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<div>⁉️ <strong>What Happened to Randall while in ICE Custody? </strong>
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<div><strong>His family wants answers.</strong>
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<div><em>*Para Español ver más abajo*</em>
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<div>We’re reaching out with urgency and heavy hearts. We need your help to uncover the truth about what happened to a Costa Rican citizen while in a United States ICE detention center.
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<div><strong>Randall’s Story</strong>
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<div>Randall Gamboa, a loving fiancé and devoted son and brother was taken into ICE custody in December 2024. Since he was first detained, he stayed in communication with his family in Costa Rica with daily video calls… sometimes several calls a day. According to his family, he appeared to be strong and healthy during those calls. However, in mid-June, all calls with Randall suddenly stopped.
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<div>Randall’s family was understandably confused as to the abrupt stop in communication. For the next 6 weeks, his fiance and sister both attempted to speak to Randall, but were simply told by ICE agents, <em>“Randall is unable to speak right now." </em>or <em>“He will contact you if he wants to.” </em>
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<div><strong>The Family Knew Something was Wrong. </strong>
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<div>Getting nowhere with ICE, Randall’s fiance contacted the Costa Rican Consulate, who reached out to the ICE facility. This was their reply:
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<div><em>“Randall is in the hospital.”</em>
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<div><em>“Wait!? What?!?! Why is he in the hospital?! What’s wrong with him?!” </em>
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<div>Randall’s family was very confused and concerned about this sudden deterioration of health that required inpatient hospitalization. But at this point, ICE and the hospital still would not release any details to the consulate, nor to his closest family members. No one would tell them the state of Randall’s health, or why he was admitted in the first place – they just kept citing U.S. medical privacy laws. Two months had passed and the family still had no idea about what had happened to Randall.
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<div>✊ <strong>When We Stepped In</strong>
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<div>I’m a human rights advocate from North Carolina, currently living in Costa Rica. I’m close to Randall’s family and couldn’t sit by watching his family suffer from not knowing why their loved one was in the hospital, and “unable to speak”. They needed answers, and they needed them fast. Randall’s life could be at stake.
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<div>Through our incredible grassroots efforts (and help from people like you!), we found an experienced immigration attorney who volunteered her time to help Randall. She began working for the family - hours upon hours- contacting ICE and the hospital searching for answers.
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<div>And finally, on August 8th - <em>almost 2 months after Randall’s last communication with his family -</em> the lawyer was allowed to visit Randall in the hospital. The lawyer immediately called Randall’s fiance. The news was devastating.
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<div><strong><em>Randall is alive — but just barely.</em></strong>
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<div><strong><em> He cannot walk.</em></strong>
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<div><strong><em> He cannot move.</em></strong>
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<div><strong><em> He cannot speak.</em></strong>
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<div><strong><em> He can only blink his eyes.</em></strong>
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<div>No one at the hospital seemed able to articulate exactly what happened to cause this grave condition. Was it a stroke? Medical neglect? Something else? We don't know, and we need a legal and medical investigation to review the hundreds of pages of medical records to find out what exactly happened.
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<div>⁉️ <strong>What We Now Know… and Still Don’t Know</strong>
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<div>After several weeks of negotiations with our attorney, ICE agreed to an order of removal, and Randall was transported home by Air Ambulance (MedEvac) to Costa Rica on September 3rd. He was flown as a patient in critical condition on a stretcher with medical personnel by his side. Once he arrived, the Red Cross of Costa Rica donated an ambulance ride to the family to transport Randall from the airport to a hospital.
