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Officer Richard Craig

<div>My family and I have tragically lost our home and everything we own in the Altadena-Eaton fire. We’re facing an incredibly difficult time, and any support you can offer would mean the world to us. Please consider donating to help us find stability during this heartbreaking journey.
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Support the Troy family after the Eaton fire devastation

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<div>Craig needs our help.
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<div>In 2007, Craig's world turned upside-down. A physician noticed changes in his appearance and urged him to get an MRI. He was diagnosed with Acromegaly, which is a tumor on the pituitary gland. It causes the pituitary gland to produce too much growth hormone and a multitude of other problems. Craig spent several months preparing for surgery and sold his beloved business to pay for medical expenses. Although recovery was difficult, the surgery was successful. Until 15 years later, when Craig’s symptoms returned. <strong>The last time Craig faced surgery, he had a partner and financial resources from the business he sold. This time he is alone and without financial assistance.</strong>
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<div><strong>Craig is generous, open-hearted, infinitely caring, and a true friend. </strong> 
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<div>Craig has a special place in the heart of Habitat Coffee. Craig was a part of the opening team for Habitat, saw us through our first 6-years and is solely responsible for the awesome coffee program that we have to this day. We can honestly say that without Craig, Habitat wouldn't be as community orientated or as successful. He helped us when we needed it most.  Now, it is our turn to help him. Let's raise $50,000 for Craig.
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<div><strong>Please donate what you can to this fundraiser. Every dollar will be put towards Craig's medical expenses, rent and living expenses.</strong> He is months behind on his rent (&amp; still has a home due to the grace of a kind and generous landlord. Craig inspires kindness in everyone he meets) and the medical bills and expenses are piling up. $50,000 will bring Craig out of debt and help pay his expenses while he recovers from his next surgery.
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<div><strong>On Saturday, Sept 28 - 25% of sales at Habitat Coffee LA will be donated to this fundraiser.</strong> We will also have more information about Craig and his illness.
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Coming together for Craig

<p>Tristan Alva was an amazingly creative artist, animator,  sculptor, musician, songwriter, and person overall, who attended Orange County School of the Arts for 7th-12th grade. This award will be given in his name to digital media students who exhibit his extraordinary creativity and passion, but more importantly, his empathy, compassion, kindness, generosity, and love for all things and people. 
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<p>On May 26th 1999, Tristan Becker Alva was born. As soon as he could hold a pen, he began drawing on anything he could get his hands on. Anything creative became his passion in life. He played piano, guitar, bass, was a lead in his 6th grade school play as Mike TV, wrote his own music, wrote poetry, sang, made home made movies on his computer and also had his art featured in the Indy film, "Dear Mr. Watterson", which was a tribute to the creator of Calvin and Hobbes, his favorite comic. 
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<p>In 6th grade he auditioned for OCSA, as this was his dream school. He began 7th grade at Orange County School of the Arts in the Visual Arts conservatory. In 8th grade he applied for the Digital Arts conservatory because he wanted to "bring his drawings to life".  He was accepted and studied Digital Media, focusing on animation for the next four years. 
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<p>His senior year Tristan applied to several colleges and was accepted to the very best school in the country for animation. California Institute of the Arts accepted him into their "experimental animation" department- he was one of 12 students in the country accepted. At CalArts he was able to use professional equipment and made many experimental animations. He was living his dream life. He had many friends, played in a band, and got to truly express his creativity. His work was truly unique.
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<p>Tristan had one semester left at CalArts and was going to receive his Bachelors Degree in Fine Arts in December 2021. However, he passed away unexpectedly on July 21, 2021 at the age of 22. Our family is devastated by our loss and heartbroken beyond words. This will not be the end of his story or his impact on the lives of so many. 
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The Tristan Becker Alva Award

