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<div>Children with this condition have a defect in a single gene that prevents them from breaking down a sugar molecule called heparan sulfate, causing toxic waste to build up in the brain and body.
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<div><strong>Sanfilippo</strong> <strong>Syndrome</strong> <strong>is</strong> <strong>unimaginably</strong> <strong>cruel</strong>. Children develop relatively ‘normally’ with no obvious symptoms until they are around two years old, then over a short amount of time they lose all skills once learned, experience severe behavioural challenges, extreme hyperactivity, insomnia that can last for days, seizures, a total loss of cognitive and motor function, and a premature death in their early to mid teens, as well as many other horrific symptoms. <strong>Sanfilippo is relentless and leaves nothing untouched</strong>.
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<div><strong>Leni will lose the ability to walk, talk, play, laugh, eat, and eventually her life to this condition.</strong>
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<div>Like most of the world, we had never heard of Sanfilippo Syndrome until very recently, and it is now part of every waking moment and has <strong>ripped our</strong> <strong>world apart</strong>. No parent should have to go through this heartbreak, and no child should have to suffer with this syndrome.
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<div><strong>There is currently</strong> <strong>no treatment and no cure</strong>, but since launching Leni’s campaign there are now multiple promising <strong>experimental treatments on the very near horizon</strong> that have already been proven to be incredibly effective and everyone is working very hard to make these treatments urgently accessible to those who need it.
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<div><strong>We will do whatever we can to get Leni and other children access to the treatment that they desperately need, but at the moment it is <em>just</em> out of reach - partly due to lack of funding.</strong>
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<div>With Leni’s condition weeks and months matter as <strong>toxic waste builds up in her tiny body every single day</strong> and the damage cannot be reversed once it is done. Time is working against us. The difference between her getting access to this treatment now and in a years time could be the difference between a potentially near-normal life and a significantly shortened life with the most severe mental and physical disabilities you can imagine. <strong>It’s</strong> <strong>now</strong> <strong>or</strong> <strong>never</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Leni</strong>.
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<div><strong>It</strong> <strong>is every parent’s worst nightmare to be told that their child is going to die after years of suffering</strong>, and that is the haunting reality we are faced with if Leni cannot get access to treatment and fast. We will do anything we can to save our baby girl, and that starts with raising awareness and funds to get her access to life-saving treatment. <strong>This</strong> <strong>truly</strong> <strong>is</strong> <strong>her</strong> <strong>only</strong> <strong>hope</strong>.
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<div><strong>We know that the best chance of us getting Leni and other children access to this treatment is by campaigning and fundraising</strong>, but the exact pathway is unclear.
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<div>If we are unsuccessful in accessing these specific treatments then funds will go towards any future treatments that may become available, to providing for her complex medical needs, and to improving her quality of life wherever we can. We will also donate funds to <strong>Great Ormond Street Hospital </strong>who are providing Leni with truly world-class care, and the <strong>MPS Society</strong> &amp; <strong>Cure Sanfilippo Foundation</strong> who have been a huge support for us and many other children and families.
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<div>We will be sharing updates on Leni’s journey on her Instagram <strong><a href="https://www.instagram.com/saving_leni" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">@saving_leni</a></strong>, TikTok <strong><a href="https://www.tiktok.com/@saving.leni" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">@saving.leni</a></strong>, and here on her GoFundMe page.
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<div>We have been completely overwhelmed by the love and support we have received since Leni’s diagnosis and we know that <strong>she is so loved</strong>.
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<div><strong>Leni's story has received extensive coverage in the national press. We've shared some highlights below where you can learn more about her condition and her fight to access life-saving treatment:</strong>
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<div>We know that it is a big ask, but please donate if you are able, and please share Leni’s story and GoFundMe page everywhere you can to help raise the awareness and funds needed to <strong>save Leni’s life</strong>.
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Leni’s Life-Saving Treatment

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Help Feed, Treat and Educate Orphan Child

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<div>My name is Wail (islandock1 on TikTok), and I am the a partner at Zack's Finest Deli in Staten Island. I started the project "Grades for Grabs" as a way to reward kids in my neighborhood with money and snacks for having good grades in school. I created this fundraiser to help support that project, as all funding comes out of my pocket. I'd like to be able to continue supporting as many kids as possible through this project. The community of supporters I've connected to online is making a genuine difference in the lives of these kids. I've seen a huge difference in kids grades, from averaging 60% to now averaging percentages in the 80s and 90s. Thanks for all your support!
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Inspire Academic Excellence with Islandock

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HELP CARE FOR AUSTRALIA'S FIRST KNOWN IDENTICAL QUADS.

