Barbara Mentgen

Jarret Hornkohl is facing a difficult chapter in his life. He suffers from epilepsy and type 1 diabetes, and is working hard to recover from alcohol addiction. Just two days ago, Jarret experienced a severe seizure that left him hospitalized with large cuts on his head. The place he was staying informed him he could not remain there after the incident, leaving him with nowhere to go once he is discharged. Jarret is seeking state assistance, but his doctors have banned him from working due to his medical conditions. He is alone in this fight, trying to stay sober and manage the health challenges he was born with. While he takes medication, there is no guarantee the seizures won't happen again, and his situation is becoming more urgent. The funds raised will help Jarret pay for his first month's rent and deposit, cover medical needs, and keep him safe and off the streets. Your support will give him a chance to recover, stay healthy, and avoid homelessness. Thank you for your time to read this message or even to consider it. Keeping Jarret safe is a daily challenge. He hopes to reconnect with his daughter and be a better man, but he needs help. At one point or another, we all need grace and a helping hand.

Sam, my nephew, recently experienced the heartbreaking loss of his father. This sudden and unexpected event has left our family in shock and facing many challenges. Sam is now navigating a difficult time without his father's guidance and support, and we want to do everything we can to help him through this. We are raising funds to help cover the costs of cremation, funeral arrangements, and essential living expenses for Sam. These expenses can be overwhelming, especially when dealing with grief and loss. Every contribution will go directly toward easing the financial burden on Sam and ensuring he has the support he needs to move forward. Please support Sam in this time of need and show love and kindness. Your generosity, prayers, and willingness to share this fundraiser mean the world to us. Together, we can help Sam feel the care and compassion of our community as he begins to heal.