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<div>Help Earth Fare Team Members Affected by Hurricane Helene
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<div>Our Earth Fare family is facing unprecedented challenges in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. Many of our team members have lost their homes, have lost their vehicles, have limited food and water, cannot leave their neighborhoods, or are unable to work. They need our support now more than ever.
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<div>At Earth Fare, we pride ourselves on the strength of our community. We stand together through thick and thin, and this is one of those times when we can truly make a difference in the lives of our fellow team members who are struggling to rebuild.
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<div>We are launching this GoFundMe to help those directly impacted by the hurricane. Any amount you can give will go toward helping our Earth Fare family members who are facing difficult circumstances get back on their feet.
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<div>Thank you for your kindness, generosity, and for showing what it means to be part of the Earth Fare community. Together, we can help our team members overcome this and move forward.
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<div>*All funds will be deposited in an Earth Fare bank account and distributed based on need.  If you are an Earth Fare Team Member in need of funds please email Human Resources with your request.  
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Support Earth Fare Team Members After Hurricane

<div>Our beloved friend, Silvio, unexpectedly passed away this past Friday, November 4th.
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<div>Silvio was a wonderful father, husband, son, and friend. He was a hard worker born in Santa Fe, Argentina. He was an engineer, an invaluable asset to his team in New York, where he achieved his dreams. His primary and most important dream was to build a loving family that today is left behind. His wife, Silvia, and his two children, Noah, 12, and Ilan, 14, are devastated by this tremendous loss; his friends and family are traveling from all over the world to honor the life of a great man.
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<div>We are looking for your support and asking for donations to help cover upcoming funeral expenses, the cost of his children’s education, and other unexpected needs that may be incurred. We kindly ask you to help this family by providing some of the financial support they currently need while they grieve and learn how to cope with their loss. Even a small donation would mean the world to Silvia, Noah and Ilan.
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<div>Silvio will be forever remembered by those who had the privilege of knowing him. Rest in Peace, Silvio; we will miss your jokes and your good intentions toward all of us always.
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<div>Ayala, Burnet-Merlin, Distefano, Franceschelli, Galetto, Gilroy, Mastrogiovanni, Monticelli, Rabellino, Tomatis, Travascio, and Woods families.
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Fundraising for Silvio's family

<div>Hi, my name is Tanya Evans, and I'm the sister of Shirlene King Pearson, whom you all know and love as Ms Juicy Baby. Unfortunately, Shirlene suffered a stroke on Thursday, April 28th, and has been in the ICU since. As a result, household and medical bills have been piling up. She has just been moved from ICU but is still in the hospital recovering for what we know will be a long road. Although we don't have a definitive date of when she will be out of the hospital and be able to get back to work, we do need your help until she recovers. Whatever you can give, we would deeply appreciate it. Thank you so much for keeping her and us all in your prayers; we are all truly thankful.
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Ms Juicy

Disclaimer: South Africa is not supported by GoFundMe. My good friend Temi has set up the fundraiser on my behalf and Eli will ensure the funds reach me.<br /><br />You can donate directly to my PayPal: <a href="https://t.co/h3NmoLUrq2"><a href="https://t.co/h3NmoLUrq2" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://t.co/h3NmoLUrq2</a></a><br /><br /><br />Hi, my name is Mahlatse Nkuna and I am a 29 year old black transgender woman from Soweto, South Africa. I have been transitioning for 3 years now. I have gone as far as my own resources can take me with my medical transition journey. I am ready for sex reassignment surgery and would appreciate your help.<br /><br />The South African healthcare system is not equipped to do this kind of surgery. Even if they were, insurance companies explicitly exclude it. That is why I would like to get sex reassignment surgery in Thailand or New York.<br /><br />The US dollar is R15  in my local currency, the Rand. The coronavirus pandemic has further eroded the value of the Rand while incomes have gone down significantly.<br /><br />My dream is less and less attainable. Please help an African trans girl’s lifelong dream come true.

A South African trans woman’s transition fund

After binding for over 10 years, my body is finally starting to break down. Every day my ribs ache and my back is starting curve; i’ve been trying to survive on a non-livable wage so there hasn’t really been room for saving. I finally found a doctor that can perform the surgery for me, but i don’t have the funds to even secure an appointment date. I’m employed for a company that previously said they would be able to help (completely pay for it actually) with this surgery and they have not and do not seem to be able to help anymore.<br /><br />I’m black and i’m trans and every day it becomes more clear to me that people do not want me around. I’m doing the best i can, but it’s really hard when it feels like the entire world is against me.<br /><br />This is probably my second or third time attempt in trying to fund raise so hopefully someone sees this and can help out. If you’ve read this far, thank you and if you can’t donate please share, i don’t know how much more my body can take. Obviously if i don’t get the funds then i don’t get surgery and i suppose i’ll have to cross that bridge when i get there.<br /><br />spread light and love everyone

