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My name is Bradley, and I’m reaching out for help for myself and my family. Four years ago, my wife and I went through a difficult separation. During that time, I kept our home and did everything I could to support our kids, but it meant relying on credit cards to cover their needs. Over the years, the debt grew to $50,000, and despite working full time, the high interest rates have made it impossible for me to get ahead. Thankfully, my wife and I have reconciled, and we’re working together to rebuild our family and our lives. 
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 All donations will go directly toward paying off the credit cards, which I’ve already cut up, so I can afford to keep our home and finally crawl out from under this debt. This support would mean the world to us, giving our family a fresh start and the stability we’ve fought so hard to maintain. It’s not easy to ask for help, especially from strangers, but I’m at a point where I can’t do this alone. 
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 Thank you for taking the time to read my story. I can’t imagine being in a position where I’m asking for help, but here I am, and God bless anybody who can afford to support us. Your kindness and generosity will make a real difference for my family, and I am deeply grateful for any help you can give.

Help Bradley's Family Keep Their Home and Recover

<div>It is with our heavy hearts that we share the passing of our beloved mother, grandmother, sister, and aunt, <strong>Ear Heng</strong>, who left us on October 19th, 2025.

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<div>She was the heart of our family, a strong, loving, and selfless woman who touched every life she encountered. Grandma Ear was our pillar of strength, our storyteller, and our comfort through every storm. Her love, laughter, and wisdom will forever live on in all of us.

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<div>As we come together to honor her beautiful life and the countless memories she gave us, we are raising funds to help cover the cost of her funeral and memorial services. <strong>Any contribution, no matter the size, will help us give her the farewell she truly deserves.</strong> If you’re unable to donate, sharing this message would mean the world to our family. Thank you for your kindness, prayers, and support as we celebrate the life and legacy of Ear Heng, a beloved mother, grandmother, sister, and aunt whose heart and love will forever guide us.

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Help Us Give Ear Heng a Beautiful Farewell

<div><span>Hi my name is Karri and I’d like to share my cancer journey so far with you.</span><br />
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<div>In March of this year I found a lump in my right breast and made an appointment with my OBGYN. She suggested I do an ultrasound to make sure it wasn’t anything to worry about. I went in to see the doctor and after 2 breast exams, 2 mammograms and 2 ultrasounds she found 9 lumps in my breast. I was very surprised as I had only felt one. The following week I came in to do 2 biopsies that turned out to be malignant. On April 13th I was diagnosed with stage 2 Invasive Ductal Carcinoma.

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<div>In May following the diagnosis I had to get 4 more biopsies to which the cancer had spread to a lymph node. May 24th I started my first of 6 rounds of chemotherapy. 24 hours after chemotherapy treatment I have to have an injection to make my body produce more white blood cells to fight off infection. I opted for cold capping to hopefully save some of my hair so I didn’t feel my identity as a woman was gone. Unfortunately, health insurance doesn’t deem it as a medical necessity. If you have ever spent time with someone going through chemotherapy you see how much havoc it can wreck on a body. It took me two weeks to recover from the side effects, just in time for my 2nd round to start. During my 3rd round of chemotherapy my red blood cell count dropped alarming low along with my hemoglobin count.

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<div>As of July 26th I’ve finished my 4th round of chemotherapy. In October I will be doing a double mastectomy and following in late November/early December I will start radiation everyday for a total of 25-30 rounds.

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<div>I’m 33 years old and this is not the direction I thought my life would take especially with no history of breast cancer running in my family. I have a daughter who is 10 years old and son who is 3 years old. My boyfriend of 9 years has become the sole provider for our family as I’ve had to take a step back from working to take care of my children along with myself. It has been mentally exhausting for me to not be working and providing for my family on top of dealing with this diagnosis.

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<div>Thank you for reading my journey so far, though the road is long, no one fights alone. Any donations are very much appreciated in this time of need as my family navigates this new world we’ve been thrown into.

