode a horse (I have a lifelong fear of horses!).<br /><br />I realized that though I’d lost the use of my legs I could still use my arms and upper body and with a little imagination, quite a lot of determination and the support of many amazing friends I’ve managed to lead a full, fun, active, and largely independent life. There were a few challenges, mishaps and accidents along the way but among other things, I learnt to ski, sail, climb rocks, surf, kayak and mountain bike. <br /><br />More than this I’ve been fortunate enough to volunteer my skills, helping to convert a hacienda in El Salvador into an eco-resort; training disabled people in Zambia to make wheelchairs from locally sourced materials, and teaching disabled people in the San Francisco bay how to sail.<br /><br />Many of you reading this will know me through Burning Man and know that my true love in life is making large-scale collaborative art. Some of you will also be aware that over the last few years my paralysis has ascended to the point that I am now paralyzed from the chest down. I'm having severe issues with my shoulders and struggle to move easily without assistance. More importantly I’m finding it difficult to achieve any kind of physical workout. The lack of cardio exercise, and reduced activity in general, is making me weaker, I’m gaining weight, losing muscle mass and increasing my loss of bone density. <br /><br />There is however a solution! <br /><br />One thing I’ve learned in life is that there is always a solution! This one comes in the shape of a FES bike. FES means Functional Electrical Stimulation and this is a stationary bike where you place electrodes on certain key large muscles, and through the wonders of technology, paralyzed legs cycle. More significantly it:<br /><br />Builds muscle mass -  this is key because building muscle mass provides crucial padding and helps avoid decubitus ulcers--possibly the main cause of septic death in the spinal cord population. <br />Increases bone density -  I was shocked recently when a doctor told me that some of my bones had the same bone density of a 70 year old woman - which I am not. But I feel you sister. <br />Provides cardio workout - Increasing blood flow in long dormant body parts, this aids in healing.<br />I used one of these bikes for 15 years and spent 6 months prior to my cross country motorcycle trip building muscle for the long periods that I’d be sitting on the motorcycle seat. Sadly this particular trip was cut short courtesy of a nail in my front tyre resulting in several broken body parts. <br /><br />Unfortunately, this bike is now over 20 years old has come to the end of its useful life. The company that supports it is non-existent and I am unable to get parts to maintain it. I haven’t been able to ride for several years now.<br /><br />I’ve been in Colorado for the last several weeks riding various FES bikes (please see attached video). There is no other way that I am able to get the exercise my body so desperately needs to stay healthy.<br /><br />The cost of the bike is in the region of $25,000 but I’ve negotiated a deal with Restorative Therapies for a reconditioned RT300 FES bike and if I decline on-site  set-up and training I can get the bike for $20,965. The RT300 has a feature that allows me to exercise and re-build muscles below my injury line (chest) therefore affording me the benefits mentioned above.<br /><br />I have through a very generous donation from NorcalSCI.org been able to secure a grant for $2000, unfortunately that grant will go away on December 31st as this is the end of the fiscal year for NorcalSCI. This means I have to find the difference before this date to secure the grant. <br /><br />That's where I'm hoping you, my dear friends, may be able to help me out. You’ve all helped me out in so many generous ways on my journey through life and always without me having to ask. I am dreadful at asking for help, as many of you are aware, but I really need your help right now.<br /><br />With your help I’m hoping I can get back to making art, and while I may not be able to ski or do any of the many activities I love, I can still live a long and healthy life.<br /><br />Thank you all from the bottom of my heart. I'm attaching a couple of links that give you a bit of a better feel for who I am and what I love to do:<br /><br /><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ktCqsQ9du5I" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Training on the RT 300 FES bike</a> <br /><br /><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHaXNxCuveM&amp;feature=youtu.be" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Parkland Art Build 1st year anniversary of shooting</a> <br /><br /><a href="https://centraloregondaily.com/denver-based-adaptive-athletes-team-up-with-oas-for-unforgettable-mtb-experience/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Mountain Biking Piece in Oregon Daily News</a> <br /><br /> <br /><br />Thank you again, I know this is a big ask within a short timescale but every little helps and even if you’re not in a position to donate, I’d really appreciate you sharing it further.

