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<div>Grace, my daughter, was just diagnosed with breast cancer at 34 years old. She is recently married and had recently moved to Charleston for a new job opportunity when she received her diagnosis.
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<div>We are still healing from the loss of Grace's older brother, who at 29, passed away from a brain bleed caused by a tumor in his spine about 11 years ago.
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<div>This history makes Grace's diagnosis even more frightening, especially as she worries for her younger brother as well.
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<div>We are feeling anxious and fearful, but determined to support Grace through this difficult time.
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<div>Grace has always worked hard and is dedicated to her new career, but her upcoming surgery and treatment will prevent her from working, leaving her husband to take on rent, living expenses, and her mounting medical bills. He loves her and will take good care of Grace, but as her mother, it is heartbreaking to see her face these challenges, and I want to do everything I can to help her focus on healing without stressing over financial worries.
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<div>We are reaching out to friends, family, and anyone who feels moved to help. Your support would mean the world to Grace as we face this together.
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<div>ANY contribution, no matter the size, will help ease her burden and give her hope for the future.
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<div>Thank you for considering supporting Grace during this incredibly difficult time!
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Support for Grace’s Breast Cancer Battle

<div>As the old Mr. Rogers saying goes, I always look for the helpers. Professional firefighters are rightly celebrated members of our community. But they are not the only ones heroically working to save our homes and our lives.
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<div>There are nearly 1,000 incarcerated firefighters currently battling the LA fires. As part of a voluntary program, they earn between $5.80 to $10.24 per day, working in 24 hour shifts.
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<div>They deserve not only to be held up as heroes, but paid back for sacrificing their safety for ours. They may spend most of the year incarcerated, but when we need them, they show up for us, and they are no less members of our community than anyone who is free. What's more, supporting them now makes it more likely they integrate better when they are ultimately released.
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<div>For anyone interested in me: I am an actor and long-time LA resident, and several of my good friends have lost their home in the fires. I have followed the story of the incarcerated firefighters for years, and my hope is that through whatever notoriety i might have, I can bring attention (and funds) to their moving efforts.
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Support Our Brave Incarcerated Firefighters