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<div>He is currently inpatient in Costa Rica, and thankfully has been reunited with his family. However, he remains in critical condition. His neck muscles are so tight (we don’t know why) that he cannot turn his head, swallow or speak. Therefore, he is severely malnourished and underweight. He still can only open his eyes as acknowledgement that he is alive. The doctors are running tests, desperately trying to figure out what happened to him while in ICE custody. Speculations of abuse and neglect need to be investigated further.
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<div><strong>What Needs to Happen Now</strong>
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<div>As of right now, the family still has no idea what happened to Randall, what is the extent of his medical condition, and what are his chances of recovery? Will Randall be able to walk or talk again? The family needs your help to find answers.
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<div><strong>Therefore, we are raising funds to:</strong>
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<div><strong>⚕️ Cover Randall’s ongoing medical care in Costa Rica</strong>
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<div><strong>⚖️ Support a legal investigation into what happened while in ICE custody</strong>
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<div>❤️‍<strong> How You Can Help</strong>
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<div>His caring family deserves to know what happened to Randall. But more importantly, they want to ensure that their beloved is able to receive the medical care he needs.
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<li>Donate what you can — every dollar counts
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<li>Share this campaign with your network
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<li>Stand with immigrant families who deserve justice and dignity
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<div>Let’s bring Randall’s family the answers they deserve. Let’s show this family they are not alone.
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<div>With gratitude and hope,
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<div>Georgia Bowen
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<div>Immigrant Rights Advocate &amp; Friend of the Family
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<div>⁉️ <strong>¿Qué le pasó a Randall mientras estuvo bajo custodia de ICE?</strong>
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<div><strong>Su familia exige respuestas.</strong>
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<div>Nos comunicamos con urgencia y con el corazón en la mano. Necesitamos su ayuda para descubrir la verdad sobre lo que le ocurrió a un ciudadano costarricense mientras estaba detenido por ICE (Servicio de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas de EE. UU.).
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<div><strong>La historia de Randall</strong>
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<div>Randall Gamboa, un cariñoso prometido, hijo y hermano dedicado, fue detenido por ICE en diciembre de 2024. Desde el primer momento se mantuvo en contacto con su familia en Costa Rica mediante videollamadas diarias… a veces varias veces al día. Según cuenta su familia, durante esas llamadas Randall se veía fuerte y saludable. Sin embargo, a mediados de junio, todas las llamadas con Randall se detuvieron repentinamente.
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<div>Su familia, con justa razón, se preocupó por esta interrupción abrupta en la comunicación. Durante las siguientes seis semanas, tanto su prometida como su hermana intentaron comunicarse con él, pero los agentes de ICE simplemente les decían:
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<div>— “Él los contactará si quiere.”
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<div>Al no obtener respuestas por parte de ICE, la prometida de Randall contactó al Consulado de Costa Rica, que a su vez se comunicó con el centro de detención. Esta fue la respuesta que recibieron:
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<div><em>— “Randall está en el hospital.”</em>
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<div><em>— “¿¡Qué!? ¿¡Cómo!? ¿¡Por qué está en el hospital!? ¿¡Qué le pasó!?”</em>
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<div><em>— “Lo sentimos, no podemos darle esa información.”</em>
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<div>La familia de Randall quedó totalmente confundida y preocupada por este repentino deterioro de salud que requería hospitalización. Aún así, ICE y el hospital se negaban a dar detalles, ni al consulado ni a sus familiares directos. Nadie decía cuál era su estado de salud ni por qué fue hospitalizado en primer lugar — siempre mencionaban las leyes de privacidad médica de EE. UU. Pasaron dos meses y la familia seguía sin saber absolutamente nada.
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<div><strong>✊ Cuando Intervenimos</strong>
