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<div>Dear Friends of Courtney, Bobak, Zephyr, and Miss Indy,
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<div>The Lotfipour-Tindall family has unfortunately lost everything in the Altadena fire. Our friends recently moved to their new home and had finally settled into this wonderful space when tragedy struck. Not many of us got to experience this home they created but it was a magical little spot that has been taken away all too soon. They are fortunately safe and for that we are extremely thankful.
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<div>We’d like to invite their many friends and family to offer help at this time. No words can assuage the pain and fear but perhaps financial assistance will help them through this terrible time.
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<div>Venmo works as well if you’re more comfortable donating directly to them:
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<div>@courtneytindall @Bobak-Lotfipour @Adam-StJohn (I will forward, I promise it won’t be spent at the track)
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<div>THANK YOU ALL in advance! Any contribution will be immensely appreciated as Courtney &amp; Bobak &amp; family navigate these unchartered waters. Much love to you all in these challenging, scary times. Please feel free to forward far and wide.
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Support for the Lotfipour-Tindall Family After Fire

<div>On January 8, 2025, their home in Altadena was engulfed in flames, leaving them with little more than the clothes on their backs. Thankfully, everyone is safe, but the family has lost nearly all of their possessions.
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<div>Reuben, Nicole, and their two young children are now faced with the daunting task of rebuilding their lives from scratch.
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<div>The funds raised through this GoFundMe campaign will go directly towards helping the Sasakis. Your generous contributions will provide immediate relief and support as they navigate this challenging time.
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<div>We ask for your prayers during this difficult season—prayers for strength, resilience, and peace for Reuben and Nicole as they guide their family through this loss, and prayers for comfort and security for little ones as they adjust to this new reality.
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<div>Every donation, no matter the size, will make a significant impact. If you are unable to contribute financially, sharing this campaign with your network would be greatly appreciated.
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<div>Thank you for your kindness, compassion, and support for the Sasaki Family during this difficult period.
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<div>With heartfelt gratitude and continued prayers,
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<div>Friends and Family of Nicole and Reuben
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Help the Sasaki Family After Eaton Fire

<div><strong>TLDR: Please help me and my roommate escape Utah before we die here.</strong>
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<div>My name is Angel. I was halfway through finishing my degree when my adoptive family kicked me out for being "too transgender" to have around their children. I have been told by strangers, coworkers, and family members alike that being trans is a disease, contagious, and downright sinful.
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<div>In 2022, one of my best friends, a trans woman, was interning at the legislative session where they passed HB11, where they banned trans women from playing in school sports, then overruled the governor's veto on the bill to make sure it passed anyway. There was nothing she could do, even in the same room as the people signing these laws spat vinegar at each other about people like her.
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<div>In 2023, Utah banned transgender healthcare for minors with SB16.
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<div>In 2024, this past year, lawmakers like Kera Birkeland passed bill HB257, "Sex-based Designations for Privacy, Anti-bullying and Women’s Opportunities". Which is a misnomer. HB 257 bars transgender, non-binary, and gender non-conforming people from accessing privacy spaces and other facilities in public schools and government owned or controlled spaces. Meaning most of Utah, as many buildings are owned by the government or the church.
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<div>Ever since the election results in November, my pharmacy's computer system has switched back to deadnaming me. I had a legal name change years ago.
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<div>In 2025, I'm scared what they will do next.
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<div>My roommate and I are transgender lesbians living in the very very VERY Mormon state of Utah. We (and our 2 big fluffy orange cats!!) are not optimistic about the future here in Utah and what it may bring. We are dirt poor and have no family we are able to rely on for help. Rent and bills take up all our money, and this last year I had a huge medical emergency that I still cant afford to be paying....
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<div>This is where I come to you, dear reader, the internet, for help.
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<div>I have a place to go, with many long time friends, and my girlfriend, across the country, where we can be safe, and hopefully not just survive, but thrive!
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<div>BUT!!!!!!!!!!
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<div>From Utah to Pensylvania, here we go!
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<div>We need to be able to afford a Uhaul, rental car, gas money for the drive, pet and human food, pet carriers for our cats, and boxes for the move.
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<div>We also need help affording the first month's rent and deposit on the place. We can barely afford our own rent, and saving up is impossible with all the bills we have on our plate. When we move, we will have to lose all our furniture and most of our belongings to do this in the most cost-effective way, and start entirely from scratch when we arrive. There will be so many fees I probably don't even KNOW about. This will be my first move across the country, and I'm scared. I want to be prepared for what's to come.
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<div>I did a lot of research and found between everything, our safe estimation should be around 6K USD in order to move everything and everyone safe and sound, and to ensure we are stable while we find jobs in our new location.
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<div>Please, please, help us get out of this state before things get worse.
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<div>Anything will help us, even if you only have a few dollars to give, a few dollars from many people adds up!
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<div>But bigger donations do add up quicker! They will allow us to get out of here sooner before the next laws they make in February take effect.
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<div>Thank you for reading!
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<div>Have a nice day.
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help us get the heck outta here !!!

