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Patriotic Kenny Foundation

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<div>Sam and Jenn have touched so many lives, and because of that, many people who have asked how they can help. We wanted to start a go fund me, as an opportunity to give in a tangible way. We are inviting our community to help support them in this journey by relieving some of the financial stress and burden. All proceeds will go directly towards adoption fees, fertility medication, medical bills or procedures needed to build their family.
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<div>Since we were three years old, Lilly and I have been friends, and I’m reaching out to ask for support for Lilly and her family. Anyone who has met Lilly knows that she is a bright ray of sunshine. She is so caring, thoughtful and warm-hearted.

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<div>Recently, Lilly had a serious accident and is in critical condition. She suffered severe injuries and is currently in a medically induced coma. Her family is moving up to Santa Barbara to be with her for the next few months. What she needs most right now is to have her family by her. Therefore, any donations to help cover expenses and housing for the family so that they can be close to her would be extremely helpful.

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<div>As many of you know, Lilly is the sweetest, most kind-hearted and bubbly person ever to walk the earth. She lights up every room she walks into, and she never fails to cheer you up. Anyone that crosses her path knows just how special she is. She is funny, loving, intelligent, and the most incredible dancer. Lilly deserves all of the help she can get.

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<div>Anything helps right now, and we ask that everyone prays for a fast recovery. For those of you that feel just as helpless as I do since we can’t be with Lilly, holding her hand, this is what we are doing to support her and her family during these truly difficult times.

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Help Lilly Recover

<div>My friends, my heart is oozing with gratitude for all that you have done to support my brother...we have raised nearly $30,000 for Matt Kolb so far. The money been such a saving grace for Matt, but our work is not done...
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<div>1- Matt is still enduring stage four colorectal cancer, and truthfully, Matt is struggling to survive.  His family is in need of financial support as Matt is undergoing more chemo treatment.  He needs your support.  His family needs your help.  This is real, challenging and eminent.  We are so appreciative of all that you can give...
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Matt Kolb Family Cancer Fund

In early June, David learned that his cancer has spread to other parts of his brain and to his spine. His doctor told him he has 4-6 weeks left, and he will enter into hospice care. We don’t know needs of the next few weeks and beyond, but any support you can give his family is very appreciated.

If you would prefer to give another way, please consider gift cards to Family Fare, Amazon, Meijer, Target, Shipt, or local Grand Rapids take-out restaurants.

David Wenzel

Want to join me in making a difference? The Ashland Art Center(AAC) is raising money so that they may continue to benefit the Ashland community and our close neighbors in the entire Rogue Valley.<br /><br />The AAC already provides an outlet for artists and artisans young and old to display their work, connect with each other and share knowledge and skills with their direct community and the surrounding areas. In an effort to provide the best possible network for artists, experienced and amateur, the AAC relies on support from generous benefactors as well as our community. They plan to unveil many new programs and spaces in 2020 such as a newly renovated and larger ceramics studio, new printmaking space, a glass fusion art studio, expanded music programs and so much more. <br /><br />Having a place such as the AAC that provides quality education and interaction between the community and local artisans is an essential piece of fabric vital to the success of the arts as a whole. In these times where the arts are slowly diminishing in our public education system, reaching out and getting people involved, especially young people will ensure the perpetuation of the arts for generations. <br /><br />Lets support a local Non- Profit and outstanding place that supports the community in so many ways!

