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<div><strong>His name is Stephen.</strong> He can best be described as the loving father who sees the next star on Broadway, the up and coming Olympic gymnast, the future class president… “whatever-their-dreams may be” when he looks at his daughters. He can also be described as one of the few (less than 1%) unlucky people with a devastating diagnosis of Glioblastoma Multiforme.
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<div>At the beginning of October 2024, Stephen Noel was a healthy, active 49 year old. He began having headaches and a little difficulty with remembering things. On October 24th, Stephen had a headache that was so excruciatingly painful and debilitating that his oldest daughter had to call 911. He was taken by ambulance to the nearest hospital and then transferred to a larger, more experienced medical center where a CT scan revealed a mass in his brain. After a week of labs, imaging, and a biopsy of the mass, he was diagnosed with a high grade malignant brain tumor, Glioblastoma Multiforme (GBM). Stephen’s brain tumor is inoperable, aggressive, and fast growing. Growing from the size of a plum to a peach in only two weeks and spreading to the areas that cover the brain and spinal cord are two rare features that have not only surprised Stephen’s medical team, but have also disqualified him from radiation treatment. His tumor is not responsive to the standard chemotherapy. There is no cure. We are focused on providing comfort, support, and, most importantly, meaningful time with his two daughters, family, and friends.
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<div>Any and every donation made here will go directly to Stephen’s care and allow for him to remain as close to his daughters during his last months with them. If you are not able to donate, please share this page or send Stephen and his family a caring thought or virtual hug.
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<div><span style="font-family:inherit;font-size:1rem;color:inherit;">Hi, it's Eliza. You have probably seen me post a million photos of my precious kitty boy Slightly. He is normally a very happy and healthy kitty, living the good life of a handsome fluffy prince.</span>
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<div>Last night we had a bad night. He had some kind of cyst on his chin and it burst and bled a lot. We couldn't get it to stop for a long time. It closed and then opened again 2 more times. He lost so much blood that I had to rush him to the emergency vet in the middle of the night.
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<div>The expense of this is adding up really fast and I am out of money. But I can't not do it, he is my baby! Thank goodness I just started working a 2nd job, but that isn't gonna add up to enough for awhile. My mom is letting me put some charges on her credit card.
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<div>On January 23rd, we were contacted about an emaciated mare who had been quite literally abandoned on a feed lot overnight. She was a walking skeleton - one of the worst cases of emaciation we've seen in over 11 years of rescue (at 15 hh, she weighed a mere 615 lbs...absolutely skeletal). So much so the feed lot didn't even want her; they were going to shoot her unless we took her. Despite her dismal physical condition, she had a light in her eyes that we couldn't ignore. We knew we had to give her a shot at healing, even though the odds of recovery were slim at best. We named her Gemma, as her sweet and charming personality and love of human affection, makes her an undeniable diamond in the rough.
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<div>If you've been following Gemma’s story on our <a href="https://Http//www.Facebook.com/AuctionHorses" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Facebook</a> and Instagram, you already know that once we rescued her, she went straight to <a href="https://Http//www.westcoastequine.net/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">West Coast Equine Hospital</a> for life-saving, emergency treatment. Unfortunately, we soon learned that emaciation was just the tip of the iceberg for Gemma. Her hind legs were so weak that they couldn’t support her weight for more than a short period of time.
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<div>A week and a half ago, Dr. Kemper increased her daily vitamin E intake to 8000 IU. Miraculously, Gemma has started showing the best signs of improvement yet - she is able to spend some entire nights out of the sling! Although the outlook remains guarded (there’s still the 40% rate of success), and we can only pray for continued progress at this stage, our girl is nothing short of a miracle!
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<div>We don’t undertake this type of intensive medical intervention lightly. In many instances, the toll the treatment takes on the animal far outweighs the benefits and can even cause further suffering in our experience. However, in Gemma’s case, she has always shown a tremendous and undeniable will to live (and so much love to give!).
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<div>Our girl has such a fighting spirit. We are constantly in awe of her courage. This journey has been such a rollercoaster of emotions for us - we are all rooting for her to pull through.
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<div>It’s a long road to recovery, and without the help of WCE this would not have been possible. This is a very costly and intensive endeavor involving round-the-clock care and monitoring, and the use of a very valued hospital sling. At most veterinary hospitals, we would be paying 3-4x the rate. With WCE, our rescue team, followers and donors, we hope we can make this happen on the grassroots level.
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<div>Hi this is Jessica Turner and we have decided to set up a fundraiser to help raise money in support of Maranda Mathis mother and brother.
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<div>Maranda Mathis is a 11 year old girl who's life was sadly taken from her Tuesday at Robb Elementary. She was a very sweet, intelligent little girl who was so loved by her family and did not deserve this. We ask the community to come together to help her family through this incredibly dark time in there lives.
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<div>We appreciate all of the kind words from everyone and we pray we can get through this dark time with the love from our community.