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KB fighting breast cancer

<div>The Arts Castle needs your help! Our members make use of our pottery and ceramics kiln for much-needed therapy. The kiln has unfortunately seen its last firing and burnt out. What that means for us is a replacement kiln to keep our program going. We are asking for assistance raising $7,500 to purchase a new one as well as other much need equipment.
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<div>The Arts Castle Ceramic Studio is one of our most popular studios and hosts classes, workshops and camps throughout the year! Our studio hosts patrons of all ages from our pre-schoolers to our senior patrons. Members can gather and personally connect and continue making our space thriving and a highly sought-after space to be a part of.
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<div>The therapeutic value of working with ones own hands, expressing thoughts and feelings through art, and communing while connecting with other people on a similar journey is immensely valuable. If you are able, please consider donating to keep the fire burning and our art persisting.
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<div><strong>Our clients want you to know what the ceramics studio means to them and how it enriches their lives:</strong>
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<div><em>"The Art’s Castle has created some amazing experiences for me. I have volunteered there and I have taken classes ever since I was a child. Working in the ceramics room especially has shown me how important art is for children and adults. Being able to create has always brought me so much joy. Teaching others and seeing how happy they are with what they have made is such a wonderful feeling. My experience at the castle has helped me decide to further my education in the arts. I am now studying ceramics at college. Without the experiences I've had here, I don’t know if I would have been so passionate about it. The castle needs to have its ceramic classes continue as it is an important foundation for creativity and learning." -Rachel M.   </em>
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<div><em>“After 30 years I finally found a special place where I can connect back with the creative part of my brain through pottery. I graduated in pottery back in Ecuador and since I moved here to the States I found it very difficult to find a pottery class. Last year I received information from the Arts Castle through the mail and decided to try it out. I love coming to class, creating new art pieces and re-learning from a very talented and wonderful person such as Rhainy. I hope this program continues for many many years. It has been such a blessing to me.” -Natalie U</em>
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<div><em>“I have always been crafty and love trying new things. My husband was a ceramic artist in high school. We took our first ceramics class in 2018. We used it as a date night. After that, I was hooked and I brought the family along. We have taken a ceramics class in every session available over the years. Whether it was my husband and me, just our child or all three of us at once." </em>
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<div><em>"Today, my ceramics class has become my 'circle,' a place for me to unwind during the week, create art and chat. My ceramics teacher has become one of my closest friends and has even brought me on as one of her ceramic workshop teachers. It means a lot that she had the confidence in me to do that. The ceramics studio and the Arts Castle have become a permanent part of our family’s life and I would hate to see it not able to continue. Rhainy Edwards has worked tirelessly over the years to improve the studio and get it running as well as it does. However, she can only do so much with one working kiln. Having two functioning kilns is essential to keep offering the number of classes the Castle does.” -Erin G.</em>
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<div><em>"Making pottery is like playing in the mud. It releases stress and increases happiness. The ceramic studio at the Arts Castle has forged life-long friendships. I have arthritis in my hands, and making pottery has reduced symptoms." -Phyllis A.</em>
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<div><em>"Please consider helping keep this wonderful program alive! I have been taking ceramic classes at the Delaware Arts Castle for a couple of years. Learned new skills and made some fun projects, but most of all made some great friends!" -Sally S.</em>
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<div><em>“Most of you already know how much I love ceramics and even more so Rhainy. Ceramics and Rhainy have been a key part of my life for nearly 10 years now. Rhainy has loved me like her own and I taught me many lessons… some being life lesson and some being how to give a ceramic giraffe human eyes. Unfortunately, her well loved kiln has reached its demise. If you or anyone you know has a few extra dollars to donate to get her a new kiln so she can continue to change the lives of her students like she changed mine &lt;3” -Emma C.</em>
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<div><em>"I took my first class at the Arts Castle nearly a decade ago and have made great friends and so many memories over the years. I have also had the opportunity to teach a few classes and even sell some of my work in the community. Please consider donating if you can so Rhainy can keep the pottery studio running smoothly!" -Emily R.</em>
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<div>Please join me in making a difference! Our studio has a great impact on our community providing a creative outlet to so many! Any donation will help make an impact to benefit Delaware County Cultural Arts Center. Thanks in advance for your contribution to this cause which means so much to me.
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<div>More information about Delaware County Cultural Arts Center: The Delaware County Cultural Arts Center, otherwise known as The Arts Castle, is a 501c3 non-profit organization dedicated to nurturing the creative energies of the residents of Delaware County and surrounding areas.
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Help Keep Our Ceramics Studio Alive!