<p>This fundraiser is to help support our close queer friend in Indonesia who is recently homeless because their family locked them in their room and threatened to subject them to conversion therapy. Plum is a bright and kind student who is pursuing their education and career in the arts. Your support will ensure that they are able to find housing, a job, and start school. Here is their personal story:<br /><br />"Hi, My name is plum, im 20 and I have become homeless due to covid-19 and run away from being locked up at home after coming out as gay. I just finished my study in Japan on april 2020 and came back to Yogyakarta, Indonesia on July, but it seems like my sister didnt like the way I look and she told my parent about it (my parent lives in different city called Makassar). then my mom phoned me and angry about it and ask me to go back to Makassar, I was scared so I decided to run away from Yogyakarta to a city called Bandung. after I got into Bandung, I decided to come out as gay to my mom with expectation of being accepted in family. I thought it went well at first, but it wasnt. somehow my parent find out that I ran away to Bandung and come to the city from makassar to bring me back. they got me, and I couldnt do anything, they took my phone, and I had been locked up at home and cannot even communicate to my close friends. also I have a lot of mental breakdown because they thought it is disease and they called priest to do an exorcist to me to let go the demons out of me. I was really scared and depressed so I ran away with just bringing my ID. Now I live far away from friends and without cellphone, I go to Internet cafe to contact my friends, and been living on a street since the day I ran away (25th september 2020). I was looking a shelter for lgbtq and found one in Bali but they were unable to help. Im trying to go back to Yogyakarta and find a safe place to live and find work. Also I hope I could get into art institute next year for undergraduate study. any amount you can donate would be life-saving, so I can find a secure place to stay."<br /><br />Per GoFundMe protocol and for your own reassurance, we are disclosing the following information:<br /><br />1. Haewon Lee and I, as organizers of this campaign, are friends of Plum.<br />2. Though the funds are deposited in my own US bank account account, I will be transferring them to Plum daily via PayPal once it is confirmed that they have received the initial donations. We are unable to add Plum as an official beneficiary since GoFundMe's does not service Indonesian bank accounts.<br />3. As mentioned in (2), I will transfer funds from new donations (since last transfer) daily once they have confirmed that their initial transfers have been confirmed. If requested, I will provide data on these PayPal transfers. I will also be covering PayPal transfer fees out of my own pocket.
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Emergency Support for Plum

❤️<br /><br />The contract writers of Lovestruck have seen the support for our request for equitable pay and improved conditions come pouring in across social media, and it means the world to us. We cannot thank you enough!<br /><br />While we feel communications with management are proceeding openly and sincerely, these things take time. To support ourselves during negotiations, we've decided to reach out to make up the financial loss the writers are currently experiencing. Our goal of $5,500 is an approximation of what the writers would have earned at our current wages while we have been without work. <br /><br />All of the Lovestruck writers are members of marginalized genders and/or sexualities. Voltage has given us an invaluable foot in the door to the industry and a platform to tell stories that represent our voices, our passion, and our experiences. We have come together to unanimously demand a base rate and raise rate more in line with industry standards than they are currently, as well as more transparency regarding the performance of the routes we write.<br /><br />We hope soon to see our hard work and commitment to authentic storytelling given the value it deserves, which will allow us to resume providing loyal Lovestruck fans with the top-notch content they deserve.<br /><br />Thanks again for your incredible support! If you haven't already, you can also sign our petition:<br /><br /><a href="https://www.coworker.org/petitions/lovestruck-writers-deserve-fair-pay-1" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Lovestruck Game Writers Deserve Fair Pay</a>!<br /><br />❤️

