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Patriotic Kenny Foundation

Ben Saunders - Flawless Cleaning

The Dogist

Peter Bond

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Ask Uncle Jack

That Good News Girl

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<div>On June 13th, 2026, 10 minutes after celebrating the Knicks championship win, our dog was fatally shot right outside our home. Jameson was 2 years old, and he was taken from us too soon. Anyone who’s met Jameson would tell you he is the sweetest boy in the world. Please help us raise money to get Justice for Jameson and any cremation fees.
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Justice for Jameson: Help Us Honor His Memory

<div>Pam Middleton and her two children are facing an unimaginable loss after Pam’s husband, Miles, was tragically killed in the crash of the B-52 at Edwards Airforce base. As a family friend, I’ve witnessed firsthand the strength and resilience Pam has shown, but the road ahead is filled with uncertainty and challenges. 
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<div> With Miles gone, Pam is now responsible for supporting her family on her own. The funds raised will help cover immediate expenses and bills, providing some relief as they adjust to this new reality. In addition to daily living costs, as a community we hope to raise funds for the children’s college, so they can look forward to a brighter future despite the heartbreak they are experiencing. Your support will help ease the financial burden and give Pam and her kids a sense of hope and security. 
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<div>THANK YOU for the outpouring of love and support you all have shown to Pam and her children during this time. I will be speaking with the family this week to get funds transferred to them and start education funds for both children. Your support of the family is appreciated more than you know. 
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Support for Pam Middleton’s Family

<div>Hi, my name is Bradye McQueen and I am helping coordinate the recovery for my cousin and her family. Wes &amp; Kasey Lambert, and their kids, Lane (7) and Allie(4.. her birthday is this week though!) they all sustained injuries and somehow walked away from a completely leveled house. Lane was ripped from their arms and thrown 25 feet, and was hit in the face with a brick, they think. He was most upset about missing his spelling test and baseball tournament this weekend. Allie is still hoping we find her stuffy in the rubble, but she came out with only a couple of scratches. Wes has an injured knee &amp; wrist. Kasey was hit by the water heater tank and very bruised on her side/back/ ribs and head. They are in good spirits and their immediate needs (clothing, food, toiletries, toys, etc) have been met. Their cattle is being cared for and the dogs have been rescued and treated. 
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<div>They will need funds to help in the transition, rebuilding their lives and covering their ER &amp; vet bills.
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Lambert Family - Hawley Tornado Recovery Fund

<div>I recently moved to Los Angeles from Manila, Philippines to pursue my music career. The transition has been challenging but I was determined to make it work in any way I can. While shooting content with a friend in a downtown LA studio, my car was broken into, even though it was parked in a gated lot. 

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<div>My luggage was stolen including my MacBook Pro which held years of music production files and stems that I never got to back up. My camera, essential for content creation, and my main microphone were also taken. Losing these tools means losing my ability to work, create, and earn as a content creator, music producer, and artist.

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<div>I'm asking for help to rebuild from this situation. Your support will help me replace my stolen equipment and get back to doing what I love. Moving to LA was already a big leap &amp; facing these challenges makes the journey even harder. Any contribution means the world to me and will help me get back on my feet. Thank you so much.

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Help me rebuild after LA theft

