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Samuel Weidenhofer

Patriotic Kenny Foundation

Ben Saunders - Flawless Cleaning

The Dogist

Peter Bond

Amy Jandrisevits

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That Good News Girl

Tess Bohne

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Latonja and Taylor Richardson

Officer Richard Craig

Flavor Flav

John Wolfe

Khloe

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 Rebecca is raising this fundraiser for a young couple and their disabled 3-year-old son, who is facing enormous challenges at such a young age. Their little boy is immobilized and nonverbal, and everyday needs that many families take for granted require specialized support. To get him safely to and from preschool, he needs a special car seat that can properly support his body, along with a specially designed wheelchair for daily transportation. These are not optional items for this family, but essential tools that help their child travel safely and participate in daily life.
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 On top of the cost of this equipment, his parents are also paying out of pocket for important medical care, including seizure medication and doctor visits. Because their son was not born in the United States, he does not qualify for Medicaid, leaving this young family to carry a heavy financial burden on their own. <strong>How donations will help:</strong> every contribution will go toward the transportation equipment their son urgently needs and the medical bills his parents are struggling to cover. Any support you can offer will make a huge difference for this family as they navigate these challenges. Thank you for considering a donation and for keeping this family in your thoughts.
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Help a Disabled Child Get Essential Care

Lauron is a beautiful and joyful little girl who deserves the chance to grow up, play, laugh, and experience all the happiness that childhood brings. However, shortly after she was born, Rochelle and her family’s journey took an unexpected turn when they discovered that Lauron has Severe Hemophilia A, a rare bleeding disorder that affects her body’s ability to stop bleeding properly. From the very beginning of her life, Lauron has already faced challenges that no child should have to endure. 
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 Lauron lives in the Philippines, where access to advanced medical care for hemophilia is extremely limited. As a newborn, Lauron experienced severe bleeding from her umbilical cord, which was one of the first signs that something was not right. She also developed significant swelling and extensive bruising on her arms and other areas of her body, especially from the many needle sticks and medical procedures needed during her care. She has also experienced episodes of gum bleeding, reminding her family every day how fragile her condition can be. Watching Lauron go through these painful experiences has been one of the most heartbreaking things Rochelle and her family have faced. Yet, despite everything she has gone through, Lauron continues to show incredible strength, courage, and a beautiful spirit. 
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 Recently, Lauron experienced a painful joint bleed (hemarthrosis) in her ankle that required hospitalization, Factor VIII treatments, and close medical attention. While Rochelle and her family are doing everything they can to provide the care she needs, the cost of managing Severe Hemophilia A has become a heavy burden. Living with Severe Hemophilia A requires ongoing treatment, including Factor VIII replacement therapy, specialist care, medications, and regular monitoring. Unfortunately, many of these advanced treatments and specialists are not available in the Philippines. 
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 Rochelle's family is hoping to raise enough funds to bring Lauron to the United States, where she can see a hematologist and receive advanced treatments that are not offered in her home country. Your support will help cover travel expenses, medical consultations, treatments, medications, and the care Lauron needs to continue fighting this condition. Every donation, no matter the size, will make a meaningful difference in Lauron's journey. If you are unable to donate, sharing Lauron's story and keeping her in your prayers would mean just as much to her family. They believe that God works through people, and are deeply grateful for every person who chooses to stand with them during this journey. Thank you for helping Lauron have the opportunity to grow, dream, and enjoy the childhood every child deserves.

Help Lauron Get Life-Saving Hemophilia Care

<div>Greetings! My name is Nakia McCloud, and I am starting this fundraiser on behalf of my father, Coach McCloud. If anyone knows Coach McCloud, they know he has spent countless hours doing whatever he possibly can to help the youth. With a career that's consisted of winning state championships, assisting athletes in their collegiate recruitment, and preparing at-risk students to enter the workforce, he has always been there when he's needed most. Despite struggling with chrons disease for over 30 years, he has never let it stop him from being a loving husband and father of three. He continues to put family first and stays rooted in God's word.
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<div>In August of 2025, Coach McCloud was diagnosed with stage 4 kidney disease. This came as a complete surprise, and it has kept him from returning to work since the start of the school year. Since he has completed all the necessary requirements to land himself on the list for a kidney transplant, the final step is getting a new kidney so he can return to helping the community in the best way he knows how: through its future.
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<div><strong>In fulfilling his desire to continue making the world a better place, we need your help. Spreading the word, contributing financially, or even praying for him and our family would mean so much. We know that between Lancaster, Rock Hill, and the coaching communities he's touched, there is an infinite amount of love for him, and he will always reciprocate that regardless of the circumstances.</strong>
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<div>From the McCloud family to yours, <strong>thank you.</strong>
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Hope and Healing for Coach McCloud

<div>****UPDATE 3****
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<div>TJ and I were able to successfully get this fundraiser transferred to his name and control. Thanks so much to everyone that has contributed. 
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<div>I am in direct contact with TJ and we are discussing the donation beneficiary and how best to proceed. He is super grateful for everyone’s support and donations!
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<div>I am working on transferring this donation project to TJ - for him to control directly.
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<div>Please help us raise funds for patriot TJ Sabula!! TJ was suspended from his job at the Ford Automotive Company for correctly calling President Donald J Trump a Pedophile Protector!! Let’s rally and support TJ and help him pay some bills (and force DJT to release the Trump/Epstein Files) LFG!!
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TJ Sabula is a patriot!!