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<p>We received some devastating news this weekend, that Brian's bestest gal, Mochi the pirate dog, is sick with cancer. Unfortunately it seems to be advancing pretty quickly and while we're not certain yet what the treatment is going to be or fully cost, what we do know is that we don't want Brian to have to worry about affording giving his dog the quality of life she deserves during this time.  
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<strong>Seven of Nine</strong><br /><br /><iframe media_type="0" media_id="K2hTAD-nNhA" class="youtube-replace" title="YouTube video player" style="margin-bottom:20px;width:560px;height:315px;" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/K2hTAD-nNhA/?rel=0" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen="1"></iframe>￼<br />View video here: <a href="https://youtu.be/K2hTAD-nNhA">Seven of Nine</a> <br /><br /><img class="not-resizeable" src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/31779108_1533140114760908_r.jpeg" alt="" width="100%" />￼<br /><br />TLDR; <br />Our cat, Seven of Nine, is very sick and needs urgent care. Her emergency hospital bills are more than we imagined and we are asking for help to save her life. We don't know what exactly is wrong with her, so lots of tests and overnight stays are needed which is where the huge costs are coming from. We're looking at a minimum of $4000+ so far. <br /><br />The Long Story<br /><br />Seven is our miracle cat.  Eleven years ago, we rescued her from animal care and control in Harlem.  She was found crying in tree, had singed whiskers, and someone had burned her front paw pad.  They rescued her for us.  She was making quite a fuss, being the loudest cat, screaming to be let out of her cage and she clearly wanted to come home with us.  A few days later, we brought her to her forever home.<br /><br />After a relatively healthy life, two years ago we found out that Seven has Diabetes.  Our lives have changed as we now have to give insulin to our diabetic cat, twice daily.  Vacations?  Work trips?  Family visits?  All of these are now something we have to carefully consider, as every time we leave, we need someone is able to administer an injection and care for her.  Our expenses have gone up for sure, but we would do anything for this cat.<br /><br />This past weekend we returned from a week long work trip, to a very happy-to-have-us-home, Seven (along with our other cat, Tucker).  She seemed perfectly fine.  On Monday morning, as we prepared breakfast for the cats, Seven just laid on her favorite box, completely uninterested in food and seemed to be very lethargic.  She looked completely spent and looked up at me with a very vaint "Mew."  When we returned home in the evening, she was in the same exact spot and again, wouldn't eat anything.  She had no energy, which for a very active cat, was really concerning.<br /><br />After finding some symptoms online, we decided to bring her into the emergency care vet, where they did a few tests after finding a very slow heartbeat.  They recommended we leave her overnight for observation so she could get the necessary fluids via IV.  We wanted desperately to follow their recommendation, but once presented with the initial $2100+ bill, decided we simply couldn't do it and brought her back home under the guide of watching her carefully and following up with our primary vet in the morning.<br /><br />She was even worse in the morning and our primary vet was unable to see her until a few days later.  Panicking at this point, we brought her back to Blue Pearl, the emergency care hospital.  They admitted her immediately, explained that she needed fluids, some medication for upset stomach and bleeding, and constant watch.  They were very kind in explaining all of the procedures and costs, and although, no, we couldn't afford any of them, decided we would find some way because the alternative was losing Seven.  We were given a new $3500+ bill and signed a paper that had things like "initial here to 'Allow CPR' and 'Do no resuscitate'."  It felt like we were signing away her life.  She is in the intensive care unit, with a few other (nosy) neighbors, and will be getting ultrasounds, blood work, and several other tests to try and find out the diagnosis.<br /><br />And so, here we are today, with our Little Pink, in the hospital.  Waiting to hear results and if any further testing will be needed.<br /><br /><img class="not-resizeable" src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/31779108_1533143204443490_r.jpeg" alt="" width="100%" />￼<br /><br /><br /><strong>Some personal stuff:</strong><br /><br />Seven is my kid.  This cat is everything to me.  I know for people who don't like cats, or animals, or who simply don't have them, may not understand the bond and love I have for Seven, but if you could try imagine losing something you love so much, it breaks your heart.  My heart literally feels like it's crumbling right now.  It's hard for me to put into words exactly how much I love her.<br /><br />From the day we brought her home, Seven and I have had a special bond.  She was taken from her mom too early, so she adopted me.  This cat literally thinks I'm her mom.  I say "Bedtime," and she comes trotting along with me to bed, every night.  I fall asleep with her, curled into my side, with her resting her head on my chest.  We wake up together and she looks up at me sleepily, saying, "Hi!"  She nuzzles into me and kneads and suckles my hand because she thinks she's nursing and it comforts her.  She does this Every. 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Please help Ahmed The Speed Portraitist <br /><br />The artist came to the public's consciousness as a result of this tweet. He makes portraits of his subjects in under five minutes. Please check out the Twitter thread here. <br /><br /><a href="https://twitter.com/NupeMufasa/status/971393144406335488" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://twitter.com/NupeMufasa/status/971393144406335488</a><br /><br />Ahmed is a 44-year-old rapid portraitist from Abuja.  After losing his wife whom he met at rehab, Ahmed started squatting with friends and using donations from his portraits to eek out a living. He’s still battling his addiction but he much prefers to spend his time drawing so as to keep himself occupied. Ahmed would like to beat his addiction so he can dedicate himself entirely to his improving his skills. <br /><br />Ahmed needs to finish his rehabilitation, we’ve received a quote from a private rehabilitation centre which costs around £25 per night after an initial registration of £100. After that, he needs a place to stay, a little studio and materials to practice his craft. He wants to challenge himself to see how much better he can be.<br /><br />The aim is for Ahmed to be able to support himself in long term. <br /><br />Please help him with a second chance at a new life.