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<div>Baxter appeared to be a healthy baby, but at just 4 months old he began losing developmental milestones. After months of testing, we received the heartbreaking news that he has an extremely rare spontaneous genetic condition called CAMK2D. Baxter is the first known person diagnosed in Australia and only the ninth known case worldwide, meaning there is very little medical knowledge to guide his future. He also has craniosynostosis, which will likely require reconstructive skull surgery, along with hypotonia, significant developmental delay, and complex medical needs.
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<div>"My dad is 71 years old, a U.S. veteran, and still works every day just to make ends meet despite ongoing health issues.
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<div><strong>Kindness Creator Samuel Weidenhofer is on a mission to ensure one veteran or veteran’s family in every US state never has to work again.</strong>
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Honoring Logan with a Peaceful Retirement [North Dakota]

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<div>"I work at a nonprofit in Central Vermont. My role is to assess and support people who enter our hotel voucher program. That is how I met Ronnie. Hearing his story stopped me in my tracks.
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<div><strong>Kindness Creator Samuel Weidenhofer is on a mission to ensure one veteran or veteran’s family in every US state never has to work again.</strong>
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Help Ronnie Rebuild His Home and Life [Vermont]

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<div>Rather than focusing only on the challenges, we want to focus on living. 
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<div>Your support will help us turn those wishes into reality — whether it’s travel, special experiences, or simply making memories with loved ones that will last forever.
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<div>Thank you for helping us focus on what truly matters: making memories, celebrating Luke, and living fully in the time we have.
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Help fulfil Luke’s bucket list 

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<div><em>"</em>My dad, Mitchell Gordon, is a proud U.S. Navy Veteran who served his country honorably from 1976 to 1996.
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<div>On New Year's Eve, December 31, 2023, my dad's life changed forever when he lost his loving wife, Rochelle, after 47 beautiful years of marriage. He was absolutely devastated. The only silver lining in that dark time was the life insurance payout Rochelle left behind. It was her final act of love—giving him some financial peace of mind in his later years.
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<div>People may ask how a good, capable person loses their life savings. I want to be very clear: for over 60 years, my dad was very responsible with his money. He is not careless. He did not make a risky investment or fall for a new romance scam. He was the victim of a highly sophisticated, AI-driven cyberattack aimed at senior citizens.
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<div>It started with a hyper-realistic AI deepfake video of Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson in a Facebook ad promoting a government refund website. Sports stars endorse things all the time, so why should this be so unlikely? Unfortunately, it led to a fake, professionally created website designed to capture his personal information, and ultimately resulted in overseas scammers taking complete remote control of his computer. Through psychological terror, threats of immediate account closures and federal investigations, they took total control of his digital world. In a state of absolute panic, believing he was complying with actual FTC agents, his life savings were drained. This was elder fraud executed with military precision.
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<div>If you have it in your heart to help a Veteran rebuild after losing so much, we would be eternally grateful.<em>"</em>
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<div>-Martin "Robert" Harrison
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<div><strong>Kindness Creator Samuel Weidenhofer is on a mission to ensure one veteran or veteran’s family in every US state never has to work again.</strong>
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Help Mitchell Rebuild After Losing His Savings [Nevada]