top surgery fund

<p>Darnella Frazier, the brave young woman who filmed the murder of George Floyd, deserves peace and healing. In addition to the trauma of watching a black man be murdered by police, she has had to deal with trolls, bullies and ignorant people harassing her online. It took unbelievable courage for her to stand there and bear witness to such an awful tragedy. We all have our roles to play in the revolution against white supremacy. Darnella played an important one and should be uplifted, not shamed.
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<p>Something broke. This country will never be the same. And in the midst of our rage and pain, we cannot let this young black woman become a casualty. 
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<p>George Floyd paid the ultimate price of being black in this country. But let us not forget that a CHILD had to be the eyes for this nation. A CHILD paid the price of her innocence, her well-being, her hope, so that white people would start to wake the f-$&amp; up. And people are going out of their way to break her spirit?!
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<p>Hell.  Nawl. Nope. Not on my watch and not on yours. 
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<p>White folks: You woke now? Stay woke. You mad? Stay mad. You care about Black Lives? Well we finna care about Darnella, too.
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<p>You can’t put a price on a child’s spirit. This fund is to support the healing and the restoration of hope for Darnella Frazier —whatever that means to her. There are many places in the movement where your resources are needed. This is one of them. Thank you. 
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<p><br />In solidarity,<br /><br />Mica Cole Kamenski 
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The OFFICIAL Peace and Healing for Darnella Fund

<strong>Lauryn Reeder is an iconic black trans woman making moves and saving lives in the south.<br /></strong> She has been an advocate and activist for trans lives since 2014. She is currently the Social Justice Director of Tranzmission. Lauryn is a selfless, loving, caring individual who deserves to have her dreams come true. <br /><br />Black women from Marsha P. Johnson to Rosa Parks have put their bodies and freedom on the line for all of us and continue to do so today. We have lost so many great leaders to racism and transphobia. I encourage you to reach out of your comfort zone to provide even a portion of the atonement owed to trans women of color around the world.<br /><br />This fundraiser will cover her breast augmentation surgery, the hospital stay, as well as post-surgery care.<br /><br />Other ways to donate:<br />Cashapp; $LRDR1

Lauryn's Gender Affirmation Surgery

David Vincent Iaquinta passed away on Sunday February 3rd, 2019. We have been stunned and heartbroken at the suddenness and depth of his loss.

We are so grateful for the outpouring of love and support so many of you have shown during this time of unfathomable loss. It will, of course, take time to learn how to live in a world without David's bright smile in it. For now, we can gather and remember him and all the joy he helped us know. As you take the time to do this, please consider donating to this fund. Proceeds will go to covering expenses while Deborah and Gabriel take the time they need to learn how to live in this new, sadly dimmer world

Support for Gabriel and Deborah

Dwayne Dandy has had a profound impact on so many of our lives. He was one of the kindest, funniest, and most loyal people that anyone could ever hope to have in their life. He had an uncanny ability to cheer you up and make laugh, even in the depths of despair when you didn't think it possible to even crack a smile. If you found yourself overwhelmed and needed someone to listen, he was there to hear you out and talk you through it. Through the years he has provided us all an immense amount of support, inspiration, loyalty, good cheer, and innumerable fond memories to carry with us forever.<br /><br />On Tuesday May 24th Dwayne was in an automobile accident on the way home from work. He hit a patch of sand and gravel and began to swerve, narrowly avoided hitting another car, before losing control of his own. He was rushed via ambulance to the critical care center in Augusta GA where he received emergency trauma 1 care, was put on a ventilator, received hypothermic protocol, numerous x-rays and scans, and life support trauma care. After a hard-fought battle, Dwayne passed away at 11:30pm on May 23.<br /><br />As his family grieves, the aforementioned medical bills, travel costs, and upcoming funerary expenses provide a substantial amount of extra stress that we, as a community of friends, can help to alleviate. If you are able, we ask that you provide a donation to assist his family so that they may grieve and heal without the added stress of such a strenuous financial burden. Let us show them the love and support that Dwayne has shown all of us!

Dwayne Dandy's Family Relief Fund

<strong>Hey Beauty Queens, <br /><br />My name is Liv Hnilicka and I need your help. I'm here to ask you to donate $20 to my gofundme so I can take the next step in my transition and recieve breast augmentation. My goal is raise $15,000 to cover the costs of the expensive procedure. Ten percent of the money raised will be donated to Reclaim!, a Twin Cities non-profit organization that works to increase access to mental and intergrative health support to LGBTQ youth. <br /><br />Please donate, share, like and then share again my fundraiser I'm calling #Melonaid because when life doesn't give you melons, ask for melon aid.<br /><br />I've been so blessed by meeting so many people on my journey. Growing up in Milwaukee, living in Chicago and Minneapolis, and now from all over the world. People as far away as Australia have sent me messages of support and love all because I had the opportunity to tell my story. Last fall I went viral on Facebook. An amazing father gave me the opportunity to share my truth about being a transgender woman with his daughter. My Facebook post was featured on Cosmo.com, People.com, and HuffPo. My post got over 12,000 likes, over 2,000 shares, and it was shared by George Takei and Margaret Cho! It was this really special experience that affirmed my identity as a storyteller, a compassionate heart, and as a visible transwoman.<br /><br />Please help me continue to tell my story. Donate $20 to #Melonaid, share and like this video wherever you share and like videos, and tell your friends to do the same! <br /></strong>

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