Help the AAC thrive in 2020

Many hearts and lives have been forever altered following a fatal accident in Bel Air, Maryland, on March11th, 2019. Megan Fulleylove, was critically injured and her seven year old son, Tripp Johnson, lost his life. Megan was rushed to  University of Maryland Shock Trauma as her injuries were extremely severe and her condition was critical. She is still being treated for her injuries at Shock Trauma and she is has moved from being stable but critical, to serious condition.  The recuperative period, however, will take much longer than originally expected.  While trying to grasp the concept of what it will take for her to fully recuperate, she and Travis Johnson, the father of Tripp, and their family are having to  prepare to lay their beloved son to rest. Megan and Travis Johnson have always been amazing parents and Tripp was their whole world. No amount of time or money could ever fill the void in their broken hearts. It’s going to take the love and support of a village composed of friends and family to help them live through and with their loss. <br /><br />Tripp was such an awesome kid that had a contagious smile with an even a bigger heart. He is loved and will be sorely missed by everyone whose lives he touched. He was a second grade student at William Paca/Old Post Elementary in Harford County. Tripp loved playing football and on game day he wore #56 proudly for the Joppatowne Seahawks.<br /><br />Megan, with her lovable free-spirit and Travis with his zest for life, will be forever broken from their catastrophic loss. Nothing can take away the family's pain and grief but, it is our hope with this fundraiser, they will find some relief from the stressful worries involved with this tragedy.<br /><br />After having several discussions with Megan's team of doctors about her current condition and what it is going to take to recover, the original goal of raising $50,000 will be able to cover all of the immediate funeral expenses, their lost wages, and a  small portion of the medical expenses. Your loving and generous donations have humbled this family to the point that no words can describe how appreciative they are. Since this posting, Tripp's family and close friends had a meeting to discuss the finances needed to properly lay Tripp to rest and to take care of Megan's medical expenses.  Although she hasn't needed any emergent surgical intervention, she has been referred to a specialist that may feel surgery is the only option for the repair of some of her fractures. We are very thankful that Megan will be able to completely recover as we have been worried if a complete recovery was even possible. However, the expenses this family will incur during this whole process exceeds the already achieved goal of $50,000.  The devastation of Megan and Travis losing their son, has emotionally crippled them and their family. They are extremely thankful to have a strong support group around them to help with coping and adjusting to a life without their son. The expenses that this family will endure and the finances needed have added to their stress and anxiety of how to pay for everything.<br /><br />It is our hope with the increased amount of money to this fundraiser, your donations will help this family to focus on laying Tripp to rest  and grieve their loss, instead of stressing about the financial hardship this accident has put on this family. It doesn't matter how much you give because every dollar that you donate, contributes to this cause and we want to thank you in advance for helping this family in their time of need and support.

The Family of Tripp Johnson

This page is being set up to help Brett Bourdon, in his very challenging journey, to get back on the Kidney Transplant List. After receiving a dual Kidney/Pancreas Transplant in Dec. of 2010, he was again diagnosed last year with End-Stage Renal Failure, in July of 2017. <br /><br />Brett is now back on dialysis three times a week, desperately seeking to get back on the Kidney Transplant List. This is a very long and challenging process for most. He has had to go through many costly procedures, such as an Aortic Valve Replacement, a stent placed in a 100% blocked artery and many fistulagrams in order for his Transplant Surgeon to even consider it safe for him to endure this life saving  surgery. <br />Despite the medical bills that are stacking up due to not qualifying for State insurance, which would cover the 20% that medicare does not, it is <strong>required prior to being accepted onto the transplant list</strong>, that the 20% cost of the transplant is raised and documented. This could be in the 10's of thousands of dollars. <br />August is a very critical month for Brett to raise the necessary funds to qualify before the transplant committee and get all the necessary dental work and other procedures and testing completed.<br /><br />This campaign is not only to raise the necessary funds in the month of August to qualify to get back on the transplant list, but to raise awareness on how to be an organ donor and learn what's involved in being a live donor to save a life. Brett will be involved with what's called a 'Paired Exchange' with a group of 6 to 8 other live donor recipient patients like himself. <br /><br />This is where a campaign is launched by each recipient to find a perfect match and if out of those being tested do not match, their results go into the group pool to see if they're a match to one of the other recipients. <br /><br />As a Team Member of <strong>'TEAM LIFE' </strong>we thank you all, in advance, for your financial and emotional support in this great time of need for Brett.