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<div>Jackie has always been the rock of our family. A daughter, sister, aunt, friend, wife and mother, she’s the person who shows up for everyone - through every high, every heartbreak, every chaotic family event, and every quiet moment when all you need is someone beside you. She’s the one with the thoughtful advice, the calm presence, or the wild idea to recreate a TikTok video just to make you laugh.
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<div>At just 38 years old - three months pregnant, with a one year old and two older children - this diagnosis was unimaginable. But heartbreak didn’t stop there. Only two days later, while still trying to process the news, Jackie received the devastating call that her eldest son had passed away.
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<div>What she has endured is more than anyone should ever face.
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<div>She carried her baby to term while beginning treatment. She navigated unimaginable grief while caring for her young children. And then came another blow: stage 4 metastatic cancer.
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<div>Stage 4 means ongoing treatment, constant hospital visits, and being unable to work. But even now, Jackie continues to show up for her family. With two little ones under four, she still sings with them, plays with them, and pours every bit of love she has into their days.
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<div>Unfortunately, the current treatment hasn’t responded as hoped. Doctors are now exploring clinical trials and alternative treatment options that may offer better outcomes.
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<div>And through all of this - Jackie still smiles. She still finds moments of joy. She still chooses hope.
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<div>We are asking for your support to help ease the financial pressure on Jackie and her husband, Teren, so they can focus on what matters most: time together, creating memories with their children, and pursuing treatment options that may give Jackie more time and stability.
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<div>Thank you for helping us support Jackie with the same love and strength she has always given to others.
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Rally for Jackie: A Mother’s Fight Through Cancer

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<div>"Elaine’s husband was a proud Marine Veteran, and for 65 years, they built a life side by side. Those who knew them say they were inseparable. Two years ago, he passed away from a heart attack. Just nine months later, their son also passed, leaving Elaine to face an overwhelming loss on her own.
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<div>At 86 years old, Elaine is still working a physically demanding job to survive. Despite serious health issues, including rods in her back and torn rotator cuffs, she cleans a nine-story senior living building several days a week. She lifts heavy buckets, pushes equipment down long hallways, and cleans multiple bathrooms just to make ends meet.
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<div>Since losing her husband, a Marine who meant everything to her, Elaine has not had the chance to rest or grieve. She keeps going each day because she has no other choice. She deserves the dignity of slowing down and the space to heal.
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<div>We are asking for help to give Elaine the chance to retire and live her remaining years in peace. Your support will help cover her basic needs and give her the rest she has earned. Thank you for helping honor her and the life she shared with a Veteran."
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<div>-Sue Wery
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<div><strong>Kindness Creator Samuel Weidenhofer is on a mission to ensure one veteran or veteran’s family in every US state never has to work again.</strong>
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Help Elaine Retire and Rest After Loss [Michigan]

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<div>I was playing a trial match for the Burleigh Bears and got caught awkwardly in a tackle and landed on my head. My C4-C5 was dislocated in the tackle and I lost all feeling from the shoulders down. I was helicoptered to Princess Alexandra where I was put in an induced coma and had to undergo emergency surgery to fuse my C4-C5. 
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<div>The reason we have started the gofundme is we have been looking at going overseas to maximise my chances for a full recovery. Spinal Cord Injury recovery is so different for every case. There's no silver bullet solution, which is why we want to go to the best SCI rehab clinics in the world. Getting into a clinic that will prioritise my recovery 24/7 is the best chance I have for walking again. These clinics are between $750,000 and $1,500,000 for 6 months plus. We also have flights and whatever other care we will need to fly over. 
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<div>To anyone who has already donated or helped in any way I sincerely thank you from the bottom of my heart and will always be in debt to you. 
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<div>To anyone looking to help, donating to this cause will help give me the best chance of making a full recovery.
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<div>Much love, Yak.
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Return of the Yak 

Our family is heartbroken to share that Lakesha “Tootie” Newsom has passed away on March 27, 2026, after everything she endured following the devastating dog attack. <br /><br />Lakesha fought as hard as she could.

<br /><br />She was more than what happened to her: she was a mother, a daughter, a sister, and someone who cared deeply for her children. She leaves behind three children: 11-year-old twins and a 13-year-old, who she loved very much.

<br /><br />Her children have been surrounded with love and care, and our family, especially their grandmother (who has been raising them) is committed to continuing that support. This loss is unimaginable, and our focus is on providing them with stability, comfort, and the resources they will need moving forward.
This fundraiser is now dedicated to supporting Lakesha’s children: helping with their daily needs, emotional care, and long-term support as they navigate this heartbreaking transition. We are also raising funds for funeral costs so we can give Lakesha the peaceful farewell she deserves.<br /><br />We are deeply grateful for the outpouring of love, prayers, and generosity that has been shown. Every share, every donation, and every kind word means more than we can express.

Please continue to keep our family, especially her children, in your thoughts and prayers. <br /><br />Thank you for helping us honor Lakesha’s life by caring for the ones she loved most.