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<div>Soy una defensora de los derechos humanos de Carolina del Norte, actualmente viviendo en Costa Rica. Conozco de cerca a la familia de Randall y no podía quedarme de brazos cruzados viendo su sufrimiento, sin saber qué le había pasado a su ser querido, y escuchando simplemente que “no podía hablar”. Necesitaban respuestas, y las necesitaban rápido. La vida de Randall estaba en juego.
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<div>Gracias a un esfuerzo comunitario increíble (¡y a personas como usted!), logramos contactar a una abogada de inmigración con experiencia, quien voluntariamente ofreció su tiempo para ayudar a la familia. Comenzó a trabajar de inmediato — dedicando horas y horas — contactando a ICE y al hospital para buscar respuestas.
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<div>Finalmente, el 8 de agosto — casi dos meses después de la última comunicación de Randall con su familia — la abogada pudo visitarlo en el hospital. De inmediato llamó a su prometida. Las noticias fueron devastadoras.
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<div><strong>Randall está vivo... pero apenas.</strong>
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<div><strong>No puede caminar.</strong>
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<div><strong>No puede moverse.</strong>
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<div><strong>Solo puede parpadear.</strong>
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<div>Nadie en el hospital pudo explicar con claridad qué fue lo que le causó esta condición tan grave. ¿Fue un derrame cerebral? ¿Negligencia médica? ¿Algo más? No lo sabemos, y se necesita una investigación médica y legal para revisar los cientos de páginas de su historial médico y descubrir qué fue lo que realmente pasó.
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<div><strong>⁉️ Lo que sabemos… y lo que aún no</strong>
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<div>Después de varias semanas de negociaciones por parte de la abogada, ICE accedió a emitir una orden de deportación, y Randall fue trasladado a Costa Rica en un vuelo ambulancia (MedEvac) el 3 de septiembre. Fue transportado como paciente en estado crítico, en camilla, con personal médico a su lado. Al llegar al país, la Cruz Roja Costarricense donó el traslado en ambulancia desde el aeropuerto hasta el hospital.
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<div>Actualmente se encuentra hospitalizado en Costa Rica, y por dicha ha podido reencontrarse con su familia. Sin embargo, su estado sigue siendo crítico. Tiene los músculos del cuello tan tensos (aún no se sabe por qué) que no puede girar la cabeza, tragar ni hablar. Por esto, está gravemente desnutrido y con bajo peso. Solo puede abrir los ojos para dar señales de que está consciente. Los médicos están haciendo exámenes, tratando de entender qué fue lo que ocurrió mientras estuvo bajo custodia de ICE. Las sospechas de abuso o negligencia deben investigarse a fondo.
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<div><strong>Lo que debe suceder ahora</strong>
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<div>Hasta este momento, la familia sigue sin saber qué fue lo que realmente le ocurrió a Randall, cuál es el diagnóstico médico completo y cuáles son sus posibilidades de recuperación. ¿Volverá a caminar? ¿Volverá a hablar? La familia necesita su ayuda para encontrar respuestas.
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<div><em>Por eso, estamos recaudando fondos para:</em>
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<div><em>⚕️ Cubrir el tratamiento médico continuo de Randall en Costa Rica</em>
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<div><em>⚖️ Apoyar una investigación legal sobre lo ocurrido bajo custodia de ICE</em>
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<div><strong>❤️‍ ¿Cómo podés ayudar?</strong>
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<div>La familia de Randall merece saber la verdad. Pero, más importante aún, quieren asegurarse de que él reciba el cuidado médico que necesita con urgencia.
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<div>Por favor:
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<li>Doná lo que puedas — cada colón o dólar cuenta
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<li>Compartí esta campaña con tu red de contactos
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<li>Apoyá a las familias migrantes que merecen justicia y dignidad
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<div>Traigamos a la familia de Randall las respuestas que merecen. Demostrémosles que no están solos.
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<div>Con esperanza y gratitud,
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<div>Georgia Bowen,
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<div>Defensora de los Derechos Humanos
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<div>y amiga de la familia
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What Happened to Randall while in ICE Detention?

