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<div>Our brother, Wilfredo Flores Bruno, was recently detained by ICE, and his family is currently going through an incredibly difficult and unexpected situation. We are coming together as a community to support them and help during this challenging time.
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<div>Wilfredo is someone who has always shown dedication, kindness, and perseverance in everything he does. Through his hard work and commitment, he has achieved many accomplishments and has been recognized for his excellence. Those who know Wilfredo know him as someone who brings positivity to those around him and has always been there for others.
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<div>As his family navigates this situation, they are facing unexpected legal expenses and financial challenges. We are asking for your support to help ease this burden and allow his family to focus on doing everything they can to bring him home.
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<div>Any donation, no matter the amount, can make a difference. If you are unable to donate, sharing this fundraiser with your friends, family, and community is another way to show your support.
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<div>Thank you for standing with Wilfredo, his family, and everyone who cares about him during this difficult time. Your generosity and support mean more than words can express.
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<div><strong>Together, let's help bring Wilfredo home.</strong>
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<div>Sirius is my beloved cat, and he’s been part of my life since I found him at Popcorn Park Zoo as a tiny four-week-old kitten, right after he'd been taken from the streets of Newark. I fostered him for a few weeks and then officially adopted him at 8 weeks old back in late 2024. He’s always been a little anxious, but he’s also the sweetest companion, and I often refer to us as myself being his emotional support person rather than him being my emotional support animal. He's always been a very well-behaved and loving boy, if a bit shy around others, and I love him like he's my own child. Recently, Sirius began having severe seizures, and it’s been heartbreaking to watch him struggle. At the same time, I’ve been out of work for a few months due to a workplace accident, which has made it impossible for me to cover his medical bills on my own. 
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<div> The funds raised here will go directly toward Sirius’s vet visits, tests, medication, and ongoing care. This is a life-long condition, and I want to make sure he gets everything he needs to live a long, happy life. Every donation, no matter the size, will help us manage his health and give him the best chance possible. 
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<div> Your support would mean the world to both me and Sirius. He’s the cutest little cat (even though he likes to hide from others!) and your kindness will help him continue to be the loving companion to me and my family that he’s always been. Thank you for reading our story and for considering a donation to help Sirius get the care he deserves.
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Help Sirius Get Lifesaving Medical Care