In Support of Lakesha’s Children and Family

<div>I was Matilda’s language teacher, and I knew her as a bright, joyful, and spirited child who brought light to everyone around her. Yesterday, while celebrating Hanukkah, her young life was tragically taken. Her memory will live on in our hearts.
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<div>Matilda’s mother, Valentina Poltavchenko, is the beneficiary of this fundraiser. All donations will be transferred directly to her to support the family during this incredibly difficult time. Donations are made in loving memory of Matilda Bee Britvan.
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<div>We are deeply grateful to everyone who has supported Matilda’s family in this heartbreaking time. Your kindness brings light to the darkest moments.
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<div>Matilda was a bright and loving soul who taught us that true goodness is in the love and compassion we share. Her memory reminds us to carry kindness in our hearts and spread it to the world.
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Donate in loving memory of Matilda

<div>On the first night of Chanukah, our community suffered an unimaginable loss. Our beloved rabbi, teacher, and friend, Rabbi Eli Schlanger, was tragically killed in the Bondi massacre.
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<div>Rabbi Eli was an exceptional human being who devoted every part of his life to others. He changed the lives of everyone he interacted with. Always with a warm smile, a listening ear, and a heart open to every question and struggle. Whether you came to him with a personal dilemma, a spiritual question, or simply needed someone to talk to, he always had time. No one was ever turned away. He supported individuals and families through joy and heartbreak, quietly giving of himself in ways most people never saw. Now, he leaves behind his loving wife and five beautiful children, including a newborn baby who will grow up hearing stories of the remarkable father they lost far too soon. Eli devoted his life to our community. He gave us his time, his energy, his wisdom, and his love. In this time of deep grief, we want to come together to give back to the family who gave him to us.
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<div>All funds raised will go directly to support Rabbi Eli’s family and help ease the enormous burden they now face. Chaya Schlanger will be added as the beneficiary to receive funds directly.
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<div>No amount is too small. Every donation is an act of kindness in Rabbi Eli’s memory and a message to his family that they are not alone.
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<div>Rabbi Eli spent his life lifting others up. Now, in his honour, we have the chance to lift up his family. Please donate generously and help us support the Schlanger family during this heartbreaking time.
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Our Beloved Rabbi Eli Schlanger. Supporting His Young Family

<div>After witnessing the extraordinary actions of the hero who helped disarm one of the attackers during the Bondi tragedy, an act that prevented the loss of countless more lives, we felt compelled to act.
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<div>In a moment of chaos and danger, Ahmed al-Ahmed stepped forward without hesitation. His actions were selfless, instinctive, and undeniably heroic, taken without regard for his own safety. Early reports indicate he was shot twice in the process while protecting others.
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<div>This GoFundMe has been created to show our gratitude and support for someone who demonstrated incredible courage when it mattered most.
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<div>To kick things off and lead by example, we are making an initial donation of $50,000 to honour this absolute hero and help support him through recovery, and the lasting impact of this traumatic event.
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<div>No one expects to be a hero, but when the moment came, he was.
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<div>Any contribution, big or small, is a powerful way to say thank you.
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Support the Hero Who Disarmed a Bondi Attacker

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Save Sandy from Eviction and Hardship

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Transform Donna's Life: Help Pay Off Her Home

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<div><strong>Please pray for God's comfort, strength, and guidance through this difficult time.</strong>
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<div>I am absolutely overwhelmed with the amount of support from every single one of your donations. <strong>Thank you from the bottom of our hearts. Keep praying for a miracle.</strong>
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<div>My name is Fawn Armstrong, I am setting up this fundraiser for my sister Brooke and her loving boyfriend Matt, the father of their two young children. <strong>Matt was severely burned on Tuesday, November 4, 2025, when he was caught in the fireball aftermath of the UPS plane crash in Louisville.</strong>
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<div><strong>Matt is the sole provider for Brooke and their children.</strong> With him in the hospital for the foreseeable future, the family’s everyday needs like bills, groceries, and basic living expenses will add up quickly. <strong>The last thing they need is to worry about finances while they are fighting for Matt’s life and strength.</strong>
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<div>If you are able, please consider donating. No amount is too small, and every message, prayer, and share means more than you know.
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<div>Thank you,
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Support Brooke and Matt's Family in Crisis