Crucial Medical Equipment

Sammy passed away early Saturday morning, March 16, 2019 from an opioid overdose after an almost 5 year battle with substance abuse. He was incredibly talented and will be missed terribly by all his family and friends.<br /><br />We, his family, are organizing events to<br />honor his memory and celebrate his life.   Donations will be used for his memorial as well as to fund an exhibition of his work, an art scholarship in his name and a donation to an opioid addiction foundation to support others battling this disease. <br /><br />So many loved him and will miss him.<br /><br />This campaign was started by the family of Sam Rosenblatt: Lisa Pressman (mother), Jay Rosenblatt (father), and Alex Rosenblatt (brother) on behalf of Sammy's friends, family, and loved ones.  We live in New Jersey and California. <br /><br />We are still finalizing plans for the funds but our initial plan is:<br />- Donations to Shatterproof.org and Trans advocacy groups<br />- Memorial costs<br />- Establishing Scholarship at West Orange High School<br />- Sammy Rosenblatt Archive (preservation, printing, and archiving)<br />- Sammy Rosenblatt Opiate Advocacy event(s)<br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/37842782_1560438540889661_r.jpeg" alt="37842782_1560438540889661_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br /> <br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/37842782_1560438920776148_r.jpeg" alt="37842782_1560438920776148_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/37842782_1560438964909255_r.jpeg" alt="37842782_1560438964909255_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/37842782_1560438999773293_r.jpeg" alt="37842782_1560438999773293_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/37842782_1553182295313702_r.jpeg" alt="37842782_1553182295313702_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/37842782_1553182430533789_r.jpeg" alt="37842782_1553182430533789_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/37842782_1560439059425496_r.jpeg" alt="37842782_1560439059425496_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/37842782_1560439087384774_r.jpeg" alt="37842782_1560439087384774_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/37842782_1553182549755966_r.jpeg" alt="37842782_1553182549755966_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/37842782_1553035791655721_r.jpeg" alt="37842782_1553035791655721_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br /><br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/37842782_1553035946934915_r.jpeg" alt="37842782_1553035946934915_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br /><br /><br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/37842782_1553035977528420_r.jpeg" alt="37842782_1553035977528420_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" />

Sammy Rosenblatt Memorial and Scholarship Fund

Hi Friends and Family! I am sure you have heard by now that my dad was diagnosed with Stage IV Pancreatic/liver cancer. The prognosis is not good. It’s about six months without chemo and four to fifteen more with chemo. My dad and mom have been in the fight against this illness for the past couple months or so, but finally after getting the final diagnosis some of the pressure is off. So now the fight has begun to make my dad as healthy and happy as possible.<br /><br />This is a tough time for the Powell family and now that my dad has officially stopped working so he can focus on his health, things are a bit tight financially especially because of all of the medical expenses (there is a considerable amount of integrative medicine that is not covered by insurance that is helping a lot).<br />My mom is still working but it’s difficult because my dad needs a lot of care and comfort at home.<br /><br />My mom and dad have been upstanding members of the community in Benicia and the bay area community at large. They have done what they can to give back throughout their lives. Whether it’s my mom mentoring kids at the high school or my dad taking extra time to teach someone about real estate or helping teenage athletes find scholarships to college and much more.<br /><br />I decided to start this Go Fund Me campaign in order to give them more peace of mind and try and relieve some of the stresses that are in their life right now. People often ask me what they can do to help, and this can be one small thing that can make a big impact. So in the season of giving if you have anything to give it would be helpful, really everything counts. If you don’t have anything and want to help in a different way let me know I can help you figure out what would be beneficial. Also my family has never been one to ask much of others without being able to give back or being willing to work for it, so another thing that would be helpful is if you or anyone you know has a house they want to sell or buy, my mom would love to help you find your dream home or if you have one to sell any where in the state she would love the business during this time. Her team has already offered to back up any needs for her clients as well. She also does decorating and would be grateful for the work! Thank you for your time and thanks for the support. We love our community and are grateful to know you and have you in our lives!<br />Thank you for your time <br />❤️Whittney Powell

Chris’s Fight Club

The world lost an amazing brother, son, and father in Dano Johnson. Taken far too early, he has left behind a beautiful family in his fiance Kasey, daughters Zoe and Ella, father Paul, mother Sandra Johnson, and siblings Sean and Kaisha. Nothing truly heals the pain that comes with the passing of a man far too young, but we can try and help support those he loved. <br /><br />Every dollar helps ease the burden that comes with this tragedy. We all appreciate your love and support.