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<div>My name is Tommy Le (22), and I am seeking help in raising funds to help pay off my medical bills from this tragic accident.
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<div>Medical bills have begun to take a hold of my life. I underwent a few surgeries, 1 for my femur which I fractured in 3 different places, and 2 for my abdomen / intestines, on top of several other injuries while simultaneously dealing with the loss of Reinne. I was in the ICU for about 8 days, 3 of which I was in a medically induced coma, unable to move. For the last three months, I have fought hard to get my life back, dealing with pain every day and am still processing this loss and how it has affected my life. This loss will never be explainable but I only hope to get justice for Reinne, her family, and my life.
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<div>Prior to the accident, I was working as a freelance photographer and barista, but I haven’t been able to work due to my injuries and doctor’s orders. I was told that going back to work in my current state would only stunt my recovery, and that I would be considered a liability.
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<div><a href="https://www.latimes.com/socal/daily-pilot/news/story/2022-10-05/man-charged-with-dui-in-fatal-wrong-way-crash-on-5-freeway-sunday" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><a href="https://www.latimes.com/socal/daily-pilot/news/story/2022-10-05/man-charged-with-dui-in-fatal-wrong-way-crash-on-5-freeway-sunday" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://www.latimes.com/socal/daily-pilot/news/story/2022-10-05/man-charged-with-dui-in-fatal-wrong-way-crash-on-5-freeway-sunday</a></a>
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<div>I was hesitant to start a GoFundMe immediately after the accident. I wanted to give our families time to grieve such a traumatizing loss, and I also wanted to wait until we received the medical bills from the hospital. I only hope that those that read this can sympathize with our story.
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<div>I am specifically asking for this amount to aid me with medical bills, court and lawyer fees. With my current medical bills, I have received close to $100,000 in counting, not including the loss of income from not being able to work.
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<div>I would like to thank everyone who has supported me through this tough time. To those that donate, God Bless you and please keep Reinne in your prayers.
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<div>Please take a minute to take in the media I left below. For those that read and view it, from the bottom of my heart, thank you.
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<div>Reinne lived such an amazing life. A young, bright, and spirited young girl who impacted so many lives and was tragically taken away from us. Below you will see my eulogy, a piece that speaks volumes about the loss I faced. You will also see a few pictures as well as a video I made celebrating her life.
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<div>I know nothing has made sense leading up to this point. The sudden stillness and silence I’ve felt in the last few weeks have left me speechless but here I am, attempting something I never thought I would be doing at this point in my life. Recently, everyone has apologized on my behalf for my loss yet I haven’t known how to properly respond to that statement without questioning its validity.
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<div>We all lost her. As unreal as it feels, everyone in this room sits in that same silence and stillness that has engulfed my heart. I recently read somewhere that grief is simply unexpressed love. Grief isn’t supposed to be something we actively try to avoid or try to overcome, but something I ask each individual in this room to do is embrace it alongside me. If this statement about grief proves as true as it reads then we should all hope to feel some degree of grief for the loss of someone as special as her.
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<div>You know, when I first woke up in the hospital six days later, not realizing the extent of my injuries, that grief swelled over me and I froze to maintain my composure. Everyone told me to focus on my physical health, that I had sustained so much damage but I couldn’t depart from the damage that my heart was dealing with. I wanted to say I was sorry hundreds of times because as beautiful yet terrible and dark as it sounds, I battled with the thought of wishing it was me and not her. I didn’t know what to say to your parents, how could I ever apologize for something I almost felt like was my responsibility and it felt selfish to be thankful for my life — those thoughts still lie in a place where I am unsure how to tread — but right now, I want to formally apologize to you both, tita and tito, and I can only ask for your forgiveness. I know your family has asked me to not blame myself, to not practice guilt and I am learning to do so with each day that passes but this eulogy, I hope, will speak volumes about the way I feel about your daughter.
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<div>I struggled to put words on this page for days, wondering if I could ever say enough, the right thing, or too much but this is so much harder than I could have ever imagined — but this is for you Reinne. This is all for you. This is more than a eulogy, this is more than thoughts on a page, this piece of writing is titled —
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<div>Like the sunglasses you always wore indoors
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<div>Like the Jacquemus bags you carried
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<div>Like the Reformation dresses that graced your body
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<div>Like the Aritzia girl you were born to be
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<div>Like the iconic pose of you covering your face with your manicured nails and stacks of rings
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<div>Reinne, you were a girl that needed no introduction yet you did so anyways.
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<div>For those of you who do not know, Reinne was everything and more to me. I could sit here and pretend to know how to describe what that means but I’d break out into a flood of tears — yet that is exactly it, like those tears we’ve shed, it is a gesture from Reinne reminding us about water so that's what I am going to talk about.