Kidney Transplant Fund

Our princess Madelyn turned 4 years old on June 14th.  After 2 weeks of on and off fevers that didn't seem to go away, an ultrasound revealed that Maddie had a mass in her abdomen. On Wednesday, June 28, our lives completely changed; doctors told us that the mass was a malignant tumor. On Friday, June 30, Maddie went into surgery; unfortunately, the doctors decided that it was not safe to remove the entire tumor, so they took parts of it for biopsy. That biopsy revealed that she has a rare kidney tumor (cancer) that is aggressive. Tests also showed that she has small nodules in her lungs.<br /><img class="not-resizable" src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/22406574_1501120788.5468_funddescription.jpg" alt="" width="100%" /><strong>Maddie &amp; her little brother Nixon</strong><br /><br />Maddie has had multiple chemotherapy sessions thus far. Her treatment plan (chemotherapy, additional surgery, and radiation) is estimated to be around 6-9 months. In that time, she'll be in and out of the clinic and hospital.<br /><br /><img class="not-resizable" src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/22406574_1501120472.9132_funddescription.jpg" alt="" width="100%" /><strong>Maddie &amp; her Dolly (Elsa)</strong><br /><br />Maddie has such a kind heart and she is full of wit, sass, curiosity, and most of all, she gives us a daily dose of her addictive laughter and smiles that show her dimple! Maddie is amazingly strong, brave, and her spirits are high; she is strong-willed and a lot of her personality comes out during our clinic and hospital stays, often making us and the hospital staff laugh!  She is a fighter and is the strongest 4 year old we know; Wonder Woman got nothing on our princess!<br /><br />There are countless unknowns in our journey; please do not feel obligated to contribute as your continued thoughts and prayers are already more than enough. <br /><br />Together we fight and we pray.<br />#MadelynStrong<br />#BraveLikeMaddie<br /><br /><br /><img class="not-resizable" src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/22406574_1501516732.5003_funddescription.jpg" alt="" width="100%" />