<div>On Feb 4 2024, we lost an incredible young woman… I’m heartbroken as I know we all are, there was and will ever be only one Skylynn..

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<div>She was one of the most passionate and loving people you could ever have the opportunity to meet and she will be greatly missed by so many. Her love of motorcycles and the culture surrounding it was unmatched and was a beacon for all Dem2's and beyond. 

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<div>This fund is to help her family with final expenses as well as to share your memories of this amazing person. 

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Celebrate Skylynn's Unforgettable Spirit

Beloved  Family and Friends, I created this fundraiser on behalf of my daughter Kiera. She went into kidney failure two  years ago while working in Italy.  Since then our lives have been turned upside down; the heart ache has been devastating and grief has engulfed me for the past two years.  Hope has found us in the possibility of a transplant. <br /><br />I found out that I was a match for her last year and embarked on the journey to be approved as a living donor.  Covid slowed the process down, but we have a surgical date and we are going forward with the surgery at the end of this month, March 2021.  Below is her story.  Thank you all for your prayers, kind words, and the love you have shown us.  May God prosper you in all you do. &lt;3 <br /><br /><br />Hello, My name is Kiera Symmes. I'm 22 years old and I live in Boone, North Carolina.  Two years ago I was diagnosed with end stage renal disease, aka kidney failure. When I first  got sick I spent a month in the hospital before the doctors found out what was wrong. This was definitely one of the hardest times in my life. After a month I was released from the hospital and back home, but nothing about my life was the same. <br /><br /><br />Your kidneys control your blood pressure, and mine aren’t working so I have to take six different medications to control my blood pressure.  I also have to take medication anytime I eat or drank anything, because your kidneys also regulate the minerals in your blood and too much of certain minerals can affect your health.  The biggest change in my life is having to go do dialysis three days a week for several hours each day. This drains my energy, makes me feel weak and tired everyday.   I remember feeling like I was having a horrible nightmare and I would wake up any minute. But this is my new reality and I am wide awake!<br /><br /><br /> I started my first semester of college three months after coming home from the hospital. This helped me to feel normal and productive and gave me something to focus on while dealing with the hardship of my health condition. After two years I’ve come a long way, my body has adjusted to the stress of dialysis and I have adapted to my life as it is now. However, long term on dialysis is not recommended and quality of life diminishes with time. Dialysis isn’t as effective as your kidneys in filtering your blood and eventually it takes its toll on the body. People on long term dialysis live shorter lives and more illness. Thankfully modern medicine has found another treatment plan for kidney disease! Kidney transplant! <br /><br /><br />In the summer of 2020, just a little over a year after I was diagnosed with end stage renal failure, I was in dialysis and my mother called me. She told me she had secretly been going to a Baptist hospital to get testing done in order to see if she was a match, and indeed she was! My mother told me that if the doctors approved her, then she was going to give me her kidney.  I remember trying to hold back my tears which seemed to be impossible, the thought of being free from dialysis was something I had only known in my past life! At that moment it felt possible. <br /><br /><br />The doctors cleared my mom to be a living donor and we plan to have our surgery at the end of March. Kidney transplant is a life changing surgery that will set a new course for my life.  After the procedure, my mother and I will both need time to recover. Even after transplant, I will be in and out of the hospital for at least two years, and for the life of my kidney I will be on immunosuppressants.  The medication is very expensive, thousands of dollars every month. After the procedure I will require help in so many aspects of my life.  My mother has always said that it takes a village and though I feel vulnerable reaching out to people for help, I realize I cannot do this alone: I need the support and care of family, friends, my community, anyone willing and able to help.<br /><br /><br />So I share my story in hopes that people will see it and reach out a hand. I ask that you please share, donate, or just send positive energy and prayers my direction. I know that in the coming months I will need these things more than ever before. I also ask if you would prefer, to donate to my kidney association fund which will help pay for medications in the years to come. This is something I highly request, because after two years I will be taken off of medicaid and medicare and will have to find a way to pay for medication that will cost upwards of a thousand dollars a month. So if you’re willing and able please help however you can. Thank you!