<div>I am Chelsea Hulett, I’m reaching out on behalf of the Russell family.
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<div>On Thursday October 23 around 7pm, there was a devastating car crash that has left two young boys (10 and 8) with no brain activity and has injured three girls (16, 14, and 3). Please help support their recovery, medical costs, and healing journey.
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<div>All three girls are still in the hospital, fighting bravely with multiple fractures, a brain bleed and other injuries. The family is doing everything they can to stay strong — balancing hospital visits, caring for the kids, and trying to cope with the crushing emotional and financial weight of this tragedy.
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<div>We are reaching out to our community, friends, and kind-hearted people for help.
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<div>Every donation — no matter how small — will make a difference. Please share this page and help us reach others.
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<div>Please keep this family in your thoughts and prayers as they face the difficult days ahead. Your love, compassion, and generosity will help them begin to heal.
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<div>From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for your kindness and support.
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Help the Russell Family After Their Tragic Accident

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<div>Truth gave me the last of the money in his wallet — not once, but offered a second time — without hesitation.

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<div><span>Truth has been sleeping in a rundown, dirty van, after he was evicted years ago. Unfortunately due to strict parking rules in San Diego, his van was recently taken away and he has been sleeping on the streets with nothing but the clothes on his back. Cops have threatened to ticket him and jail him for this….<br /></span>
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<div>Truth is one of the most genuine, grateful, and kind-hearted people I’ve ever met — and I believe we can change his life.

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Let’s Get Truth Off The Streets

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<div>This family has always been incredibly generous, consistently offering their help, resources, and compassion to others in need. Now, they urgently need our support.
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<div>I have stepped in to manage this GoFundMe campaign as Ryan and Mikkel focus on his treatment.
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Support Ryan’s fight against unprecedented deadly disease

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<div>Most people don’t associate Alzheimer’s with someone so young — someone still packing school lunches, doing bedtime stories, and showing up every day for her child. But this is Erin’s reality. And sadly, it’s progressing fast.
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<div>Erin carries a rare genetic mutation (PSEN1) that guarantees this disease. Her mum died from it. So did her aunt. So did her grandfather. Erin has known this might come for her one day — but no one imagined it would be this soon.
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<div>We are starting with a fundraising goal of $20,000 to help Erin begin treatment and cover immediate costs. Our longer-term aim is to raise $60,000, which will enable Erin to access up to $30,000 from her superannuation early on compassionate grounds, combined with funds raised here, to pay for ongoing treatment, medical care, and support.
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<div>If you can help — by donating, sharing, or simply spreading the word — thank you. Your support means the world to our family.
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<div>Whether its through his tireless volunteering efforts for Noosa Come Together, the Gympie Muster, his Charity 'Events 4 Greater Good', his association with wonderful local social enterprise Making Lives Matter, the girls shelter he's built and continues to support in Nepal, his work with youth both here and abroad, or the all-hours, on-the-ground help in securing accommodation and essential needs for people fleeing DFV, there aren't many people in Noosa who don't know local treasure Oz Bayldon.
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<div>Now is our opportunity as a community to step up and give back to someone who has selflessly served others for decades.
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<div>On Friday night, our world changed in the most unimaginable way.
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<div>This fundraiser is to support them through this incredibly challenging time, allowing them to focus completely on Henry’s recovery and their own healing.
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<div>Thank you for helping support Casey, Ryan, and baby Henry through this difficult time
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Help Casey, Ryan & Baby Henry After Crash