<div>Workers at Three Brothers Coffee, who unionized last year under the banner Coffee Workers of the South United, are orchestrating a concerted labor strike, in pursuit of better wages and working conditions. Workers at Three Brothers successfully unionized with UFCW in April 2022, and have been in collective bargaining negotiations since last June. Now negotiating wages and benefits, workers allege ownership has not provided reasonable or good faith counters to their wage proposals. Workers are encouraging community members to picket in front of the business anytime from 10 AM to 1 PM this week, and continue to express support for their efforts in online reviews of the company. Workers at the shop say they have full solidarity from the current staff for the strike, and will withhold their labor until their demands are met, but add that ownership has a chance to address all of their concerns at a collective bargaining negotiation meeting Wednesday 6/14.
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<div>One worker, who has asked to remain anonymous, states, “Ownership has refused to budge on the same pay structure which has been in place for at least four years. They refuse to account for the COVID-19 recession or the rapidly increasing cost of life. There’s been no give whatsoever in response to our myriad attempts to negotiate in good faith. We have to act in the only way which will make them hear us.”
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<div>Coffee Workers of the South United — that is, the entire staff of Three Brothers Coffee — is withholding its labor until our demand of $16/hour + tip matching is met. Thankfully, ownership has an opportunity to swiftly end the strike at our negotiation meeting Wednesday by working with us to finalize our collective bargaining agreement and putting it up to a vote as soon as possible.
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<div>According to Nashville Living Wage, the living wage in Nashville, based on the survival wage rate for Davidson County as determined by the 2020 ALICE Report from the United Way of Tennessee, is $15.40 with healthcare + benefits, or $17.40 without healthcare + benefits.
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<div>Since at least 2016, workers at Three Brothers have started at $9/hour. This rate has remained unchanged to the present day, and workers do not receive healthcare. There has been no change to account for the COVID-19 recession or the rapidly increasing cost of living. Adjusted for inflation, $9 in 2016 would be worth $11.38 today, nearly a dollar over what even Shift Leads make today — people who have been working at Three Brothers for years. Additionally, due to staffing shortages and an interim manager absent from day to day operations, we’ve each taken on more work without any increase in pay, and we will only do the work that we are paid for.
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<div>Though a stability wage is estimated at $32.78, and a survival wage without healthcare and benefits at $17.40, we have come to demand $16/hour plus guaranteed tip matching through the tediousness of negotiations. This is something which ownership can surely afford, and would be wise to agree to at our scheduled negotiation meeting Wednesday 6/14 so as to end the strike quickly.
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<div>We are the former employees of Barista Parlor Germantown. On Wednesday, June 14th, 2023, 6 of 9 staff members were terminated without cause. The other 3 workers quit in solidarity. This is our story.
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<div>Starting Saturday, June 10th, 2023, store hours were cut, and from Sunday, June 11th, 2023 employees were also cut from the schedule inexplicably and with less than 24 hours notice. We reached out individually to management via Slack and text for explanations regarding the lost hours and purposeful understaffing of the store. We were met with silence.
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<div>On Tuesday evening, some of us met with Workers Dignity United. They assisted us in crafting an opening statement which would classify our meeting as concerted activity. We read this to the three members of management a bit before 9am Wednesday. Management tried to pressure us into meeting individually, but we held our ground and they eventually conceded.
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<div>We then waited for four hours to begin the meeting. They were on and off the phone, writing letters, cutting checks, but for most of those four hours management waited around, stalling. We periodically reached out to see if we could begin and were met with either silence or curt responses similar to “We’ll update you when we’re ready.”
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<div>A little before 1pm, management finally began the meeting. We were filmed by one of the management team. Again they asked us to meet individually; we collectively refused. Then they terminated the employment of 5 of 7 employees in attendance, stating that Tennessee is an At-Will state and that the reasons for their termination were written in their employee files. We asked to see the employee files but were denied since “they are Barista Parlor company property”. We later learned that denying us our files was against company policy. None but one of the terminated employees had any write-ups on their record. The two remaining employees in attendance resigned immediately. We were told that we would be paid for only two of the four hours in attendance, despite the meeting’s delay being entirely the fault of the managers. After receiving clarification regarding when we could expect the remainder of our missing wages dating back to December 2022, the meeting adjourned. One of the missing workers was terminated via email immediately after the meeting’s end; the other resigned on Friday, June 16th, 2023. We turned in our keys, received our final paychecks and resignation letters, and walked out of the doors of our workplace for the final time.
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<div>We are the former employees of Barista Parlor Germantown. Chloe Byrd, Zach Goforth, Leslie Hernandez, Lucas Hobbs, Cameron McClure, Lydia Miller, Meg Monsor, Katte Noel, and Robert Wood. We humbly ask for whatever you can provide to help us pay our bills during this frightening time. Our goal is $14,000, which we plan on splitting evenly between the 9 of us. If this goal is met, we anticipate receiving about $1,500 after the GoFundMe fees.
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<div>On Wednesday, May 23, 2023, Joni Marie Bonney had emergency spine surgery at the Ascension Saint Thomas Spine Institute in Nashville, TN.
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<div>In 2020, Joni was diagnosed with a bulging disc in her L4/L5 lumbar spine. At the time, her disc was diagnosed as a 1/10 on the severity scale by her doctor. By the end of the year, her pain was so severe that Joni could no longer sit at a desk for extended periods. She sought help and was able to return to some normalcy for the next two years.
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<div>Friends have reached out and asked how they can help us during this time. Joni will no longer have employer-provided health insurance after May due to stepping down from her role because of pain. She did explore the option for short-term disability, but did not qualify due to not meeting the tenure requirements within her company. We will be paying for 12 months of COBRA coverage for her to make sure any remaining problems can be addressed over the next year. In addition to paying for emergency spinal surgery, we will be billed for 3 ER visits this year, 3-5 urgent care visits this year, 5+ doctors visits, and 4 days post-op in the hospital. Joni also requires 3 at-home medical devices, she will need physical therapy, follow-up visits with her surgeon, follow-up visits with the cardiologist, and check-ins with a primary care physician. Most importantly, we have a wedding planned this fall that we are paying for and may now have to postpone.
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<div>Joni is the kindest soul I’ve ever known and would give the shirt off her back to a stranger in need. I have literally seen her try to give away her own tote bag to someone who looked like they were having trouble carrying their belongings. I have seen her stop and talk to people experiencing homelessness, just to make sure they feel connected. I have watched her stop and talk with elderly people at length, just in case they might be feeling lonely. She has continued to make others feel loved and wanted in this world throughout this entire experience. I want her to know that her community is looking out for her during this time as well.
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<div>We have both missed a lot of work in the last 3 years attempting to figure out how to help Joni get the care she needs to live a normal life. Hopefully, we can move out of this season for good as Joni continues to heal.
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<div>We do not have expectations for anyone to give, especially when money is stretched thin for many right now. Please know that this is simply an avenue for those who have asked how they can help. Sharing this page helps more than anything. We will post updates along the way.
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Joni’s Emergency Spine Surgery & Recovery Fund