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<div>Hi! My name is Chelsea. I’m a 30-year-old transgender woman in desperate need of facial feminization surgery.
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<div>*Please be gentle with me; I'm aware that a lot of this seems like an incoherent mess, and it’s entirely because I wasn’t exaggerating when I (later) said that I was sobbing while writing this. I suggest reading the posted update if understanding my surgical needs and costs better is your priority!*
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<div>At the age of seven, I already knew I was a girl. I grew up in Germany, but my childhood was cut short. My father was heavily abusive, enough so that my mom feared deeply enough for my life to flee the country with me, and bring me to the United States. Following this, she spiraled into a deep depression. It didn't take long for my mom to self-medicate by any means available. I've been starved, abused, abandoned, homeless, and so on. I'd rather not be direct, but I’m a survivor.
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<div>I live in a red state, which is dangerous enough in and of itself, let alone without a mask to hide my face, for fear of harassment, violence, or worse.
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<div>As most people do, I work far too much for far too little pay. 45 hour weeks are common, but my employer doesn’t even provide me with health insurance, let alone a living wage. I thought I could do this on my own, but the cost of living here is so high that I’m only ever treading water at best, and I’ve had no choice but to do desperate things to get by.
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<div>Since the start of my transition, in October 2020, I've found and achieved my feminine voice, entirely on my own! I've also volunteered over a hundred hours inspiring and tutoring other trans femmes to find their voices. Voice training can be very difficult, but I can’t let these girls give up, because being properly gendered is often critical to our survival.
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<div>Thanks to my feminine voice, people correctly gender me, but only if I'm wearing a mask. I'm tired of only feeling safe in public with a mask on. I can't wear it forever. I know that the day will come when I have to show my face, and it terrifies me.
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<div>I just want to be free.
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<div>I want to be able to look in the mirror, and not only see the girl that I've always been, but no longer cry myself to sleep most nights over what's looking back at me.
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<div>I want to study computer science, and one day find a job that pays me well enough to help other girls like me to afford the lifesaving and gender-affirming care they deserve
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<div>In truth, I never expected to come here for help. Two and a half years ago, my plan was to claw my way through my transition. I've worked myself to the bone, and then gone the extra mile. But even in doing so, I’ve only made a small dent in what I’ll need to finally afford my dreams and achieve some semblance of peace. I wanted so badly to be able to say that I did this all on my own.
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<div>I don't need much to be happy, so long as I can be safe—not only from the outside world, but also from my own mirrors. I'm sobbing as I write this, and beyond tired, but no one should ever have to feel like this. I don't do so easily, but the time has finally come to accept it: I can't do this on my own, and I need your help.
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Colin McEvoy

Colin McEvoy

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Help Chelsea Get Gender-Affirming Surgery (FFS)

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