Be Brave like Maddie - Beat Cancer

Hey friends and family! With recent set backs in Marion’s healing, we are looking for an additional avenue to help with Marion’s recovery. From extensive research and many conversations we have decided to pursue a PSYCHIATRIC SERVICE DOG! This could prove immensely healing and life changing for Marion and our family. We found several stories of people overcoming clinical depression &amp; anxiety after getting a dog. Below is a list of how a service dog would help:<br /><br /><strong>Psychiatric Service Dog Tasks and Influence on Wellbeing &amp; Health<br /></strong>1. Alert &amp; Interrupt anxiety attacks/episodes -&gt; Apply Deep Pressure Therapy - causes serotonin and dopamine to be released in the brain. The pressure is also calming because it helps lower heart rate and blood pressure.<br /><br />2.Remind her to take daily medication <br /><br />3. Wake her up  (not over sleeping or staying in bed all day)<br /><br />4. Search a home/room for people upon entry (removes anxiety of being alone)<br /><br />5. Positive brain boost &amp; healing - Petting a dog can increase oxytocin, lower blood pressure and heart rate, and boost levels of serotonin and dopamine. (Balances brain chemistry)<br /><br />6. Increases physical activity &amp; creates routine <br /><br />7. Breaks negative cycles by providing comforting companionship, a sense of purpose, and offering a positive distraction<br /><br />8. Unconditional love on the best and worst days<br /><br />Link: Article by Psychology Today<br /><a href="https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/where-science-meets-the-steps/201506/nature-s-antidepressant-the-dog" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/where-science-meets-the-steps/201506/nature-s-antidepressant-the-dog</a><br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/31574632_1532398866193600_r.jpeg" alt="31574632_1532398866193600_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" />
<div><br /><br />*Fully trained service dogs usually cost $30,000-$70,000! YIKES! This initially deterred us from pursuing this option. After further research we discovered we can purchase and train our OWN service dog! This would drastically reduce the cost! Though we know this will require studying, training for dog and human, and lots of patience, we are up for the adventure! Our current financial situation will still make this purchase challenging. Any donations (financial, dog supplies, time, help with training, grooming etc)  will be greatly appreciated! It is support and love from friends and family that help keep her going.<br /><br />**We have a mini golden doodle puppy on reserve from a sweet family in Utah! Our pup will be ready to come home by the end of September! This dog breed is hypoallergenic and ideal for psychiatric service dog work. Here are the costs associated in purchasing, training, and providing for the health needs of a Psychiatric Service Dog (1st Year):<br /><br /><strong>***Total Estimated 1st Year Costs = $5,000***</strong><br />Puppy Purchase: $1,800<br />Travel Expenses: $300<br />Spaying or Neutering: $150<br />Medical Costs: $500<br />Food: $300<br />Collar, Tag, and Leash: $25<br />License: $20<br />‘Service Dog In Training’ Vest: $25<br />Crate: $45<br />Travel Air Carrier: $30<br />Service Dog Training Books, Classes, &amp; Supplies: $800<br />Toys and Treats: $150<br />Pet Health Insurance: $420 <br />Grooming Supplies: $100<br />Teeth &amp; Ear Care: $100<br />Unexpected Costs: $235<br /><br />“When someone is suffering from anxiety or depression, it may seem like there is no hope, but the unconditional love of a furry friend can turn their life around. Dogs can provide a powerful grounding, connecting, and healing force in our lives. What a beautiful thing!”<br /><br /> - Dr. Katie Kangas, co-founder of the Pet Wellness Academy<br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/31574632_1532398122883734_r.jpeg" alt="31574632_1532398122883734_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br /><strong>More about Marion’s Journey:</strong><br />- Visit her facebook for the most current video updates -<br /><br /><strong>***Click the video link below to hear Marion’s whole story***</strong><br /><a href="https://www.facebook.com/176800542/videos/893135294319/"><a href="https://www.facebook.com/176800542/videos/893135294319/" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://www.facebook.com/176800542/videos/893135294319/</a></a> <br />-&gt; Please watch and share with those who are affected by mental health issues to help bring encouragement and healing<br /><br />Marion is a wife and mother, and has been battling Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD), Clinical Major Depression, and other chronic health issues. She was unaware a year ago that her diagnosis would end up being mental illness related (circumstantially, minus the health issues, life appeared just fine).  Her health rapidly declined summer of 2017; she was unable to care for our daughter or leave the house. We tried many avenues for healing &amp; answers: natural health &amp; treatments, special holistic diets, multiple medical tests and scans, and healing prayer and ministry. Nothing brought relief to her suffering and no one had a diagnosis. End of August Marion became hopeless, tired of suffering, and though she loved her family, she felt she could not continue on. Suicidal ideation set in; fortunately as a family we recognized the signs and we were able to intervene and get her help. Her stay at the hospital made it clear to us, and Marion, the root of her suffering: Anxiety &amp; Depression. Clinical, biological, genetic; no fault of her own. It was actually her perseverance, strength, and love that kept her going as long as she did, AND helped her to continue to fight with the revelation of her diagnosis. These conditions not only effect the brain, but affect the whole body. For Marion this causes severe brain fog, chronic fatigue, nausea &amp; gut issues, and chronic pain. Medication stopped the suicidal ideation quickly, however, recovery has been slow due to the length and severity of her case. After about 5-6 months Marion was finally able to venture out and enjoy a few outings. At times she has felt almost “normal”, but it hasn’t been consistent. After 11 months on medication, it just hasn’t been enough for Marion to fully heal. And recent set backs have had her feeling sick again and staying home most days and needing help with Nuelle. We hope that with a service dog (alongside medication, therapy, exercise, holistic care, and prayer) Marion will attain a greater level of healing. Thank you for all your love, prayers, and support to our family during this season. Much love.<br />~ William Rosenberg (hubby)<br /><br /><strong>***Please share Marion's message and/or GoFundMe if you are able! Sharing via facebook, email, text, or other communication platforms, increase donations substantially! Sharing is JUST as valuable as giving. Thank you for all your help! A little goes a long way! Go FundMe Link:  gf.me/u/j3kpgj</strong><br /><br />P.S. August is Marion's Birthday Month!
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Jimmy Core passed away on Sunday July 17, 2016.  He was almost 25 years old.  Although he left our earth much too soon, he lived an incredible life.  Jimmy touched everyone with his giving heart, incredible sense of humor and epic beard.  <br /><br />We have put together a memorial fund that will be turned into the Jimmy Core Foundation.  In lieu of flowers, please donate to this cause.  This memorial to him will do just as he did, make the world a better place.  While we are going through the extensive process of setting up the non-profit, the funds will be transferred from our GoFundMe account to Jim Core (Jimmy's dad) to abide by GoFundMe's regulations on withdrawal deadlines.  After the finalization of the foundation, all proceeds from GoFundMe, tshirt sales, bracelet sales &amp; decal sales will be moved directly into the non-profit's account.  <br /><br />"I shall pass this way but once; any good, therefore, that I can do or any kindness that I can show to any human being &lt;or animal&gt;, let me do it now.  Let me not defer nor neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again." Stephen Grellet.  <br /><br />Jimmy had this quote on his mirror and read it every single day after he added the part about animals.  He truly lived his life in the kindest way.  If you're able, please help us to begin the Jimmy Core Foundation and continue his legacy.  <br /><br />LUB, <br />Jim, Laura &amp; Chelsey