I am fundraising for my daughter, Izzy, who was just diagnosed with a rare illness called Langerhans Cell Histiocytosis. We were in Washington State just about to make our way back home to Alaska when Izzy discovered a lump on her head. We went to the urgent care not expecting anything too serious as Izzy was feeling fine. She was given an ultrasound and told to expect results in a day. When the results came back they told us we needed to head to a major children's hospital as soon as possible. Soon afterwards, Izzy and I were on a plane back down the lower 48 heading to Rady Children's Hospital in San Diego for diagnosis. After almost a week in the hospital we received a diagnosis and a treatment plan for a relatively rare illness. LCH is a cancer-like illness, in Izzy's case it has caused damage to her skull bone and because of the difficult location it cannot be treated surgically. Izzy will undergo a year of chemotherapy under the care of doctors at Rady Children’s Hospital to treat the spot in her head and make sure that her illness does not spread to other areas of her body. 
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 This combination of having to go through a year of Chemo and moving has enormous financial implications for our family. We did not have health insurance when this began, we are searching for housing in San Diego and our only vehicle and all of our possessions are on an island in Alaska. Right now our family is split between two places; Izzy and I are in San Diego trying to set up a new household while my husband John is running our business by himself with the other two kids. Izzy begins her chemotherapy next week, on April 2nd. Our goal is to secure housing for a year, buy a car and then bring the other two kids down to San Diego so that Izzy can have a stable home environment and have her siblings to support her as she goes through this challenging year. 
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<div>Hola! Ella es mi abuela tiene 71 años es de Tarrazu, Costa Rica. Ella es la vida de nosotros, madre de 5 hijos, abuela, tia y hermana. Amante de las flores y una mujer muy valiente y activa y hoy necesita de su ayuda para mejorar su salud por favor.
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<div>El 23 de diciembre, fue enviada al servicio de emergencias del Hospital Max Peralta en Cartago debido a una anemia severa. En ese momento le realizaron una transfusión de sangre y fue enviada a casa sin un tratamiento adecuado ni seguimiento.
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<div>El 29 de diciembre, tuvo un colapso en casa, presentando temblores, dificultad para respirar y pérdida momentánea de la conciencia, por lo que fue trasladada en ambulancia a emergencias. Allí lograron estabilizarla, pero nuevamente fue enviada a casa, esta vez con medicamentos para la gripe, sin profundizar en la causa real de su condición.
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<div>El 30 de diciembre, fue llevada a emergencias de la Clínica Los Ángeles, donde le realizaron una radiografía de tórax que evidenció presencia de líquido en los pulmones. Debido a la temporada navideña y a la ausencia de especialistas, fue referida nuevamente al Hospital Max Peralta, donde después de más de 5 horas de espera, fue enviada otra vez a casa con más medicamentos para la gripe, a pesar de la gravedad de su condición pulmonar.
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<div>Como familia, sabíamos que ella no estaba bien. Además del problema en los pulmones, su hemoglobina estaba en 7.5, tenía las enzimas cardíacas muy elevadas, y sufría un dolor intenso en la pierna debido a una úlcera venosa que, a pesar de estar en tratamiento en el sistema público durante más de un año, no lograba sanar.
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<div>Ante esta situación crítica, decidimos buscar atención en un servicio médico privado que contara con los especialistas necesarios. Así llegamos al Hospital Internacional La Católica, donde finalmente recibió la atención adecuada. Allí fue estabilizada, se le transfundieron dos unidades de sangre, y se le realizaron múltiples exámenes que diagnosticaron insuficiencia cardíaca, infección en los pulmones e infección en la pierna.
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<div>Los médicos recomendaron mantenerla internada por al menos cuatro días, durante los cuales se le realizó una gastroscopía, que reveló la presencia de tres úlceras estomacales, las cuales fueron identificadas como la causa principal de la anemia severa. Se inició tratamiento para las infecciones y el estómago, y los especialistas indicaron que era necesaria una cirugía en la pierna para evitar perderla.
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<div>El sábado 3 de enero, ingresó a cirugía, donde se le colocó una máquina de terapia VAC. Desde ese día, gracias a la medicación, no ha sentido dolor; sin embargo, sus pulmones no están respondiendo al tratamiento como se esperaba. Los médicos nos han indicado que no es recomendable sacarla del hospital, ya que presenta demasiado líquido en los pulmones y no puede respirar por sí sola. Ella continúa muy débil y en condición delicada.
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<div>Como familia, hemos hecho todo lo posible por cubrir los gastos, pero los costos médicos son muy altos. Por esta razón, acudimos a ustedes con humildad para pedir su ayuda. Cualquier aporte, por pequeño que sea, nos ayudará enormemente en este momento tan difícil para mi abuelita por favor.
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<div>Gracias de todo corazón por su apoyo, solidaridad y oraciones.
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<div>On December 23rd, she was taken to the emergency room at Max Peralta Hospital in Cartago due to severe anemia. She received a blood transfusion and was sent home without proper treatment or follow-up.
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<div>On December 29th, she collapsed at home, experiencing shaking, difficulty breathing, and a brief loss of consciousness. She was transported by ambulance to the emergency room, where she was stabilized and once again discharged with flu medication, without addressing the underlying cause of her condition.
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<div>On December 30th, she was taken to the emergency department at Clínica Los Ángeles, where a chest X-ray revealed fluid in her lungs. Due to the holiday season and lack of specialists, she was referred back to Max Peralta Hospital. After waiting over five hours, she was discharged yet again with flu medication, despite the seriousness of her lung condition.
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<div>As a family, we knew something was very wrong. In addition to the lung issues, her hemoglobin level was 7.5, her cardiac enzymes were extremely elevated, and she was suffering from severe leg pain caused by a venous ulcer that had not healed despite being treated in the public health system for over a year.
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<div>Given the urgency of her condition, we sought care at a private medical facility with access to the necessary specialists. This led us to the Hospital Internacional La Católica, where she finally received comprehensive care. She was stabilized, given two units of blood, and underwent testing that revealed heart failure, a lung infection, and a leg infection.
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<div>Doctors recommended keeping her hospitalized for at least four days. During this time, a gastroscopy revealed three stomach ulcers, identified as the primary cause of her severe anemia. Treatment was started for the infections and stomach ulcers, and doctors advised that surgery on her leg was necessary to prevent amputation.
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<div>On Saturday, January 3rd, she underwent surgery, during which a VAC therapy machine was placed on her leg. While her pain is currently controlled with medication, her lungs are not responding well to treatment. Doctors have strongly advised against discharging her, as she has significant fluid in her lungs and cannot breathe on her own. She remains very weak and in critical condition.
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<div>As a family, we have done everything possible to cover the medical expenses, but the costs have become overwhelming. For this reason, we humbly ask for your support. Any donation, no matter the amount, will make a meaningful difference during this difficult time.
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<div>Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your kindness, support, and prayers.
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<div>My name is Linda, and I’m currently asking for donations to help pay off my dad’s immigration lawyer.
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<div>On July 25, 2025, at 7 a.m., my father got arrested by ICE. On his way to work, he had been stopped for no reason at all. He is currently being detained in Alligator Alcatraz.
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<div>My dad has been in the United States for more than 10 years. He’s worked endlessly to provide for our family. He’s the head of the household, and without him, we’ve been struggling financially.
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<div><strong>Sadly, immigration lawyers are expensive, and our family cannot afford the full cost. Every dollar you contribute brings my dad an opportunity to build a better future.</strong>
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<div>Anything will help us. Thank you.
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<div>Por favor, ayúdennos a traer a nuestro papá a casa.
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<div>Me llamo Linda y solicito donaciones para ayudar a pagar los gastos del abogado de inmigración de mi papá.
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<div>El 25 de julio de 2025, a las 7 de la mañana, ICE arrestó a mi papá. De camino al trabajo, lo detuvieron sin motivo alguno.
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<div>Mi papá lleva más de 10 años en Estados Unidos y ha trabajado incansablemente para mantener a nuestra familia. Es el cabeza de familia, y sin él, hemos tenido dificultades económicas.
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<div><strong>Lamentablemente, los abogados de inmigración son caros y nuestra familia no puede afrontar el costo total. Cada dólar que contribuyan le brinda a mi papá la oportunidad de construir un futuro mejor.</strong>
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<div>Cualquier donación nos ayudará. Muchas gracias. 
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<div>in lieu of flowers or trees, we would be grateful if you would consider making a donation to help with Cristina funeral expenses. Your kindness and generosity would mean a lot to us during this difficult time.