Voltage Organized Workers Support Fund

<strong>DID YOU EAT TODAY? AGRICULTURAL WORKERS IN YAKIMA, WA STILL NEED YOUR SUPPORT. DONATE HERE. </strong><br /><br /><strong>Please continue to donate, share, and advocate for these funds. </strong><br /><br /><strong>CONTEXT </strong><br /><br /><strong>Over 300 agricultural workers in Yakima are in their second week of striking and calling for hazard pay and guarantees of safe working conditions. Produce packing workers and other agricultural workers are Essential; food production does not stop for a global pandemic. These workers often toil in shoulder-to-shoulder working conditions to provide Washington State, and the world, with apples, cherries, pears and other fresh produce. Without hazard pay and safe working conditions, they are unfairly risking their lives, the lives of their families, and the lives of their communities to provide us with sustenance. </strong><br /><br /><strong>Workers are demanding respect and recognition of the risks they are taking to ensure that an essential component of our food-supply-chain does not disintegrate. Striking workers are foregoing payment as they bravely call on their employers to treat them with such respect and recognition. </strong><br /><br /><strong>WHY ARE WE REOPENING THIS FUND? </strong><br /><br /><strong>We are committed to following the leadership and requests of workers. While we recently paused donations here to direct people to individual fundraisers for each group on strike, workers are now asking for this fundraiser to be reopened to collect donations that will be distributed between the groups of workers. Their individual pages will stay live to capture any donations that have been directed to their pages. </strong><br /><br /><strong>This has been a learning process for all of us and we want to thank you for your flexibility and grace. The individual pages weren’t gaining the momentum and support that was initially captured through this page and so we’re hoping to tap back into the energy that was demonstrated here. Please share this fund with anyone and everyone. Workers are leading courageously and they need our support. </strong><br /><br /><strong>***TRANSPARENCY STATEMENT***</strong><br /><strong>This GoFundMe fundraiser was created at the direction of the </strong><span style="font-weight:900;">committees</span><strong> of the striking sites by the Yakima Strike Support Collective. This Collective is local to Yakima, Washington, USA. This Collective is a group of volunteers assisting with the everyday needs of each striking site; we are supporters of the labor movement in Yakima.  While we created this fund, the donations will go directly to the bank account of the assigned beneficiary. The beneficiary, Agustin Lopez, is one of the leaders of the striking group at Allan Brother's Fruit- the first site to go on strike in Yakima, WA. The beneficiary is local to Yakima, WA. The beneficiary has been entrusted by all of the striking workers with administering the funds from this fundraiser to each of the striking workers based on number of days of strike and the amount of the funds raised. Because strikes are not PAID, these funds will serve as economic relief for the striking workers. Funds will be divided equally and according to the stated system. </strong><br /><br /><strong>¿HAS COMIDO HOY? LOS TRABAJADORES AGRÍCOLAS EN YAKIMA, WA TODAVÍA NECESITAN TU APOYO. DONA AQUI. </strong><br /><br /><strong>Continúa donando, compartiendo y abogando por estos fondos.</strong><br /><strong> </strong><br /><strong>CONTEXTO</strong><br /><br /><strong>Más de 300 trabajadores agrícolas en Yakima se encuentran en su segunda semana de huelga y reclaman un pago por riesgos y garantías de condiciones de trabajo seguras. Productores de embalaje y otros trabajadores agrícolas son esenciales; La producción de alimentos no se detiene ante una pandemia mundial. Estos trabajadores trabajan a menudo en condiciones de trabajo hombro con hombro para proporcionar al estado de Washington y al mundo manzanas, cerezas, peras y otros productos. Sin pago aumentado y condiciones de trabajo seguras, arriesgan injustamente sus vidas, las vidas de sus familias y las vidas de sus comunidades para proporcionarnos comida.</strong><br /><br /><strong>Los trabajadores exigen respeto y reconocimiento de los riesgos que corren para garantizar que un componente esencial de nuestra cadena de alimentación no se desintegre. Los trabajadores en huelga están renunciando al pago ya que valientemente piden a sus empleadores que los traten con tal respeto y reconocimiento.</strong><br /><br /><strong>¿POR QUÉ ESTAMOS ABRIENDO ESTE FONDO DE NUEVO?</strong><br /><br /><strong>Estamos comprometidos a seguir el liderazgo y las solicitudes de los trabajadores. Si bien recientemente detuvimos las donaciones aquí para dirigir a las personas a recaudadores de fondos individuales para cada grupo en huelga, los trabajadores ahora piden que se vuelva a abrir este recaudador de fondos para recaudar donaciones que se distribuirán entre los grupos de trabajadores. Sus páginas individuales permanecerán en vivo para capturar cualquier donación que se haya dirigido a sus páginas.</strong><br /><br /><strong>Este ha sido un proceso de aprendizaje para todos nosotros y queremos agradecerles por su flexibilidad y gracia. Las páginas individuales no estaban ganando el impulso y el apoyo que inicialmente se capturó a través de esta página, por lo que esperamos aprovechar la energía que se demostró aquí. Por favor comparta este fondo con cualquiera y con todos. Los trabajadores lideran con valentía y necesitan nuestro apoyo.</strong><br /><br /><br /><br /><strong>****</strong><br /><br /><br /><br /><strong>May 19, 2020  UPDATE: Worker Committees at Matson, Monson &amp; Jack Frost, have created their own independent go-fund-me pages //ACTUALIZACION: de 19 de Mayo, 2020:  Trabajadores en Matson Monson, y Jack Frost han hecho sus propios paginas. Les invitamos a apoyarles.</strong><br /><strong><br />Matson Fruit:<br /><a href="f/trabajadores-unidos-por-los-derechos?utm_source=customer&amp;utm_medium=copy_link-tip&amp;utm_campaign=p_cp+share-sheet"><a href="https://www.gofundme.com/f/trabajadores-unidos-por-los-derechos?utm_source=customer&amp;utm_medium=copy_link-tip&amp;utm_campaign=p_cp+share-sheet" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://www.gofundme.com/f/trabajadores-unidos-por-los-derechos?utm_source=customer&amp;utm_medium=copy_link-tip&amp;utm_campaign=p_cp+share-sheet</a> </a><br /><br />Monson Fruit:<br /><a href="f/20e4ada2xc?utm_source=customer&amp;utm_medium=copy_link-tip&amp;utm_campaign=p_cp+share-sheet"><a href="https://www.gofundme.com/f/20e4ada2xc?utm_source=customer&amp;utm_medium=copy_link-tip&amp;utm_campaign=p_cp+share-sheet" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://www.gofundme.com/f/20e4ada2xc?utm_source=customer&amp;utm_medium=copy_link-tip&amp;utm_campaign=p_cp+share-sheet</a></a><br /><br />Jack Frost:<br /><a href="f/trabajadores-unidos-buscando-justicia?sharetype=teams&amp;member=4453660&amp;utm_medium=sms&amp;utm_source=customer&amp;utm_campaign=p_na+share-sheet&amp;pc_code=sms_db_co2876_v1&amp;rcid=995e6f0d0fa14cd999c07c67532bad3c"><a href="https://www.gofundme.com/f/trabajadores-unidos-buscando-justicia?sharetype=teams&amp;member=4453660&amp;utm_medium=sms&amp;utm_source=customer&amp;utm_campaign=p_na+share-sheet&amp;pc_code=sms_db_co2876_v1&amp;rcid=995e6f0d0fa14cd999c07c67532bad3c" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://www.gofundme.com/f/trabajadores-unidos-buscando-justicia?sharetype=teams&amp;member=4453660&amp;utm_medium=sms&amp;utm_source=customer&amp;utm_campaign=p_na+share-sheet&amp;pc_code=sms_db_co2876_v1&amp;rcid=995e6f0d0fa14cd999c07c67532bad3c</a></a><br /><br /><br /><br />***<br /><br /><br /><br /></strong><br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /><br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />

