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<div>We are raising funds to afford <strong>Nathan and Ben the rare opportunity to experience American history through an educational tour of the United States eastern seaboard.</strong> Nathan and Ben will get to venture along the East Coast for a glimpse into U.S. history—from our Revolutionary beginnings to modern-day politics. They'll explore the most popular and culturally rich sites that Boston, New York City, Philadelphia, Williamsburg, and Washington, D.C. have to offer.

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<div>We believe this is a unique opportunity for the brothers to experience together and without their parents, creating an unforgettable adventure that they can cherish forever. Rachel and I are respectfully requesting any assistance in helping this venture become a reality. <strong>Anything you can donate will help and thank you to anyone reading this.</strong>

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<div>Thank you!

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<div>Stephen Erickson

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Send Nathan and Ben on a Historic East Coast Tour

<div>Hi everyone, my name is Bryanna, and I’m raising funds for my mom, Crystal, who was diagnosed with Stage 3 cervical cancer this past June.

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<div>For a year, she’s been pushing through constant pain, thinking it was something minor — but when we finally got answers, our whole world changed. Her treatment started on October 1st, and she’s been facing it with all the strength she has. Every week means daily radiation and weekly chemo, which has left her weak, nauseous, and exhausted.

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<div>My mom is one of the strongest people I know. She’s raised five children, and pain doesn’t usually stop her — but this fight has been different. The chemo has taken a toll on her body, and because she’s unable to work, she was evicted from her home. She’s doing her best to stay positive while juggling everything life keeps throwing at her.

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<div>On top of medical costs, many of her medications aren’t covered by insurance, and groceries have become nearly impossible to afford since food stamps were shut down. She’s also caring for her two dogs, who are her comfort and emotional support through all of this — they’re her little reason to smile on the hardest days.

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<div>All donations will go directly toward:

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<div><strong>Medical</strong> <strong>bills and prescriptions not covered by insurance</strong>

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<div><strong>Rent and utilities while she continues treatment</strong>

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<div><strong>Groceries and basic living expenses</strong>

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<div><strong>Pet care to help keep her dogs fed and healthy</strong>

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<div>Crystal has always been the kind of person who puts everyone else first, and now she truly needs our help. Even a small donation makes a huge difference — and if you can’t give, <em>please</em> share this page to help spread the word.

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<div>Thank you all so much for your love, kindness, and prayers as she keeps fighting.

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Support Crystal's Battle Against Cancer

<div>Hi, our names are Pam and Nicole and we are asking for your help to replace Bob and Sherene Donnelly's truck that was totaled in a fire on August 9th, 2022.
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<div>Pam's brother Bob and Nicole's sister Sherene were traveling from the grocery store back to their campground when a passerby alerted them to a fire in the back of the truck. It appears their new generator was on fire (still under investigation). Bob and Sherene were able to pull over and exit the vehicle safely, but the damage was irreparable, and the truck was a total loss. Bob also lost his cell phone, the groceries they had just purchased, the generator they use to help power the RV they live in as well as other camping supplies. Unfortunately, they did not have fire insurance and replacing the truck will be difficult. Bob and Sherene have both had major health scares in the last year, resulting in added stress to an already stressful situation. Our siblings are adventurous souls that successfully make their living by taking jobs at workamping sites around the country. They need a truck capable of hauling their camper and making cross-country trips.
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<div>You often hear about the kind of people that would give you the shirt off their back--well, that is literally the perfect description for Bob and Sherene. We could go on all day about their generosity- from purchasing cases of water to hand out to the homeless community, working charity events around the country, using their truck to pull other vehicles out of ditches during their travels, as well as contributing to many of their friends and family's GoFundMe causes. They are the first ones to rush to your side when you need an ear to listen, a shoulder to cry on, a word of advice or a laugh to cheer you up. You would be hard-pressed to find two people with bigger hearts. They are entirely too humble to ask themselves, so we are asking for them and hope you will find it in your hearts to give back to them just a piece of what they have given so many. Any contribution would help and be appreciated more than you know!
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<div>*This is the ONLY GoFundMe fundraiser authorized by Bob and Sherene and all funds raised will go directly to them*
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New truck and camping supplies for Bob and Sherene

<div>My name is Danielle. My little brother, Nathan, 19, was shot 4 times on November 13th. His Medicaid is about to be cancelled this month, and he is currently still in the hospital, and will have to transfer to a rehabilitation center to help him walk again. I am asking for help to cover any medical expenses, and supplies we may need to buy to help him have a smooth road to recovery. We will also have to purchase new clothes for him, someone who had access to the house he was living in stole the majority of his clothes after he was shot. Nathan is a smart, and hardworking young man, with a huge heart. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance.
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Help Nathan with Medical Expenses

<img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/33511404_1538758048779777_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="33511404_1538758048779777_r.jpeg" />As many of you know, Kevin Conwell, Bozeman High School's Principal experienced a recurrence of Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma in 2017, requiring a stem cell transplant at Seattle Cancer Care Alliance. In his traditional spirit, Kevin focused on recovery and returned to campus earlier than doctors expected - resuming his duties with unwavering commitment and school spirit. If you have kids at Bozeman High School this fall semester, you have undoubtedly already seen Kevin in the halls and around the administration offices, back to work and back to his usual self. <br /><br />During the last week of September, Kevin was battling what appeared to be a common cold. It quickly progressed and moved to his spinal cord by the evening of Friday, September 28th. The virus caused inflammation, rendering him paralyzed with a condition called Transverse Myelitis. At this point in his treatment, Kevin needs respiratory support and has extremely restricted mobility. <br /><br /> While he has received excellent, stabilizing care at Bozeman Health Deaconess, Kevin’s best opportunity for recovery requires transfer to a larger, out-of-state medical facility with a specialty in spinal cord injury rehabilitation. The Life Flight transfer and the temporary relocation for the family outside of Bozeman involves many expenses that are not covered by insurance. We are asking you to wrap your arms around Kevin and the entire Conwell family as they are faced with this enormous, but necessary, financial burden to provide Kevin with the best care and the best foreseeable outcome. <br /><br /> While Kevin’s precise prognosis is uncertain at this time, we remain hopeful that he will eventually recover. Kevin's wife, Barb, three daughters - Laura, Jennifer, and Mary - and his grandchildren, Bridger and Emmie, are so grateful for the community's incredible support and are thankful for your thoughts and prayers during this very difficult time. We will keep you updated as we move forward and would like to thank you for your continued prayers and support! <br /><br />Kevin has made a tremendous impact on the lives of our children and in the larger community. Let’s help Kevin get the best care possible to speed his road to recovery. <br /><br />Donations of any amount are much appreciated and will be used to provide Life Flight transportation and care during his out-of-state treatment. We will continue to provide updates on Kevin’s progress.

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