<div>SUPPORT TIANA’S ONGOING MEDICAL BATTLE WITH AUTOIMMUNE ENCEPHALITIS
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<div>In early 2023, Tiana’s world was turned upside down. What began as fatigue and headaches quickly escalated into something far more serious. She was found unconscious at home after seizing through the night—and rushed to ICU, where her body began shutting down. She couldn’t speak, walk, or even open her eyes.
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<div>It only seems like yesterday that Tiana was a young girl, competing in hurdles at the Youth Commonwealth Games and proudly representing Australia. Since then, she has continued to live an active, healthy life—maintaining her passion for fitness and wellbeing. Now, she’s facing a very different kind of hurdle—one that no young person should have to face.
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<div>Tiana had managed to return to full-time work—an incredible step forward—but due to the toll her condition and treatment continue to take on her body, she has now had to reduce her hours and move to part-time work. This has added even more financial pressure during an already difficult time.
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<div>At just 24 years old, Tiana should be living the vibrant, carefree life most of us take for granted at that age—working, socialising, travelling, and making plans for the future. Instead, she’s juggling hospital visits, specialist appointments, chronic fatigue, and mounting medical bills.
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<div>Tiana has the love and support of her family behind her, but the financial burden of managing a lifelong condition is significant. For any parent reading this, you can imagine how heartbreaking it would be to see your own child go through something like this. No one wants their 24-year-old to have to put their life on hold for the sake of staying alive and managing a chronic illness.
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<div>Tiana cleared hurdles on the track with strength and grace—and now, with a little help from those around her, we’re determined to help her get over this next one.
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<div>If you’re able to contribute, no matter the amount, your support means the world. And if now’s not the right time to donate, simply sharing Tiana’s story can still make a huge difference.
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<div>Thank you so much for standing with her.
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LET’S HELP TIANA GET OVER HER NEXT HURDLE

<div>Hey everyone, We Deanna &amp; Tyleisha on behalf of our sister in law Savanna. We are trying to raise some money to help her with living and medical expenses. 
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<div>Savanna recently had her second baby girl, at 26weeks! 
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<div>During the pregnancy Savanna had some complications, and Clahriee tried to come at 23weeks, she was able to keep her in for 3 more weeks, She was born in the 19th July 2025 and was flown out a couple hours after birth. 
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<div>Clahriee has already undergone surgery in such a small time earthside, it’s planned she will need to have another in the upcoming weeks. 
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<div>Savanna is based in Rockhampton, she also has another daughter Kwatillee who is 1 years old. 
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<div>Savanna needs some assistance, with everyday living and the cost of being away in Brisbane. 
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<div>With the following, transport, food, clothing etc as they had to up and leave everything behind. Savanna is also still paying her other bills as she would if she were home. 
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<div>With family support, we are all looking for financial assistance for Savanna and her girls in this difficult time. 
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<div>Urgent Help Needed: Rebuilding My Education Dreams After a Scam
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<div>My name is Dipesh Tripathi. Just seven months ago, I left everything behind in Nepal and came to Australia with nothing but hope in my heart and dreams in my eyes. I came here not to chase luxury, but to build a better life through education—for myself, and for my family back home.
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<div>Since arriving, I’ve been working long, exhausting hours under the sun as a gardener—saving every cent I could to pay for my university tuition. I never asked for comfort. I only wanted a chance. But life took an unexpected turn, and all the savings I had worked so hard for disappeared in an instant due to a heartbreaking scam.
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<div>I was left with nothing. No support. No way to pay my university fees. And my single mother, who already sacrifices so much for me back home, simply couldn’t help. For the first time in my life, I felt like my dreams were slipping away… and I was completely powerless to stop it.
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<div>Because of your generosity and kindness, I have now been able to pay my semester fees and continue my education. You didn’t just help me stay in school—you helped save my dream, my future, and the hope that my mother and I have held onto for so long.
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<div>I cannot thank you enough for what you’ve done for me. You’ve reminded me that even in a foreign land, I’m not alone. That there are people—good, kind, compassionate people—who are willing to lift others when they fall.
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<div>But my journey is far from over. I still have semesters to go, rent to pay, and the daily struggle of surviving in a new country. If you are able to support me or share my story with someone who can, it would mean the world to me. Every dollar, every word of encouragement, every share on social media helps more than you know.
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<div>From the bottom of my heart, thank you for showing me that hope is never lost.
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"Help Me Recover From a Scam and Save My University Dream"