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<div>I am no scientist or hydrologist and I only understand as much about water as the rest of you but I do know this: Water is all around us, a driving force of all nature. Human civilizations have led people to settle close to it. All people, everywhere and every day, need it. Water is not meant to stop us but it flows through us each and everyday. It goes where it wants to go and nothing in the end can stand against it. Water is patient so we must remind ourselves to be patient alongside it. Water, like religion and ideology, has the power to move millions. She lies within the water now, within the serene brutality of the ocean as the tides crash along the shores of our hearts. Her life now ripples through the millions she graced with her life. I now realize what she meant when she introduced herself with “like the water”. She brought communities together without even realizing it and as we all gather here to remember her, it truly attests to everything she built. You know, I want to understand why the tide is so low right now but Reinne you taught all of us what it means to be like the water. You flowed so beautifully through life and I am so happy to be a part of the water you left us. You were older, wiser, and hotter than ever. A silly, fun, and tantalizing girl that flowed through life's ebb and flow. A girl that had a mission to live, laugh, and love. You washed over me when my physical health was so low and shallow and these last few weeks have felt nothing short of a drought without you here and every moment I wanted to give up, you reminded me not to. You’ve redefined to me what water can do and reminded me to be like the water and for that I am eternally grateful.
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<div>Love stories often know no timeline. Whether it is short-lived or a lifetime, ours is unlike the rest, ours will never die alongside you yet it will be something I cherish and protect for the rest of my life. The few seconds before the accident as the lights rushed towards us, I remember upholding everything I ever promised myself, to protect you above all else. My arms wrapped around you bracing for impact, knowing you were sleeping so peacefully, not knowing it would be the last time I ever got to hold you. The impact will forever be a fragment of time that replays over and over again in my mind. I know that I must come to terms with the reality of a future without you. Everyday since the accident, you’ve been with me and I can finally accept the ache of missing you. I promise to live a life you are proud of, to push myself to become the person you knew I could be, to experience the world for you. As much as it pains me, I know all of this will happen without you by my side.
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<div>Our love story knows no bounds and as I recover, I think about you everyday. You once told me to promise to carry on with my life if you ever left and I could’ve never imagined having to do so so soon but I never took you quite seriously yet here I stand. This is me promising you that I will, as hard as it may be, you will always have a place in my heart. The memories that fall before me are like raindrops of a distant past. This is me behind the coffee bar, laying my eyes on you for the first time to take your order not realizing that you would change my life. This is our first trip to New York together, sharing a hotdog on the steps of The Met and in that very moment, I knew I fell so deeply in love with you. This is me accepting that you turned me down for months before we started dating but that fight was completely worth it because it meant giving you enough time to heal from your past. This is all of our friends celebrating your birthday last year, when I surprised you and impulsively invited your parents without ever meeting them because I wanted it to be special to you. This is you begging me two months into dating to get a dog, sending me an unhealthy amount of Craigslist posts each day until I caved and now Morris will be a reminder of you everyday. This is our first Coachella together, I was working and you came to support me and played barista all weekend and it was the most fun with you as my barback. This was our trip to Cancun to celebrate my birthday, oh how you treated me like no one else has and I will never forget those moments of bliss we shared. This is the life we talked about living together, we were so ready to pursue our dreams, to move to New York to live out our youth and return home and build a coffee shop of our dreams — and Reinne I want you to know that through this journey of healing and recovery, I am going to pursue that dream for us once I am back on my feet and I know you will be with me. This is the hundreds of memories I could stand here and share but I don’t think I’d ever stop. This is me learning about acceptance. This is me promising you that I will live my life to the fullest. This is me waking up every morning and tackling life without you, the dreams we promised to live out together, and so much more. This is me understanding that it is okay to hurt and have my heart beat for you. This is me understanding that it is okay to miss something that was once so familiar. This is me allowing myself enough grace to heal. This is me understanding how incredible yet painful this all really is - that for a moment in time, in a world of billions, two strangers were in the right place, at the right time, and something transpired between them. This is my heart swelling with the thought - that at one point in time, we were the lucky ones. At one point in time, we beat the odds.
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<div>At this point in time, I would like to remind everyone that although these odds seem against us, remember why we all gather here today. To celebrate the life of an angel, who was so unapologetically herself and resonated with such vigor — she once walked before us but now watches over each and every one of us — and with that comes the downpour of emotions that we all must cope with for a while yet I express my deepest and endless gratitude to have shared a chapter of my life with her and so should you.
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<div>I know that each individual has shared in the pool of emotions that lie beneath us as we gather here today. That the entirety of this occasion is a topic that is so difficult to grasp. Some are suffering more than others, some knew her for years while others knew her for days, but that is not to mock or compare the numbing pain we all are feeling wrestling with. Reinne would want all of us to remain like the water.
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SUPPORT JACOBY ON HIS MOVE

