Rebekah Morgan

Updated January 10, 2026 I’m a single mother doing everything I can to keep my kids stable while rebuilding after long-term domestic abuse and ongoing post-separation abuse. I’m raising $2,500 to cover urgent bills and basic necessities, not extras, so I can keep our household functioning while I navigate court and a housing crisis, and so my son can stay enrolled and succeed in his auto mechanics program. Right now, I need help keeping the essentials in place: keeping the lights on, keeping my phone and car active, staying reachable for appointments and court, and having laundry and household basics in the house. Since August, I’ve had to pause my home daycare. I’m connected with Community Connect, CareOregon’s Health-Related Social Needs (HRSN) program, and a Domestic Violence Survivor Temporary Assistance (DVSTA) grant for relocation and stabilization support, but those resources don’t always move at the speed of a shutoff notice or a negative bank balance, and they don’t cover every immediate expense. At the same time, I’m navigating multiple systems at once: criminal court (a no-contact order is in place), family court, and housing/eviction court during an ongoing safety-related housing crisis. One urgent priority is supporting my son as he builds a stable career pathway he has worked hard to earn. He is 16 (almost 17), his birthday is next week, and he has successfully completed his first week in the auto mechanics program at our community college. He still needs required supplies and basic costs that come with staying in the program consistently and completing it. What your support will help cover right now: Car payment / transportation stability Phone bill Electric bill Laundry Household basics (toiletries, paper goods, cleaning supplies) Food gap and necessities Bringing my account out of the negative Required program supplies/gear so my son can stay enrolled and complete his training If it helps to choose an amount: $10 = laundry or toiletries $25 = household basics $50 = groceries gap $100 = required program supplies/gear If you’re able to donate, thank you. If you can’t, sharing this fundraiser helps more than you think. I’ll post updates as things stabilize. Ways to donate: GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-us-hold-the-line Venmo: https://venmo.com/u/SundayGirlPDX Cash App: https://cash.app/$SundayGirlPDX PayPal: https://paypal.me/rebekahmorgan

Everyone deserves a safe place to call home. Neecy is working to rebuild stability and create a fresh start after facing unexpected housing challenges beyond her control. Working from home, she’s built a life centered on patience, compassion, and perseverance. But as her housing situation became increasingly unstable, she found herself struggling to maintain basic needs while staying strong and grounded. Now, Neecy is preparing to relocate into a safe, stable home where she can breathe easier and restore a sense of peace and comfort. With your help, she can make that transition. Every contribution goes directly toward helping Neecy rebuild stability and begin again in a safe, welcoming space. These funds will cover the practical costs of relocation and setup that make her new start possible: Funds will be used for: Security deposit and first month’s rent for a new home Utility deposits and connection fees for water, power, and sanitation as a first-time customer, higher deposits are required Moving and transportation support Essential furniture and household items for a fresh start Temporary resources to maintain health and safety while relocation is finalized Neecy has faced life’s challenges with quiet strength and compassion. Now she needs her community’s help to turn this transition into a new beginning, a chance to rebuild stability, peace, and the simple comfort of home. Each act of kindness helps lay the foundation. Even the smallest contribution helps make that possible. If you cannot donate, please share this campaign or send words of encouragement. Every gesture matters. Thank you for helping Neecy create a fresh start and restore the stability every person deserves. Organized with care by Rebekah Morgan