StrikeHuelga Fund for Yakima Agri Workers

On May 1, Whole Foods employees will be participating in a national sickout in protest against Whole Foods' lack of transparency and basic safety protections for employees during the COVID-19 pandemic.<br /><br />This strike fund will be directly used to help team members with docked pay. This fund will also help pay for our website. Any leftover funds will be used for future sickouts and other actions.<br /><br />If you're a Whole Foods Market team member interested in participating in this sickout, please visit the page below:<br /><br /><a href="https://forms.gle/CYscCzvZR3VX9fig8" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Whole Foods Team Member Sickout Pledge</a> <br /><a href="https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeyyR1MAkNwYssgdtrvjvkpT0enamzHW0d8VvOmNMnelVlImQ/viewform" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Whole Foods Team Member Sickout Pledge</a>  (anonymous version)<br /><br />To view our May 1st announcement, click <a href="https://docs.google.com/document/d/1FtqA27f6Br_o1Uw3R7jjI3pJ3NPV_2kCIBLbJ8lFaCo" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">here</a>. You can purchase the Strike Fund Solidarity Tee <a href="https://left-out-magazine.myshopify.com/collections/frontpage/products/strike-fund-solidarity-tee" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">here</a>. 100% of the proceeds made will be going towards the strike fund.<br /><br />#EssentialWorkersDay<br /><br /><br /><strong>This campaign is created and managed by Whole Worker, a coalition of Whole Foods team members. Our goal is to organize our workforce in the interest of improving conditions for all Whole Foods/Amazon employees.</strong>