<div>Helen (18) and her brother Phillip (21) are facing an unimaginable tragedy after losing both of their parents early Friday morning in a devastating act of violence. Their parents were taken from them just as they were preparing to leave for work, leaving two young adults suddenly and heartbreakingly alone.

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<div>The incident was caused by a relative who had been struggling with schizophrenia. In the time leading up to this tragedy, he had made threats toward the family, creating an atmosphere of fear. Seeking safety and a fresh start, Helen’s family had recently moved to a new home in hopes of rebuilding their lives. Unbeknownst to them, their relative had been keeping a close eye and found their new home while they were moving.

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<div>Helen and her Phillip’s parents were devoted, hardworking individuals who dedicated their lives to their children. They were kind, selfless, and deeply respected by those who knew them. Above all, they were loving parents who provided unwavering support, guidance, and encouragement. Their sudden loss has left an irreplaceable void.

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<div>Now, Helen and Phillip must find a way to move forward without the people who meant everything to them. Helen is preparing to begin her first year at UC Irvine, holding tightly to the dreams her parents always encouraged her to pursue. Her brother is just two months away from graduating from UC Riverside and beginning his career. Both are now navigating profound grief while trying to remain strong in the face of overwhelming change.

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<div>The funds raised will help ease both the immediate and long-term burdens they now face. This includes funeral and memorial expenses, Helen’s college tuition and educational needs, and support for stable housing and everyday living costs. Most importantly, your support will give them the time and space to grieve, heal, and begin rebuilding their lives.

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<div>During this incredibly difficult time, any contribution no matter the amount will make a meaningful difference. If you are unable to donate, sharing this page would mean just as much.

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<div>Helen and her brother are deeply grateful for the kindness, compassion, and support they have received. Thank you for standing with them as they face the road ahead.

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Support Helen and Phillip After Tragic Loss

