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<div>My name is Houde, I am a French citizen living in France. Due to Hamza geographical location and restrictions from GoFundMe I am stepping in to help launch this campaign. All donations will go directly to Hamza.
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<div><strong>Message from Hamza:</strong>
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<div>Hello, I am Hamza from Palestine, Gaza City, I am 22 years old, I practice skateboarding
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<div>In Gaza, we have been hit by a war that is unprecedented in the history of humanity. I left my home and we were displaced more than 10 times. We struggled to find a safe place for me and my family, We face hunger, thirst and high food prices.
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<div>It is very difficult. I lost everything I built in this war, my friends, my neighborhood where I grew up, and I lost the skate park where I taught the children of the Gaza Skate Team. I try hard to spread this sport to support my community, especially the children of our community.
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<div>But unfortunately, every time I build something for the future of my family and my favorite sport, the war comes and destroys everything I build.
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<div>Now I have created this page to collect donations to repair the great damage that happened in out life.
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<div>I need your support and your generosity.
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<div>Your donation will not only help save lives but also provide a glimmer of hope in the midst of darkness. Every dollar counts, every contribution brings us one step closer to safety.
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<div>Your kindness will not be forgotten, and your compassion will help us rebuild our shattered lives. Thank you for standing with us in this time of crisis.
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<div>Our gratitude.
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Help us continue our life in Gaza

<div>Dear friends, family, Piggy Nation, and fellow Boston Terrier lovers,
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<div>We’re reaching out to ask for your help.
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<div><strong>Meet Bella</strong>
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<div>Bella is our 8-year-old Boston Terrier - a silly, snorting, wiggly little pig with an undersized head, an inverted tail we call her “belly button,” and fur that still feels like puppy velvet. She’s got a cheeky personality, a huge heart, and an even bigger fan club.
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<div>We rescued Bella as a bonded pair with her brother Tucker three years ago. We don't know much about their backgrounds, but we do know that they are best friends, soulmates, and constant companions.
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<div><strong>What Happened</strong>
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<div>A few weeks ago, Bella suddenly became lethargic. We rushed her to the emergency vet, where an ultrasound revealed a bleeding mass on her spleen. The only option to save her life was emergency surgery - an overwhelming cost of over $10,000.
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<div>In that terrifying moment, we had to choose between financial reality and Bella’s life. <em>We chose to fight for her.</em>
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<div>That night, Bella went into surgery. The doctors found a single splenic mass with no visible signs of spread. She made it through and began recovering like the tough little piggy she is.
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<div><em>Her diagnosis? </em>A rare form of splenic cancer (non HSA) - not the most aggressive kind, but still serious. Thankfully, her post-op scans and tests have been clean so far.
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<div><strong>What’s Next</strong>
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<div>Bella’s oncologist believes her best shot at a full recovery is a series of chemotherapy treatments — about four to five rounds — along with blood work and follow-up imaging to catch any signs of spread early. With this treatment plan, Bella has a real chance at living several more happy, healthy years chasing her ball, snuggling with Tucker, and making people smile everywhere she goes.
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<div>She’s doing great right now. She's giving endless kisses, obsessed with her ball, and wiggling her butt like nothing ever happened. But the next stage of treatment is expensive.
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<div><strong>What We’re Facing</strong>
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<div>Costs so far: $11,277
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<div>Estimated costs ahead: $10,200+
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<div>We’re hoping to raise $13,000 to help cover what insurance won’t. We're expecting about $10,000 in reimbursement, but it won’t be enough to cover everything.
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<div><strong>How You Can Help</strong>
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<div>We know times are tough, and asking for help is never easy. But if you’re able to contribute - even just a few dollars - it would mean the world to us. Every donation helps. And just as importantly, sharing Piggy Bella’s story can help us reach others who might want to support her journey too.
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<div>Bella has already overcome so much. She came into our lives thanks to the love and care of a rescue, and since then she’s given us more than we could have imagined - endless laughter, companionship, and unconditional love.