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<div>if you are able to make a donation every contribution no matter how small would be deeply grateful and appreciated 

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<div>Help Support Alex Ayala-Rios and His Family During a Difficult Time!
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<div>On March 14th, Alex Ayala-Rios, a senior at Manalapan High School, received the heartbreaking diagnosis of Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL). Since then, Alex has shown incredible strength, enduring 80 days in the hospital at Jersey Shore University Medical Center, where he underwent intensive treatment. Alex has now been discharged, but his battle is far from over.
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<div>His family recently received devastating news: Alex’s insurance coverage has been denied, leaving them responsible for over $500,000 in medical bills. Without insurance, Alex cannot access the ongoing care he desperately needs — including a lifesaving bone marrow transplant.
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<div>Throughout this unimaginable ordeal, Alex’s sister, Tanya, has remained by his side 24/7, stepping away from work to care for him, which has added to the financial strain.
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<div>Now, more than ever, this amazing family needs our help. Your donation will go directly toward covering Alex’s medical bills, continued treatment, and the transplant he urgently needs to survive.
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<div>Every contribution — big or small — brings hope to Alex and his family. Thank you for your generosity and support during this critical time.
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Alex's Leukemia Journey: Bone Marrow Transplant Needed!

<div>Hi everyone. As most of you have heard this past Thursday, April 13, 2023 at 3:30am , Ibrahim S. Campbell, 2022 graduate of Belleville high school was in a fatal car accident. If you knew Ibrahim you would agree he was the most polite, helpful, respectful, kind hearted and genuine young man. He was a son, a big brother, a friend, and coworker. His smile was one of a kind. We are starting this Gofundme account to help Ibrahims family pay for some if the unforeseen expenses a parent does not ever see coming. if you knew Ibrahim you knew how hard of a worker he was. At just 19 years old he was working 2 to 3 jobs. He was currently working as a banquet server at Naninas In the Park, worked for Dunkin Donuts and also delivering doordash. He helped with the bills at home and with his 14 year old younger brother Gabriel. At this time we would like to extend an invitation to a donation to help his family pay for this tragic reality they are now living. Anything at all would be appreciated and will certainly go a long way. If you've read this far THANK YOU.
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The hardest thing parents can ever hear is that they lost their child.  Today, Nicola and Tony had to hear those words.  Today,  they lost their 4yr old son (2 weeks shy of 5), Antonio. <br /><br />Antonio had an asthma attack yesterday.  The dr prescribed an oral steroid which normally has him feeling better within the hour.  This wasn’t the case yesterday.  They had to take him to the hospital.  The hospital gave him additional treatment but this morning we lost this little boy.  We still don’t know exactly how this happened and it’s heartbreaking. <br /><br />Words can’t express how saddened we are with this loss.  The despair and overwhelming sadness that accompanies the loss of a child is indescribable. It just really hurts! <br /><br />This memorial fund is intended to help pay for the funeral.  We are so appreciative of the love and support that we have seen and thank you in advance for any donations made.

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