<div>My name is Victor, and I’m reaching out with a heavy heart following the sudden and heartbreaking passing of my older brother, Darius Wong. Darius left this world far too soon and in the most innocent of ways—without truly knowing what was happening. He was a kind soul with so much more life ahead of him. As we try to come to terms with this tragic loss, I’m asking for support to help cover funeral expenses and to give Darius the peaceful farewell he deserves. More importantly, we are also seeking justice for Darius. No one should have to experience what he went through, and we won’t stop until the truth is known and accountability is found. Any contribution, no matter how small, would mean the world to our family during this incredibly difficult time.
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<div>On Saturday, May 31st at 7:12 pm on Filhurst St in Baldwin Park, my brother Darius Wong was the innocent bystander that was walking down the street where he was shot in the back. Baldwin Park police were called in to assist where they were also met with gunfire and a police officer was killed. Darius was a son, brother, husband, and father who was murdered in cold blood just for walking down the street to go to a family party. He dropped off his wife and the 2 kids and sister-in-law at the party and parked several blocks down the street. His car was nowhere near the shooter’s house. If his wife and sister in law were with him during that time, they would’ve been victims as well. Darius was 43 years old from Hacienda Heights. He was a hardworking man who cared deeply for his family. His passion for helping others extended beyond his own family. He dedicated himself to show up to work everyday at Choc Orange Hospital. We are asking the community for help to support his wife Mindy and his 2 daughters that are 3 and 5 years old. We are trying to get funds to help with funeral arrangements and the ongoing expenses to help our family move forward with this horrible tragedy that we have to live with for the rest of our lives. Please pray for the strength for us to move forward and we thank you for your contribution.
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<div>Retired Fargo Police Department canine, <strong>K9 Blue</strong>, was recently diagnosed with bilateral perineal hernias and an enlarged prostate. Perineal hernias are ruptures of the muscle that keep the internal organs from emerging outwards. Both the hernia and enlarged prostate make it difficult for <strong>Blue</strong> to pass stool and will require surgery: neutering to shrink the prostate and reconstructing the muscle wall to close the hernias.

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<div><strong>Blue</strong> worked alongside his handler, Sgt. Sam Bollman, from August 2017 to December 2025 as a dual-purpose K9, trained in narcotics detection and patrol work. His impact on the department was huge, with over 1,000 deployments, 39 pounds of narcotics seized, $65,000 in cash seized, and 119 arrests. He was very instrumental in keeping our community and officers safe!

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<div><strong>Blue</strong> now lives at home with Sam and has been in great health until the recent hernias occurred. Please consider helping out my friend, who wants to give <strong>Blue</strong> the quality of life he deserves in retirement. The surgery will also require travel, as the local surgeon does not perform it.<strong> </strong>Without this procedure, <strong>Blue</strong> will have a very difficult future.

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<div>My name is Roland, and I’ve recently been diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer that has spread to my liver while living and working in Bangkok, Thailand with my wife and 2-year-old son.
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<div>By God’s grace, my family is financially secure today through careful planning and saving. At this time, we do not urgently need help with medical expenses, but I recognize that unexpected costs and challenges may still arise in the future as it's a 5-7 year treatment plan and I don't know the cost of new technologies, treatments, nor at what point working in an office might become difficult. Without insurance, the financial burden would be significant, and experimental treatments are also usually not covered.
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<div><strong>I’m opening this GoFundMe not from a place of need, but from a place of humility and stewardship.</strong> Some have asked how they can help and were looking for a way to contribute. This is simply one way to do so that could make a significant difference in the future. If more is raised than we need, we will donate the excess to causes that help families navigating cancer with faith.
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<div>Most of all, we ask for prayers of healing, peace, and for the opportunity to share our story in a way that glorifies God. I want to document every step, not just the treatments, but the emotions, the wins, and the hard moments. If you're going through something similar, you're not alone.
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<div>It's really difficult for me to show weakness and vulnerability by starting this GoFundMe, but God asks us to help carry each other's burdens and to allow others to do the same for us (Galatians 6:2), because loving each other is part of being human and Christian (John 13:34). I'm sharing my story to help those in similar situations or facing other crises not feel so alone in their fight with a YouTube vlog where I chronicle my journey daily.
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<div>Thank you in advance for listening and for going on this journey with us.
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MyFightWithCancer Roland's Fight Against Stage 4 Cancer