<div>Thank you for helping Justin and Tanya as Justin experiences his 3rd colon cancer recurrence in 3.5 years. 
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<div>After receiving every family’s worst news a few years ago, Justin underwent surgery and chemotherapy. After an initial period of stability, a regular check up in 2024 dealt the news every cancer survivor dreads - recurrence. Despite restarting intensive chemotherapy unfortunately Justin now faces a third recurrence in 2025. 
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<div>With the recent and tragic loss of Danny and Donovan (Don) Sumner during what's usually an exciting weekend fishing trip, we were devastated to learn of the drowning incident that took their lives on the evening of Saturday, March 22, 2025. Danny was a loving son, brother, husband, father, friend, teammate, and educator to those who knew him. Danny was known in his community for being the guy to help without being asked. A devout Christian, he exemplified how to live a Godly lifestyle no matter the setting. Don was a kind and gentle spirit who loved playing with his baby brother Danilo, neighborhood friends, and just recently accomplished riding his bike without training wheels. We are reaching out in a humble request for financial assistance for his wife and youngest child. Danny was the sole source of income and his wife, a stay at home mom of their children. Please join us as we aim to provide as much support as possible in efforts to sustain the loving wife and mother, Madeline, during this extremely difficult time, as she navigates this new life and seeks to support her family.

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Support Madeline After Tragic Loss

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<div>Hello to new and old friends, and strangers around the world.
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<div>Beth is currently 30 rounds of radiation. She is living in housing provided by the American Cancer Society, as her home base and is nearly a 3 hour drive. While she is in treatment she is also seeing a speech therapist, physical therapist, and other oncology doctors on her team.
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<div>At the end of November, Beth underwent a LIFE SAVING surgery. I am finally at a point that I can say out loud, the cancer was killing her. She was in so much pain, she could barely get up to go to the bathroom. The only way she was sustaining her body was with formula in her feeding tube. We are INCREDIBLY grateful that she was able to get care at MD Anderson, the best head and neck cancer center we could find. They removed 80 percent of her natural tongue, and constructed a flap made from the muscle of her thigh. The flap is sewn to the floor of her mouth to help fill the void where her tongue used to be.
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<div>With your support, she is able to be off from work to receive treatment and rehabilitation. She is learning to speak again and is building her confidence everyday. Life will look very different, but beautiful for her when she is done with treatment. We continue to be humbled by the kind words, generous donations, and prayers you've wrapped our family in.
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<div>We never expected to be writing, "my sister has cancer." But on March 11th, Bethie (she prefers Beth LOL) was diagnosed with Oral Cavity Tongue Cancer. She has a large, 4 cm tumor that needs to go.
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<div>As a family we are determined this is a detour on Beth's path and we are going to support her on her healing mission.
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<div>She is at the beginning of this process - navigating her diagnosis, jumping from doctor to doctor, learning what all of this means. She will be starting treatment in April - seven weeks of radiation paired with chemo therapy. Her radiology oncologist said this is a treatable cancer, but will be a hard road to healing.
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<div>As many of you are aware, Beth has had a successful career in hospitality and LOVES what she does. Seeing her people, sharing in your lives, and mixing the drinks will take a back seat while she is fighting this battle. It is clear that she is going to be without work during her treatment.
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<div>I can say with confidence that Beth has made an impact on each of our lives, and we are so grateful for the expansive network of friends and family that she has across the US. It can be hard to know how to help where it is needed most so we are creating a place that you can make an impact. Cancer is a dreadful opponent - steep cost of treatments and therapies coupled with an inability to work can quickly drain one's savings, leaving them with financial stress that hinders the ability to focus on recovery.
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<div>Our goal is to ensure that Beth can access the best medical care without the added worry of mounting bills. Your contribution, no matter how big or small, will make a significant impact for her. We kindly request you share this campaign with your network and manifest healing for her. Let's rally around our girl, and help her through this.
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We are so incredibly grateful for every single donation, share, and kind message. Your generosity and support mean the world and have brought so much comfort during such a difficult time.

As things continue to unfold, more unexpected medical expenses have been adding up—Because of this, we’ve decided to raise the goal to help ease the growing financial burden on Canada’s behalf. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for standing by her. Your support is life changing.<br />
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Help Her Heal: Medical Support After a Violent Attack

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<div>Hi, my name is Rahul, and I’m fundraising for my friend Rajneesh, who was brutally attacked while working as a DiDi driver in Melbourne.
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<div>On March 9th at 1:00 AM, Rajneesh was picking up a customer when three to four armed men forced their way into his car and attacked him with machetes and knives. They cut off two of his fingers, stabbed his legs, and dragged him out of the car, beating him for several minutes.
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<div>Rajneesh is a kind, hardworking person who was just doing his job. Any help — big or small — will make a difference and help him survive this tough time.
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Help Rajneesh Recover After Brutal Attack on DiDi Job