Kiera and Carol Anne's Kidney Transplant Surgery

Her name is <strong>Debi Golembieski</strong>, but since many people can't pronounce her last name, she simply goes by <strong>Debi G.</strong> or as we like to call her-- <strong>Green Mother</strong>***.  <br /><br />Along with many other small business owners, Debi has struggled to keep her store open during this past year. This seemingly unending pandemic, and a series of very unfortunate events, have kept her barely able to afford the gorgeous retail space in downtown Asheville.   And just when you think things couldn't get much worse, it literally became her worst possible nightmare. <br /><br /><strong>Debi's eldest son was tragically struck by a car and passed away this past Saturday, January 9th, 2021.</strong><br /><br />Terran Oakley Martin was 24 years old, and was born to Debi Jean Golembieski and Sean Ashton Martin July 2, 1996, in Boone, NC. He graduated from Watauga High School with honors, then attended both Caldwell Community College and A-B Technical Community College.<br /><br />In addition to his parents, Terran is survived by his siblings, Paxton Martin of Charlotte (13) and Sylvia Martin of Asheville (10); his loving grandmothers, Marcia Shaffer of Hendersonville, North Carolina, and Patricia J. Golembieski of Roswell, GA, and grandfather Ted J. Golembieski and his wife, Mary M., of Woodstock, GA; his Uncle Joe Golembieski, and a large extended family of aunts, uncles, and cousins across West Virginia, Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia, Indiana, Illinois, Maryland, North Dakota, Arizona, and California. <br /><br />&lt;3 Terran, a kind, thoughtful, sweet boy with a curious mind and a quirky sense of humor, is loved deeply by his family and community. He will forever be missed. &lt;3<br /><br />Due to the pandemic, we have created a virtual memorial. (LINK TBA HERE). You may leave love notes of encouragement and you share your fondest memories of Terran with others. Remember, it is through these stories that Terran's spirit will live on in all of us. <br /><br /><strong>Many of you have reached out asking "How can I help?" Simply put, a donation would be the most useful.</strong> <br /><br />Debi needs time to grieve the loss of her child, and should not be expected to have to go right back into work. In the meantime, Green Mother Goods has employees to support and customers to serve. Please help us raise enough money to give our Green Mama a HUGE blessing!!!<strong> I personally don't know anyone who could use this more right now.</strong><br /><br />Money will be directly deposited into Debi's account, and will go to pay both personal and store expenses, including vendors, payroll, and rent if need be. <br /><br /><strong>&lt;3 GOD/DESS BLESS YOU &lt;3 <br /><br />***Why Green Mother?</strong> Well, if you don't already know, let me tell you.... Our amazing Green Mamaprenuer owns one of the most sought after socially and environmentally sustainable retail stores in Western North Carolina, Green Mother Goods. For over 10 years, both Boone (former location) and Asheville (current)  have felt her positive impact in many powerful and beautiful ways.  Debi  has always been a shining light in her community. Her employees, customers, friends and family have always been able to count on her, and now Debi is counting on us.<br /><br /><strong>Visit the Store</strong> at: 21 Battery Park, Asheville, NC, 28801. Karen or Shalene are there to help you! <br /><br />Or Online here ---&gt; <a href="https://www.facebook.com/greenmother.goods.9/"><a href="https://www.facebook.com/greenmother.goods.9/" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://www.facebook.com/greenmother.goods.9/</a></a><br /><br /><strong>NOTE:</strong> Our New Website to almost ready! However, we need more funding to hire a web expert. If you are a shopify expert please contact me. Georgia Bowen

Support for Our Grieving "Green Mother" Debi G.

Anna Marie Smith went missing Tuesday September 2nd from Appalachian State University in Boone, North Carolina. Her family, friends, and volunteers spent 11 days desperately searching for her. Tragically, our search came to an end on the morning of September 13th, when Anna's body was found about 1/8 mile from the campus. <br /><br />This fund has been set up to assist the family with unexpected expenses they are now forced to face, while Dan and Laurie are both out of work. Friends and co-workers of the Smith family have set up this fund and ask your help. Any donations are very much appreciated. <br /><br />Thank you, in advance, for any donations you are able to make. No matter the amount, all is greatly appreciated.

Supporting the Smith Family

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donationCadence

isActiveFundraiser

isPartner

isMobile

npoProfileOptIn

fundIsLinkedWithMeta

hasSessionDonation

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

Logged In Users

CH Donation Upsell audience

Android v10.6.0 and above

userCurrencyCode

Localized Currency

v11.5.0 and above

testAudience

pathname

Survicate

appVersion is at or above 12.8.0

Non-charity fund

isChallengeFundraiser

challenge-fundraisers

Payment Identity Launch Verification - Production

New funds eligible - Posters v2

CAD Donation Upsell Audience

Braze Email Tester

NPO Profile Opted-Out

iOS App Version

hasKnownDonors

PYMK has donors

iOS v12.3.0 and above

Georgia Bowen

Georgia Bowen

What they care about

Featured causes

What Happened to Randall while in ICE Detention?

Celebrate Skylynn's Unforgettable Spirit

Kiera and Carol Anne's Kidney Transplant Surgery

Support for Our Grieving "Green Mother" Debi G.

Supporting the Smith Family

About me