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<div> Ed is no stranger to bravery. As a Vietnam Veteran, he spent years in the cockpit flying jets for the military and serving our country with honor. After his time in the service, he brought that same dedication to the classroom. To the students at El Toro High, Mr. Ashman is a familiar and friendly face. He is a man who chose to spend his retirement years mentoring and supporting the next generation. 
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<div> Ed is in extremely difficult physical shape. The road to recovery will be incredibly long and expensive. We are coming together to ease the financial burden on the Ashman family so they can focus entirely on Ed’s healing. Your donations will go directly toward emergency medical expenses, surgeries, long-term intensive care, rehabilitation, and support for his wife and family during this period of lost income and mounting bills. 
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<div>We are heartbroken to share that our dear friend, Matt Woodin, lost his beloved wife, Miranda, on February 26th after her brave battle with cancer. Her passing has left an unimaginable void in the lives of Matt, their child Sal, and everyone who loved her.
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<div>Thank you for your compassion, generosity, and support for this wonderful family.
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<div>** Please join us in celebrating the life of Miranda Woodin on March 28th at 1pm at the Arcadia High School Performing Arts Center. More details <a href="https://www.canva.com/design/DAHDvICJinU/gf05_htC8PJEMk1eJ7dmZQ/view?utm_content=DAHDvICJinU&amp;utm_campaign=designshare&amp;utm_medium=link2&amp;utm_source=uniquelinks&amp;utlId=hb153ee5dce" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">here</a>.
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<div>We are reaching out with heavy hearts to support my cousin, Nikki, during the hardest time of her life.
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<div>Nikki is a loving wife and devoted mother. This past week has been the most devastating time of her life. She experienced unimaginable loss—her 3-month-old baby, Olivia, and her husband, Ryan. Our family is completely heartbroken, and Nikki is now facing a grief that no one should ever have to endure.
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<div>In addition to this heartbreaking loss, Nikki is also going through an incredibly difficult legal situation involving her 2-year-old daughter, Lily. Lily is currently in foster care, and Nikki is doing everything she can to bring her home. There is an upcoming court hearing, and the legal expenses have added to the already overwhelming burden she is facing.
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Brayden Bulger, a fellow fraternity brother of ours, was recently involved in a hit and run accident in Hilton Head. The accident left him severely injured and he is currently in the hospital, fighting to recover. Brayden is known for his kindness and positive spirit, and seeing him in this situation has been heartbreaking for all of us who care about him. 
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<div>My name is Soleil Golden. I grew up in Atlanta, Georgia, raised by a single mother in a low-income household. As a Black woman pursuing a career in science and medicine, my journey has not always been straightforward, but it has been deeply shaped by resilience, community support, and a belief that healthcare should be accessible to everyone. In 2024, I graduated from Harvard University with a degree in Cognitive Neuroscience, attending on a full need-based scholarship that made it possible for me to pursue my education despite financial barriers. Now, I have been given another life-changing opportunity: I have been offered a place to study Medicine (MBChB) at the University of Edinburgh in Scotland. For me, this is more than an academic milestone; it represents the chance to build a career in a healthcare system where care is treated as a right, not a privilege.
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<div>The past year has been one of the most difficult and transformative periods of my life. While navigating the grief of losing my mother, I continued pursuing my goal of medical school. I studied, paid for, and sat the UCAT admissions exam and ultimately scored in the <strong>99th percentile</strong>. I prepared for and completed multiple competitive interviews, including at the University of Oxford and the University of Edinburgh. At the same time, I began a new role working in mental healthcare and public service, supporting individuals with severe psychiatric conditions and helping connect vulnerable people to the care and resources they need.