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<div>Now we’re doing everything we can to give her the long, healthy life she deserves. Thank you for reading, for caring, and for standing by us as we fight for our girl.
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<div>With love and gratitude,
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<div><strong>Bella, Tucker, and the whole family</strong>
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<div>It is with heavy hearts and deep sadness that we announce the unexpected passing of our beloved Elly Colon, who left us far too soon. The loss has left a hole in our hearts that can never be filled.
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<div>As we navigate this unimaginable grief, we are also faced with the unexpected financial burden of arranging a funeral and memorial service. We are reaching out to our friends, family, and community for support to help cover these costs. We want to honor Elly in the best way possible, and your generous donations will help us with funeral expenses as well as any other unforeseen costs.
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<div>Additionally, we want to use this moment to raise awareness around children's mental health. Tragically, too many children and families suffer in silence when it comes to mental health struggles. Elly was a passionate advocate for children’s mental health, always striving to raise awareness and provide support to those in need. We hope that by sharing our story, we can spark a conversation, encourage others to seek help when needed, and remind everyone that no one should feel alone in their battles.
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<div>No parent is ever prepared for such a loss, and any donation, big or small, will make a world of difference in easing the financial strain during this incredibly difficult time. We are incredibly grateful for your kindness, love, prayers, and support as we navigate through this inconceivable loss. Together, we can honor Elly's memory and continue to advocate for mental health awareness in their name.
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<div>Thank you for helping us honor Elly's memory.
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Hi Everyone, my name is Juliana Zukerman and I am a 15 year old student. Before you scroll past this and go on with your day, I would just like to ask you to please take a second and read this to the end, you won't regret it. <br /><br />Imagine this, living an ordinary life, in an average sized house, making a steady salary and being able to support your family. Then right before your eyes it all disappears. You lose your job, are no longer able to support your children or yourself, and your most prized possessions get taken away by the government. I know this sounds like it could never happen, but unfortunately this is reality. <br /><br />Recently I was touched by the kind soul of a woman named Jill, I got to hear her story and now I want to share it with you. <br /><br />“Since my husband walked out on our daughter Emma at 6 years old and myself, I have had to put away my aspirations, reinvent myself and have made the necessary sacrifices a caring and concerned parent would do without question. I have gone from job to job working at whatever I could get to keep us afloat allowing me to take proper care of my daughter. Having garage sales whenever possible, living on the meager government services when they were available. I was able to take care of the very basics but we barely made it.<br /> I had no consistent help to pursue education for employment that would sustain and fit our new and unstable life. I spent many years being dragged to court, therefore losing employment because of court dates, meetings with lawyers and taking care of Emma when she was sick. Then when I had the flu, it was up to a 10 yr. old to take care of me.<br /> The 15 years of non-stop harassment, lack of any co-parenting and non-payment of spousal and child support plus the attorney bills, mortgage payments and credit card payments due has made it impossible to continue financially. The job market has been horrendous and even working 7 inconsistent part time jobs has still made it almost impossible. Added to all this, I lost all running water in my house 2 ½ years ago due to a broken water well and had to leave. No good friend or family member would take me in. Although Emma was able to go to college and I knew I had done a good job raising her all alone, I was in disbelief. Even though this put me in a depressed state, I have plowed through to survive and I had to rent an apartment I could not afford and now don’t even have the money to move out of it. <br /><br />So now has come the end of the road where I cannot find proper housing in New York, pay my bills and expenses and take care of my health. Worst of all, I felt the hurt from those I really cared about and thought cared about me through anything. What I have been feeling is “invisible”. Like no one knows I exist.”<br /><br />Being a high school student, and knowing that I have my whole life ahead of me, it's petrifying to find out that things like this can happen to anyone. But I would hope, that if god forbid I am ever put in a situation where I feel like I have lost it all, I will have someone to go to. I am a strong believer in second chances, and if it were me (and hopefully you too), I would do anything for that one last chance to get back on my feet. Please, even if it's just $10.00 donate to this woman and give her the second chance she needs and deserves. Thank you.

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