<div>CANCER: the word that absolutely everyone dreads ....
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<li>Hi, my name is Diane Esposito, Vinny and I are the owners of Split Second Sound Entertainment and we are asking for the communities help for  DJ Todd Havens. This morning was his operation which we were hoping would be a bit more simple but turned out to be a lot worse than expected and Todd will be needing to undergo chemo and radiation. With DJing, being his main source of income, and without being able to work for a little while, we are reaching out to the public to help with his bills. We all know that stress and negative worry/negative energy prolong's the healing process to fight cancer. Well he is naturally worried about it all! We would love one less thing for him to worry about. Todd is the type of guy that would do anything for anybody… I am hoping that everyone not only in the club DJ community, but also ones who already fought and won their battle with cancer would give as much as they possibly can to help. Todd has been doing club DJing for 30 years and really focused a lot on weddings these past several years, being a wonderful part of a couples most important day of their life so I really hope this reaches absolutely everyone, in all areas and all communities. From Virginia to Charlotte, I'm asking that we all pull together for the man that is loved by everyone. Please consider, for those that haven't already, in helping our friend with his rent, food, car bills, phone, gas and all around medical treatment because we all know he will NEED it! Todd if your reading this POSITIVE love and light to you and you have so many cheering you on! WE GOT YOU!
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DJ Todd  Havens fights Cancer

Due to many requests from friends and family - we have decided to create this website to be an option for those wishing to donate to our IVF journey. All money raised will go to medicine and procedures. <br /><br />We appreciate whether you give financially or just prayer for this all to work in our favor. We know we have friends and family near and far who want to show their love by helping as they can and we appreciate all of you. <br /><br />If you would like to know a little more about our infertility story or details of the process ahead, feel free to read below. <br /><br />Thank you again, <br /><br />Hope and Tommy Lee<br /> <br /><br />Tommy and I met in May 2016 and started dating July 3, 2016. On June 2, 2018, Tommy asked me to be his forever, his wife. We were married on March 16, 2019. To many people this sounds like an ideal love story, but to those that know us well, know that we have had the highest of highs and the lowest of lows throughout these five years. <br /><br /> <br /><br />We have struggled deeply with making this public knowledge, but decided that we wanted to hopefully help at least one person through our journey. <br /><br /> <br /><br />When I was 18 I was told by my OBGYN that I would probably never get pregnant. I was diagnosed with endometriosis when I was 21, and have had two procedures for it since then. In October of 2020, we found out that we were going to need help with getting pregnant. We had our first appointment in November of 2020, and after the consultation we agreed to start the IUI process. Round #1 was March 8, 2021. The two week period after wards was the longest two weeks of my life, and then it came, my menstrual cycle. Which means, round #1 didn’t work. We decided to go for round #2 in April. Same thing happened. Round #3 on May 5th. This time my cycle came 5 days earlier. Devastating is the only word I could think of. I tried to keep some sort of diary through this process but it got to where I couldn’t for a bit. After the third fail, the doctor said give your body a break from the medicine and the fertility shots and procedures and let’s come back in a month and talk about next steps. Fast forward to Friday, May 28. We had a phone consultation with the doctor and he recommended we switch to IVF. That this was going to be a completely different process, but a 60% chance it would work, versus the percentage with IUI. <br /><br /> <br /><br />Tommy and I have always wanted to be parents, and knew prior to this conversation that we wanted to try. If we didn’t we would always say what if. <br /><br /> <br /><br />So fast forward to today, June 2, 2021. As I sit here writing this after we got home from a 2 hour doctors visit. An ultrasound to tell me I’m getting ready to ovulate, consultation about all the blood work needed, a meeting about a medicine class, and I actually feel at ease with what is about to happen. I know from the bottom of my heart that I want to try. Just once. I write all of this in hopes for someone else realize they are not alone, like I struggled with for a bit.  1 million… the number of babies born in the United States between 1987 and 2015 through the use of IVF or other assisted reproductive technologies. Technology now is different than in 1987. So I know that I have to give it a try. So here we are…. filling out a prenup for embryos and waiting on a refrigerated box of medicine to show up on our doorstep.

The Lee's IVF Journey

This is the Maddox family, Lindy, Christian, and their 3 month old baby boy, Carter. Not pictured are their two cats, Peter and Loki, who they treat equally as their children. They have just lost everything due to the flooding on the Catawba River. They live on Riverside Drive and their home is now almost underwater.  Although they are safe, their entire world has been turned upside down. If you know the Maddox family, you know that they are amazing people. They are hard working and always put others before themselves. They just started a family and now have nothing. Baby Carter will be 4 months old at the end of June and he needs a roof over his head. Let’s help this amazing family get back on their feet!

family lost everything from flood