Jimmy Core Memorial Fund

Late Wednesday, July 22nd, 2015 Bryce Newman went to the emergency room at Rady's Children's Hospital in San Diego, CA with a severe headache.  Doctors at Rady's discovered a very large tumor on his brain and he was rushed into emergency surgery just 8 hours later on Thursday morning July 23rd.  Unfortunately, after a nine hour surgery, the Newman families worse fears came true and the resected tumor came back malignant as Bryce was subsequently diagnoised with Medulloblastoma - Group C  cancer, which is a very aggressive and fast growing cancer. <br /><br />While Bryce's concerns are just trying to get back to becoming his normal self as an honor roll student by joining his classmates at school, along with joining his teammates playing both baseball and football for his high school teams, his family's concerns are much greater. <br /><br />Unfortunately for Bryce, because of the aggressive nature of this form of cancer, Bryce had a major setback and was forced to go back in for a follow up surgery on Friday, August 28th to remove tumors that had grown back on his brain. For those who are unaware Bryce has a very long and arduous road ahead of him as he undergoes both radiation and chemo therapies to cure himself of cancer. As most people can recognize medical costs and expenses, to the family, will be adding up rapidly along with the stress of caring for their only child.<br /><br />Please pray for Bryce, his father, Rick, and his mother, Nicole, during this time and consider supporting them  through this Go Fund Me page.  <br /><br />We will keep you updated on Bryce's progress as often as we can.<br /><br />Thank you and God Bless!<br /><br />PS - the pic above is a pic of Bryce literally 1 minute prior to him being wheeled chaired into the operating room for his 2nd brain surgery "which lasted 5 1/2hours" within 30 days. That is the kind of individual this child is, knowing he is about to go through the same hell as he went through just 28days earlier "that had him in ICU for a week" once again he is attacking it with a smile on his face and a dogged determination in his soul!!!

Bryce Newman Cancer Support Fund

The world lost a beautiful person but most importantly, TJ &amp; Summer lost their beloved mother. A donation of any amount will help these children continue their education and extracurricular activities. It is what their mother would have wanted, as she loved them with all her heart and soul.  Please keep this family in your prayers.