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Betsy is back in the hospital. Thankfully this time, she is being seen by the best in the country for Cloves Syndrome. <br /><br />Two weeks ago she underwent her ninth surgery in the past year. As you know, its already been a very long haul for the Lewis Family and Betsy will continue to require extensive rehab when she gets home. It SUCKS and they need FINANCIAL HELP.<br /><br />They'll get through it. Betsy's brave, she's strong as an ox, sweet as pie and doesn't deserve any of this.  If we can help them with the  financial burden we'll be lifting an enourmous weight off their shoulders. They've already been in Boston for 4 weeks accumulating hotel, food and travel expenses above and beyond the medical bills that are flying thru the door. <br /><br />Its hard to say when Betsy will be ready to come home but if we can help her with a FIRST CLASS PLANE TICKET, it'll be a lot sooner and a lot more managable and comfortable for her. <br /><br />Lets work together to BRING THEM HOME and ALLEVIATE SOME OF THEIR FINANCIAL STRESS. Donating to this fund is the most helpful thing you can do right now for the LEWIS FAMILY that we all LOVE and want to see HEALTHY, HAPPY &amp; TOGETHER.

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Many of you know that Greyson and I have a cat named Destroyer, who we love like family. Recently, Destroyer has become very sick. He had a blockage in his bladder that lead to his heart and kidneys becoming weakened. The treatment is becoming very expensive, although we want to continue doing everything we can to save Destroyer. We are gratefully accepting donations of any amount if you would like to help save Destroyer's life. Any extra funds will be donated to Austin Pets Alive.<br /><br />Update - there is a surgery that can prevent Destroyer's bladder from reblocking and will save his life. The surgery is $2,000, and without it he is at risk of passing away. Any donation toward our goal is greatly appreciated so that he can have the surgery. Thank you for helping us save Destroyer's life.

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amp13 only new funds (prod) (anyword auto)

UC Flow Enabled (Prod)

Payment Identity Beneficiary Verification - Production

shared notification bell audience

Custom users

ach frontend audience

Android v11.0.0 and above

Users Receiving Payments Paused Notifications

smart goals test01

Manage Coach - US English Organizers Only + new funds only

Team EGG - IP Address list

NPO recommendations prod

Fundraiser Without Instagram Deep Link

Native 11.4.0 and above

UC Tipping v20250107

Users Receiving Braze KYC Validation Failed

Native 11.3.0 and above

ai_title_page

anyword

openai

control

manual_entry

userEmail

template_id

userId

fundUrl

isCharityCo

email

appVersion

shouldBucketIntoExperiment

partnerId

donationCadence

isActiveFundraiser

isPartner

isMobile

npoProfileOptIn

fundIsLinkedWithMeta

hasSessionDonation

categoryGroup

isCampaignOwner

fundHasInstagramDeepLink

Native 11.4.0 and higher

New funds eligible - Video Sharing (PROD)

GB Donation Upsell audience 

Auto Thanks V3 Rollout Audience

Thank you V3 testing whitelist

isRecurringFriendly

Is Recurring Friendly

Excluded funds - Video Sharing

NPO upsell animals category

NPO upsell disaster relief category

Logged In Users

CH Donation Upsell audience

Android v10.6.0 and above

NPO upsell essential needs category

NPO upsell medical category

userCurrencyCode

Localized Currency

NPO upsell cancer category

v11.5.0 and above

testAudience

Survicate

Becka Noel

Becka Noel

What they care about

Featured causes

Help Granite: Kitten Needs Urgent Seizure Care

Stephen’s Wish: More Time With His Daughters Amid Cancer

Saving Slightly

Help save Gemma’s life!!!

Donate to help Maranda's mother and brother

About me