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<div>Receiving an offer to study medicine at the University of Edinburgh is an incredible honor and a dream realized after years of preparation, research experience, and dedication to public health and mental health advocacy. However, there is a major obstacle: <strong>funding</strong>. 
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<div>In the United Kingdom, medical school places are heavily subsidized by the government for domestic students. Because of this funding structure, international students are charged significantly higher tuition and are not eligible for most public financial aid or government-supported loans. Unfortunately, this means that even though I have earned a place in the program, there is very limited financial support available to help me attend.
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<div>I am doing everything I can to pursue scholarships, speak with university advisors, and explore every funding option available. At the same time, I am reaching out to my community for help. Every contribution, no matter the amount, will go directly toward my medical education and help make it possible for me to begin this journey.
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<div>Becoming a doctor has never been just a career goal for me. It is deeply tied to my belief that healthcare should be accessible, compassionate, and equitable. As someone who grew up in a community where access to care was not always guaranteed, and as a Black woman entering a field where representation still matters, I hope to bring empathy, advocacy, and a commitment to equity to every patient I serve. Studying medicine in the UK would allow me to train within a system aligned with those values and ultimately serve patients through the NHS.
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<div>If you are able to contribute or share this campaign, it would mean more than I can express. Your support would not only help me attend medical school; it would help me continue the work of building a career dedicated to caring for others.
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<div>Thank you for being part of this journey.
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<div>We created Expedition Ola with the hopes of changing the lives of a few dogs in need. What we didn’t expect was how big that impact could become with the support of this incredible community!
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<div>When we rescue a dog, that moment marks the beginning of safety, healing, and a life they’ve never known before. Each dog receives the medical care they need, the time they deserve, and the chance to feel seen, secure, and deeply loved. We bring them to nature, to beautiful places where they can experience freedom and rediscover joy. Bodie helps them learn how to be a dog, while we help them learn how to be loved. We’re incredibly honored to be the humans who earn their trust and share their story.
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<div>This fund will keep our mission alive through 2026. It supports medical care, food, and supplies, not only for the dogs who join our pack, but also for the many street dogs we meet along the way. It also covers gas to reach the next town, groceries to keep us going, and basic living expenses so we can continue this mission full time. We don’t have other jobs. This is our work, our purpose, and our life.
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<div>Many of you tell us you wish you could be here doing this too. We know life doesn’t always allow that. Whether it’s work, family, or responsibilities holding you where you are, when you donate, you are making a difference. You are part of every rescue, every vet visit, every milestone, and every goodbye that leads to a forever home.
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<div>This mission isn’t just ours anymore. It belongs to everyone who believes that change happens one life at a time, that compassion is contagious, and that love is the greatest medicine. Because of you, more lives will be saved, more waves will be chased, and more beautiful stories will be shared with the world! Thank you for helping keep this mission alive. We truly couldn’t do this without you!
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<div>With love and so much gratitude,
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<div>Alli, Nick, Bodie &amp; our forever growing pack
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Expedition Ola 2026: Help Street Dogs Find Love & Freedom