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Michele was tragically killed yesterday, 3/26/15, leaving behind 8 wonderful children.  <br /><br />I am Michele's brother-in-law and am trying do help in establishing funds to assist in funeral costs and the transition for Michele's children who are left behind. <br /><br />We appreciate your continued prayers and support in this difficult time and your willingness to help Michele and her children.

Michele Davis (Erlick) Goodyear, AZ

Get Well Gage.........<br />Gage is an 8 year old boy. I was going to add little in the description but he is all but that. He was diagnosed with Diffuse Intrinsic Pontoine Glioma (DIPG) on 1/7/2015. This is a brain stem tumor that is inoperable. The doctors has given him 6 months to 1 year. BUT We have Faith &amp; Hope. He is the oldest of 6 brothers and sisters. He loves them so much and helps his stepmom take good care of them and also takes the role of the man of the house while Dad works long hours. He is an angel, He has the sweetest smile ever. We are rasing money to help with expenses and to also get this child to places and things that he has wished for. We want to see him smile every second of the day and we want the following days to be the best ever.

Get Well, Gage

I am raising funds for a good friend of mine, Shannon (Rhonda) Ellerton, who I have known for 32 years.  She has been through more in her life than anyone I know and is the strongest person I know.  These past couple of weeks have been especially hard on her and her family.  Two weeks ago her 4 children lost their father unexpectedly the day before Thanksgiving.  They barely had time to grieve when tonight her oldest son, Caleb age 22, was driving on State Route 92 in Lake Stevens and was involved in a head on collision where he died at the scene.  Please help me raise funds to help her with the funeral costs as money is the last thing she needs to think about now. I cannot even imagine what she and her family are going through at a time of year when they should be celebrating. She is a single parent who works full time as well as attends school full time. No amount is too small.  It all adds up and every dollar helps.  Thank you so much.  Ronda

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<p></p><div><font class="Apple-style-span" color="#333333" face="'Trebuchet MS', Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif"><span class="Apple-style-span" style="line-height: 22px;">PHYLLIS CORTINAS<br>APRIL 4, 1983 - AUGUST 26, 2012<br><br>For those of you who never had the extraordinary pleasure of meeting Phyllis Cortinas: She was an AMAZING person, who continuously gave without question. Even when Phyllis had nothing to give she would give anyway. She was an incredible example of God's love and generosity.</span></font></div><div><font class="Apple-style-span" color="#333333" face="'Trebuchet MS', Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif"><span class="Apple-style-span" style="line-height: 22px;"><br></span></font></div><div><font class="Apple-style-span" color="#333333" face="'Trebuchet MS', Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif"><span class="Apple-style-span" style="line-height: 22px;">Phyllis would want someone to continue her legacy of giving... and that's exactly what I will do. The difference is that now I'm trying to help her family.</span></font></div><div><font class="Apple-style-span" color="#333333" face="'Trebuchet MS', Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif"><span class="Apple-style-span" style="line-height: 22px;"><br></span></font></div><div><font class="Apple-style-span" color="#333333" face="'Trebuchet MS', Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif"><span class="Apple-style-span" style="line-height: 22px;">Phyllis's husband, Ruben, lost his job a couple of months ago. They were struggling to make ends meet. You can only imagine how much more difficult it is for Ruben without Phyllis by his side. Please give. Give as generously as you can. There are not only bills to pay, but also funeral expanses to meet. The more you can give the better, but even $1 will help.</span></font></div><div><font class="Apple-style-span" color="#333333" face="'Trebuchet MS', Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif"><span class="Apple-style-span" style="line-height: 22px;"><br></span></font></div><div><font class="Apple-style-span" color="#333333" face="'Trebuchet MS', Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif"><span class="Apple-style-span" style="line-height: 22px;">With my love and many prayers for blessings for each of you,</span></font></div><div><font class="Apple-style-span" color="#333333" face="'Trebuchet MS', Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif"><span class="Apple-style-span" style="line-height: 22px;">Billie</span></font></div> <p></p>

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