Strike Fund For Whole Foods Employees for May 1

<div><strong>WE'VE CHANGED DONATION PLATFORMS (and fiscal sponsors:) Please </strong><a href="https://tinyurl.com/MALANdonate" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><strong>DONATE here!</strong></a> 
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<div><a href="https://www.mutualaidla.org" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><strong>Mutual Aid LA Network</strong></a> is a connector and information hub for mutual aid efforts and needs across Los Angeles. We believe in an abundant world that can be freed of oppression through community solidarity.
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<div><strong>Hygiene Hello!: </strong>We’re always on the hunt for free hygiene supplies (shampoo, sunscreen, personal care wipes, nail files, soap, toothbrush, toothpaste, deodorant, etc.), donated by a company, your favorite dentist or your neighbor who travels a lot and never uses the hotel freebies. What we can’t source for free, we purchase. We do this until we have enough supply to hold a Hygiene Hello! Kit Build where we assemble over 200 hygiene kits to go out to unhoused folks throughout Los Angeles county. Builds occur every ~6 weeks.
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<div><strong>Supplies for Unhoused Neighbors: </strong>This group isn’t based in just one neighborhood, so between those of us that live in The Valley and those of us that live in Palms or Echo Park, we cover a lot of ground. Many of us engage in consistent outreach to our unhoused neighbors, which often means distributing food, clothing, socks and shoes and supplies like tents, tarps, towels, blankets and pillows, most of which we source for free. Similar to the hygiene kits, we purchase what we aren’t able to source and funds raised here go toward that.
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<div><a href="https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cl4uOuHggs6/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><strong>Produce in the Park</strong></a>: A weekly food distribution event where rescued produce goes out to members of the community of University Park near USC and to community fridges throughout Los Angeles. This is a low-cost operation but money is needed for water and sometimes for clear produce bags.
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<div><strong>Redi$tribution to other Mutual Aid Groups:</strong> We are constantly learning about, collaborating with and developing relationships with so many amazing groups doing vital, life-affirming work throughout the county and we love to share any wealth that comes in so that comrades all over LA can keep caring for their communities. We are a network after all!
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<div><strong>Direct Cash Aid:</strong> Nobody knows an individual’s needs/wants better than that individual. So in a world that makes accessing money incredibly difficult for members of communities marginalized by race, class, gender, and/or immigration status, amongst other identities, we believe in the importance of giving cash straight up, no strings attached.
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Mutual Aid Los Angeles Network

*** To be fully transparent: all donated funds are distributed to the collective for food, action supplies, potential legal fees, and docked pay ***<br /><br />On Sunday, Dec 8 2019, UCSC graduate student workers voted for an unauthorized wildcat strike, effectively immediately. Workers will be withholding final grades until administration meets demands for a Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA), amounting to a $1,412 increase per month to all graduate students, regardless of residence, visa, documentation, employment, or funding status. <br /><br />The UCSC chancellor makes over $400,000 a year [1] AND receives a $6,500 housing stipend per month, meanwhile graduate students have to live in one of the most expensive cities in the country [2] on less than $25k a year. <br /><br />Lend your support to striking grad students as they organize for better conditions for educators, students, and workers everywhere!<br /><br />NO COLA, NO GRADES! SOLIDARITY FOREVER!<br /><br />Follow along on IG for strike updates: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/payusmoreucsc/"><a href="https://www.instagram.com/payusmoreucsc/" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://www.instagram.com/payusmoreucsc/</a></a><br /><br />[1] <a href="https://www.universityofcalifornia.edu/press-room/uc-board-regents-approves-new-ucsc-chancellor" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://www.universityofcalifornia.edu/press-room/uc-board-regents-approves-new-ucsc-chancellor</a><br />[2] <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2019/jun/19/california-teachers-rent-cities-san-francisco-santa-cruz" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2019/jun/19/california-teachers-rent-cities-san-francisco-santa-cruz</a>

Support Fund for Striking Workers at UCSC!