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<div><strong>TL;DR: My parents, owners of Burger Basket in Monrovia, were victims of a burglary on March 26, 2026. Thieves targeted my parents and broke into the apartment (walking distance from Burger Basket) they have been living in for almost 30 years when they left for work. These thieves manhandled the family dogs, stole about $20K in valuables and roughly $140K in life savings, and traumatized our family (my dad was admitted to the hospital from a stress-induced illness shortly after these events and is still there). </strong>
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<div><strong>I’ve created a new website, helpburgerbasket.com, where our community can come together to help identify the individuals responsible for the recent burglary.</strong>
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<div><strong>If you recognize anything—faces, clothing, the vehicle, or suspicious behavior—your input could make a real difference. Even small details matter.</strong>
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<div>My name is Jesse, the only son of Phiyapan and Vorawat, who own and run Burger Basket on Mayflower Avenue and Duarte Road in Monrovia, California, and I am helping them write this letter on their behalf. <strong>On March 26th, 2026, my parents’ apartment in Monrovia was burglarized by approximately 3–4 perpetrators</strong>, along with a getaway driver driving a light gray <strong>Nissan Rogue SUV</strong> with stolen license plates 9FIDO94 (see picture on website). An <strong>older middle-aged man in a white hat</strong> (see picture on website), who appears to be in his 40s, was the initial scout and violently knocked on our windows to check if no one was in my parents’ apartment. After that, <strong>two perpetrators, who were young men</strong> in their 20s to early 30s (see picture on website), took about 7 minutes to break into my parents’ bathroom top window. They then went into their bedroom, manhandled the three family dogs (we are so grateful the dogs were not seriously hurt), and stole all of my parents’ valuables and keepsakes from three generations of family (maybe around $20,000). But most unfortunately, <strong>they stole her lock box that had all of my parents’ life savings</strong> from working at Burger Basket and years of dedication working in the restaurant industry (probably at least around $140,000). I agree and understand that they should not have kept their life-savings like that, but they are old-fashioned, and it was a mistake in hindsight for them—and the worst-case scenario happened.
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<div>Despite everything, there has been a bright light. For the one week after the robbery, the Monrovia community and surrounding areas have shown overwhelming kindness and support. We’ve seen first-time customers, familiar faces, and people traveling from far away just to support my parents. Your patronage, kind words, and generosity have truly meant the world to them. In fact, they’ve been more moved to tears by your support than by the loss itself. My parents love serving this community and are incredibly grateful to the whole community.
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<div>Now, at this time, I am <strong>asking </strong>the community for <strong>help in these 4 ways</strong>:
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<div>If you <strong>see anything suspicious or recognize these individuals</strong>, please contact the Monrovia Police Department immediately. I still pray and hope the investigators can find these people and hopefully recover most of the stolen items and money.
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<div>I will be setting up a <strong>GoFundMe page for my parents for donations</strong>. I do not expect to reach anywhere near the amount of their personal savings lost, but every bit can help them. Please only donate if you have the means to. They have to start from zero again, but that’s okay because I know that while it is going to be difficult, money can always be made, and I am just grateful that no one got hurt. Also, friends, family, and especially I, their son, will do everything in our power to support them during these tough times.
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<div>We have decided as a family that we will <strong>close Burger Basket for a couple of days</strong> to help my parents relax after these stressful events. From these events, <strong>my dad has suffered and is now hospitalized with a form of post-traumatic stress condition</strong> (it is probably PTSD, so we are getting professional help for him now), and my mom has also been very stressed and sad too, so they need time to recuperate. However, when it does reopen, I hope you can pay them a <strong>visit and give them your patronage and love.</strong>
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<div>Please share this story with your friends, family, and community. <strong>The more people who see this, the greater the chances of identifying those responsible and helping my parents recover—whether through donations or by supporting Burger Basket.</strong> I will also be creating a website with video evidence and reaching out to local news outlets such as KCAL9 News to expand awareness. Every share truly makes a difference. If you have any information or questions, <strong>please feel free to call or text me.</strong>
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<div><strong>One last thing I would like to say to the 3–4 individuals who stole my parents’ life savings:</strong> I understand life can be difficult. I still remember that since I was a very young boy, my parents worked minimum-wage jobs most of their lives as a restaurant server and cook, and worked really hard for every penny they earned. My aunt and uncle had to take care of me 4 out of 7 days a week, and I will always remember my parents coming home so late and tired to pick me up after working long shifts at the restaurant. It was only when I reached college that they were able to save enough money to buy and take over Burger Basket—a truly dream come true for them. It has been a magical last 5+ years for them, and it all seemed to come crumbling down in one day. I just want to say that I forgive you and ask that you do not do this again to any other family. Seeing my mother cry like that and my father suffer from this trauma is something I would not wish on my worst enemy. <strong>Also, it is not too late to return what you stole to the Monrovia Police Department, even anonymously. Please do the right thing.</strong>
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<div>1. I am not surprised the family dogs are so nice (Lucky, Happy, Winchester). Because they have been through copious amount of training with a private trainer (her name is Shy and she is the best btw) and regularly go on walks to the public parks meeting and greeting everyone they see. But Winchester did react defensively and try to bark but at the same time was scared and confused. So they manhandled him and Lucky and locked them in the other room so they would stop bothering them. Happy the German Shepherd literally has an unofficial job at a local retirement home, showering and comforting elderly residents with love. If you met them you would know what I’m talking about.
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