<div>A stroke paralyzed Ken Carluccio on most of his body. There's already been many days and nights in the hospital.  Months of grueling rehab are necessary for survival. Medical bills are piling up for Rita and Ken. Disability checks don't even cover rent, let alone massive medical bills. They've been there for us over the years, lending a helping hand at Seneca Babcock or when neighbors just needed help. Now we can return the favor and help Rita and Ken after his terrible stroke.
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Debilitating Stroke: Ken Carluccio

<div>Hello everyone. Thank you for taking the time to visit. I am creating this campaign to raise funds for one of my best friends and band mate, Mike Billups. 
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<div>On Monday, July 4th, Mike was rushed to the hospital due to excruciating pain and severe swelling in his feet. That night he told the band that it was a serious infection and there was a real possibility that one of his feet may need to be amputated and feared that this infection could spell the end of his drumming career. As the night wore on, he learned that the blood infection in at least one of the feet had migrated into his bone tissue. Thankfully it also appeared that the doctors would not have to resort to the drastic action of removing an entire foot, but significant parts of his foot would have to be removed to eliminate the most lethal part of the infection. Days later, Mike underwent two surgeries in the span of 48 hours, and the doctors were able to remove the infected tissue. However, at this point, the infection remained in his bloodstream, and he would spend the next several days in the hospital with an IV drip fighting off the infection. Mike was eventually sent home with a portable IV drip that would continuously provide antibiotics to fight the infection, and as of today, he is thankfully doing much better from a physical health standpoint. 
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Mike Billups Ongoing Medical Bills

<div>Casper, a wonderfully sweet 8 month old cat is in need of some serious medical treatment. He is a delightful little man, cuddly, playful and loves being held. His favorite activities are playing with his carrot toy, scratching his post, and licking cat nip. He is extremely loved by his dad and his brother ( a very cute Beagle named Jack) and everyone else who knows  him. Out of no where, on the morning he was due to be fixed, Casper became extremely ill. He needed to be put on oxygen and rushed to the emergency vet. The emergency vet placed him in a special oxygen tank, examined his X-Rays and inspected his heart. After several hours of treatment they discovered Casper had a bladder blockage. This blockage is causing his kidneys to not function properly and has caused elevated potassium levels. These elevated levels have led to a build up of fluid in his lungs and around his heart. To give him the proper chance at getting better, they are going to need to do extensive medical treatments. They will have to remove the fluids, the blockage and rehydrate him, leaving the medical bills in the thousands. Casper is at the start of what should be a long life of watching birds out the window, bopping his brother on the nose, and eating lots of treats. Please consider helping Casper to get healthy . He is the sweetest boy and we want him better soon. Any amount will help heal our little man. 
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Caspers Medical Bills

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BP—Termination Fund

Joni’s Emergency Spine Surgery & Recovery Fund

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