<strong>The Coronavirus outbreak continues in Wuhan, with more and more confirmed cases each day. <br /><br />情系家乡，众志成城 | 武汉大学大纽约地区校友会募捐公告<br /><br /></strong>The Spring Festival has come, but a sudden coronavirus has changed the hustle and bustle of the past. The rapidly expanding outbreak has overwhelmed the Chinese province’s hospitals and fueled fears of a global pandemic. <br /><br /><strong>Chinese health officials reported on 2/5/2020 that there had been 563 deaths from the outbreak and 28018 cases of the coronavirus. Tons of medical workers are still struggle on the front line , the day and night.</strong> <br /><br />Facing the current shortage of medical consumables, Wuhan University Alumni Association of Greater New York has obtained official contacts and approvals with Hubei Charity Federation, the Consulate General of the People's Republic of China in New York, China Eastern Airlines, and major medical consumable manufacturers worldwide. <br /><br />Overseas payment methods are now being opened, and all-out efforts are being made to open overseas material transportation and fundraising channels. We appeal to all people with kindness, please participate in our crowdfunding! <br /><br />Gathering sand into a tower, love is boundless! <br />Together we work together!  <br /><br />We firmly believe that with your help, we will definitely win this fight against the disease! <br /><br />Our alumni will announce the fundraising amount in real time, and ensure that all the funds received will be used to purchase the materials needed to prevent the epidemic. We will announce the progress and whereabouts of materials and fundraising every day.<br /><br />春节将至，一场突如其来的新型肺炎让家乡一改往日的喧嚣，确诊病例仍在不断攀升，我们的师长、同学、亲友组成的医务工作者团队正逆行而上，夜以继日的奋斗在前线。<br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/44994184_1579843294926172_r.jpeg" alt="44994184_1579843294926172_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br />面对医疗耗材极度紧缺的现状，武汉大学大纽约地区校友会已与中国红十字总会，湖北慈善总会，中华人民共和国驻纽约总领事馆, 中国东方航空以及全球各大医疗耗材厂商取得官方联系和认可。<br /><br />现开通海外支付方式，全力打通海外物资运输以及募捐渠道。我们向所有关心中国家乡的海外华人呼吁，请尽自己的一份力，参与到众筹中！<br /><br />聚沙成塔、大爱无疆！<br />众志成城，同舟共济！<br /><br />我们坚信，在你的帮助下，我们一定可以拿下这场肺炎抗击战！<br /><br />我们武汉大学大纽约地区校友会将以天为单位实时公布筹款金额，并确保将收到的所有款项全部用于防治疫情所需物资的采购。我们会每天公布物资及资金募集进展与去向。<br /> <br />作为海外率先正式以华人华侨社会团体为名义发起的募捐项目，我们已经受到众多海外华人华侨团体、媒体以及个人的捐献咨询和合作咨询。<br /><br />我们正在积极征集全球医疗物资，医院和医疗耗材厂商合作。如果身为海外华人华侨的你，已经购买好物资，而苦于没有渠道运送，也请联络我们微信公众号或者邮箱：[email redacted]<br /><br />请合作团体方联络：<br />武汉大学大纽约地区校友会会长毛学军<br />武汉大学大纽约地区校友会执行会长宫丹丹<br /><br />武汉大学大纽约地区校友会财务审计委员会：<br />胡智勇<br />黄小军<br />曾文涛<br /><br />*** *** Please note that this campaign is for pure donations only. Donors will NOT receive anything in return for their donations.

Help Wuhan Fight through Coronavirus

<p>QTPoC couple seeks assistance for emergency car fund!<br /><br />On the way home from a trip the weekend before Thanksgiving, our beloved family car, Scooter, suddenly started losing power in the last 10 miles of our drive home. A trip to the mechanic revealed a blown engine, oil flooded spark plugs, and a hole in a piston. :( <br /><br />The engine is unrepairable, and the cost to replace the engine is much higher than the value of the car, so Scooter is effectively dead. We unfortunately still owe money on Scooter and are now tasked with finding a "new" (to us) car. <br /><br />If you live in Southern California, you know how essential reliable transportation is. Jasmine works in the OC and is currently learning to drive, carpooling with coworkers that live close-by as a temporary solution. Cam works in DTLA and relies on the car to make extra income and to also go to therapy. <br /><br />We would be super appreciative if we could get any help with the following goals:<br /><strong>- Pay off remaining balance on Scooter: $3,000</strong><br /><strong>- Get down payment for Scooter Jr (actual name TBD): $2000 </strong><br /><br />Jasmine's driving test is on December 30th, so having this mostly sorted by then would alleviate a lot of the added stress.<br /><br />We know it's the holiday season, so funds are tight everywhere, but if you aren't able to donate, sharing this page would still be incredibly helpful!
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<p>Also if you know of a car in a drivable condition for sale, please send them our way! We will also gladly take name suggestions for this future vehicle.
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Cam and Jasmine's Emergency Car Fund

I am a trans woman living in texas. My home life is one i cant transition in or be safe in, and the need to get on hormones grows everyday, and its toll on my mental health grows as well. My future is uncertain if i do come out to a very controlling, conservative catholic family. <br /><br />a baseline of $1000 is enough to cover rent for a month wherever i run to, And its all i need to get a foothold in a new city. the additional $500 is for whatever small emergency or necessary funds i need, be it food or gas. <br /><br />I dont have a specific date for when ill fully need the money. But if i want to have the best chance for survival, by years end would be fantastic. Thank you.

Help Julianne escape hell

This fundraiser is to help out the families that reside in Letcher County who were affected by the sudden and unlawful bankruptcy filed by Black Jewel Mining. These hard working men have had to scrape and beg just to feed their families. Men that have broke their backs for a company that turned their backs on their employees. These men aren’t looking to get rich. They just want to make sure their children don’t go without food.

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