Dano and Kasey Family Fund

Survival of the PINKest!!  A 90 minute spin class to raise money for <a href="http://www.thrivingpink.org/" target="_blank"><strong>Thriving Pink,  </strong></a>a non-profit organization that supports breast cancer survivors in Davis, CA, at FitHouse.  Anyone who has taken a spin class at FitHouse knows that this is no easy 90 minutes!!  Can I do it???  I'm going to need so help!<br /><br />Each bike is a $100 donation. There are 15 bikes so that means they could raise $1500 to support local breast cancer patients.  Well, how about we double that?  That would certainly help me ride a lot better and longer!!<br /><br />Thriving Pink has a grant program that awards up to $1,000 to current breast cancer patients for medical and quality of life costs called <a href="https://thrivingpink.org/giving-pink-grant-program/" target="_blank"><strong>Granting Pink</strong></a> .  Having cancer is expensive and we are trying to ease the burden in some small way.  <br /><br />Please help me raise money for this wonderful cause by sponsoring my ride.  Thank you!!!

Survival of the Pinkest

<br /><br />Dear family, friends, loved ones, business associates, and extended family,<br /> <br />My sister Jamie is fighting for her life, and we need help. She was diagnosed March 6 with colon cancer and liver cancer. The American Medical Association (AMA) Oncologists classify her diagnosis as non-curable. Jamie is an amazing woman and loving single mother to an 8-year old daughter who is the joy of her life. It's terrifying for all of us, and painfully sad and unthinkable for a woman who 3 months ago was literally in the prime of her life.<br /><br />Her GI cancers are widespread and the conditions of her health change rapidly and are not predictable. She has undergone 5, three-day long chemotherapy sessions that are extremely debilitating and leave her very ill and fragile. In chemo circles, this is recognized as an extremely aggressive treatment plan. The good news is that she been a “super responder.” More chemo would be counterproductive at this point. Even so, several oncologists in San Francisco will not say she is a candidate for a life-saving liver resection surgery. Instead they recommend radiation only. Radiation only puts the possibility of her survival in the single digits. There is extreme urgency now as Jamie has been hard at work researching.<br /><br />In fact, Jamie’s urgent and sole occupation of late has been researching and finding a surgeon who is willing to perform a much needed liver resection. The leading surgeon in colon cancer and metastatic liver cancer is located at Baylor University in Houston, Texas and has agreed to perform her liver resection surgery on July 7. Because he is “out of network,” her insurance does not cover this surgery. It is for this reason we reach out now. Because Jamie also has colon cancer and may need an additional surgery for an additional resection, the funds will also be used for alternative therapies.<br /><br />Jamie is a fighter. She is fighting harder than anyone I have ever known with this kind of diagnosis. <br /><br />I believe my younger sister can and will survive this diagnosis, and Jamie has determined that a hybrid AMA/Alternative care treatment plan will produce the best outcome: a long and joyful life in which she can raise her child. Jamie also has the belief that she can and will live, and we pray for her compete recovery. Committing to this belief is taking up the majority of her personal, spiritual, and emotional resources. She is very busy with appointments and therapies that are working.<br /><br />The real issue is that this all requires prayers, hope, and generosity. We have lots of people praying for Jamie and hope you will join us. We are asking for financial support via this site. I ask you from the depth of my soul to help Jamie raise her child by helping her stay alive. If you cannot donate, please pray with us for her and her daughter Olivia. I am committed to doing all I can to save my sister, and am so incredibly grateful for any support you can provide. <br /><br />God bless you, <br /><br /> Lee Comer

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Native 11.4.0 and above

UC Tipping v20250107

Users Receiving Braze KYC Validation Failed

Native 11.3.0 and above

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anyword

openai

control

manual_entry

userEmail

template_id

userId

fundUrl

isCharityCo

email

appVersion

shouldBucketIntoExperiment

partnerId

donationCadence

isActiveFundraiser

isPartner

isMobile

npoProfileOptIn

fundIsLinkedWithMeta

hasSessionDonation

categoryGroup

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

NPO upsell animals category

NPO upsell disaster relief category

Logged In Users

CH Donation Upsell audience

Android v10.6.0 and above

NPO upsell essential needs category

NPO upsell medical category

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Localized Currency

NPO upsell cancer category

jamie madison

jamie madison

What they care about

Featured causes

Monthly Support for James Monday's Health and Life Needs

Dylan Needs Our Help

Jim Speck-A fellow Aggie in Need.

Fire Relief for Paul and Debbie Smith

Pilates Friends of Sue Gardner

About me