Well team we did it again! In less than 3 weeks we met our goal of raising $4,000 for Todd's glasses. I'm in tears as a write this update because I'm so proud of the outpouring of support that was giving for him during such uncertain times. You all showed Todd how much you love and care about it and it doesn't go unnoticed.<br /><br />Thank you so much; I'll send out another update here soon as I close out his fundraiser with an updated photo with him wearing his new glasses. Love to all of you and God Bless<br /><br />Stay safe and God Bless!<br />The Baker Family

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Lexi is in a fight for her life, again. Her family needs our help. Please read below to learn more about this courageous girl and her fight against cancer. <br /><br />Lexi recently turned 12 years old and is the proud owner of her new puppy, Paisley (a birthday wish granted). She makes friends everywhere she goes and has a contageous smile that brings joy to those around her. Lexi is a cancer survivor; but she is also so much more than that. <br /><br />Lexi is a very athletic girl; she loves to play soccer, ride horses and recently tried volleyball for the first time and loved it. She was a member of our local pony club as well as a club soccer team. She has attended her current school, St. Louis de Montfort, since Kindergarten and is currently involved in the student government and school volleyball team. <br /><br />Amid her busy sports and school schedule, Lexi loves to spend time with her family and friends. She is very close to her parents, Jon and Lisa, and her big brother Carter.  They enjoy spending time together watching movies, playing soccer, and playing ping pong on their newly accquired table. Lexi is extremely proud of her dad, who is a California Highway Patrol officer. She glows everytime she sees him in uniform. <br /><br />She is a amazing girl, with a heart of gold and the strength and courage of a lion. She has already beat cancer once, and now we are creating this page to support her as she battles this beast again. <br /><br />Lexi has handled her cancer diagnosis with grace and spunk. She was first diagnosed in June 2014 and had surgery to remove her tumor (located in the muscle of her left thigh). Knowing she may never be able to play sports the way she once did, Lexi took everything in stride and fought hard to beat cancer. She endured several months of chemotherapy and radiation to rid her body of the cancer cells. In May of 2015, Lexi's scans showed the cancer was gone.<br /><br />Following her treatments, Lexi was chosen by St. Joseph High School to be granted a wish from the Make a Wish Foundation. She attended the Women's World Cup in Canada this summer with her parents and brother. She was also able to meet all of the US Womens Soccer team! She was also invited to go on a Make a Wish trip with her friend Faith, whom she had met in the oncology ward of the hospital they were both being treated at. They spent a wonderful week full of great memories in Hawaii. <br /><br />In August 2015, her routine scans showed that the cancer had returned. It was now in her lungs. Lexi put on a brave face and is determined to beat cancer again. She has recently been put on oral chemotherapy medications to fight the tumors- which seemed to be successful. However, on October 30, Lexi had to be airlifted from our local hospital to UCLA Childrens Hospital to be treated by a pediatric cardiologist. It was determined that her first rounds of chemotherapy in 2014/early 2015 had damaged her heart, doctors still are unsure if the damage is permanent or not. Lexi currently cannot continue her chemo regimin because doctors fear it will damage her heart further. <br /><br />Although Lexi has had much support along the way, she has also made a huge difference in the cancer community and raised awareness for cancer. She helped raise $18,000 for childhood cancer research at the first "Bald for Lexi" St. Baldricks head shaving event. She has spoken at our local Cruising for Life event, and has spoken in honor of two Resolutions from the Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors for September being acknowledged as Childhood Cancer Awareness Month in Santa Barbara County. She will also be honored at the American Cancer Society Riviera Ball in a couple of weeks. <br /><br />We are setting up this page in hopes of supporting the Brown family with the difficult task at hand. They have a daughter and a son to worry about, and are currently both off of work to spend time nearly 150 miles from home in a hospital with their daughter. The funds from this fundraiser will go directly to the Brown family to help pay for medical and travel expenses they incur while Lexi battles cancer for the second time and a serious heart condition. Anything you can offer will help, thank you for reading Lexi's story, she is an amazing young woman who has inspired many.

Bradley Langford