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<div>Steve passed away on Monday morning after only a 3 week battle with cancer. There was no time to arrange or organise anything. They shared three beautiful children - Molly, Jack and Darcy. Our sister and nieces and nephew are in a state of shock, as are all who knew and loved him.
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<div>I am reaching out to share an urgent and heartfelt appeal for support regarding a courageous 11-year-old girl named Anais Betts, Anais is the daughter of close friend of us all, and a huge industry contributor Shannon from Emeran Park. Tragically, little Anais is currently in an induced coma after suffering a severe head injury caused by a falling branch. Anais and a group from her school were visiting the governor-general's home in Canberra as part of a school excursion last Wednesday 19th February, when a tree branch fell on a group of kids, critically injuring Anais. This unforeseen incident has sparked a critical battle for her life, and she is receiving dedicated care at the Sydney Children’s Hospital.


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<div>We are reaching out to you, our friends, family, and the racing community, to help us support Shannon and her family during this incredibly challenging time. Every donation, no matter how small, will go directly toward her medical expenses and provide the necessary resources for her family to stay by her side.


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<div>Please consider contributing to our Go Fund Me page and sharing this message with others who may wish to help. Together, we can make a significant impact and show Shannon, Anais and her beautiful family the love and support she deserves as she battles through this incredibly challenging time. Thank you for your kindness and generosity. Your support means the world to us and to Shannon's family.


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Support Anais Betts. A brave young girl battles for life 

<div>Dear Family, Friends, and Kind-Hearted Strangers,
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<div>We are the family of Aleksander Kandiliotis and his devoted parents, Nick and Sham. Today, we are reaching out to raise funds to help Aleksander receive the critical treatment and support he needs as he bravely battles a rare and aggressive form of adult cancer.
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<div>Aleksander is just 14 years old, yet he is facing a battle no child should ever have to endure—an incredibly rare and aggressive form of adult colon cancer. Diagnosed at just 11, he is now confronting this relentless disease for the third time after undergoing multiple major surgeries and grueling treatments.
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<div>Yet through it all, Aleksander remains a warrior. He meets each day with unshakable courage, never complaining—always smiling, always cracking a joke. His resilience is nothing short of extraordinary.
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<div>By his side, his devoted parents, Nick and Sham, have given everything—love, strength, and unwavering determination—to fight for their son. But now, they need us. Aleksander’s medical team in Australia has exhausted all available treatment options.
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<div>We have launched a GoFundMe campaign to help ease the crushing financial burden, ensuring Aleksander gets the treatment he desperately needs while allowing his parents to focus entirely on him during this critical time.
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<div>This is where you come in. No family should have to fight this battle alone. Every donation—no matter the size—is a lifeline, a gift of hope, faith, and love.
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<div>Alongside your generosity, we ask for your prayers. May the Lord, in His infinite mercy, bring healing to Aleksander and strength to his family.
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<div>Join Aleksander’s Army. Together, we fight for him. 
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Aleksander's Battle

<div>Fernwood Fitness Robina is reaching out to seek help and support for one of our much loved team members, Julie and her beautiful family. Julie has been a part of the Fernwood Fitness Robina team and community since 2011 and has had her life torn apart over the last few years.
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<div>Julie's Story:
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<div>In August 2019, Julie's husband Russ was diagnosed with multiple Myeloma, a type of blood cancer that develops from plasma cells in the bone marrow. He underwent extensive chemotherapy, radiation, and a stem cell transplant during treatment. Although Russ has been in remission since his transplant, he continues to suffer from related health issues.
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<div>In December 2020, their daughter Amber, aged 17, was diagnosed with Rhabdomyosarcoma, a rare and aggressive cancer, that starts as a growth of cells in soft tissue. After only one year of battling through chemotherapy and radiation, Amber sadly passed away in June 2022 at just 19 years old.
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<div>Now, as Julie and Russ are still grieving the loss of Amber, their eldest daughter Jasmine, aged 24, has been diagnosed with an aggressive form of leukemia. Jasmine's treatment plan involves extensive chemotherapy and a possible stem cell transplant, requiring her to stay in Brisbane for four months. During Jasmine's treatment, Julie and Russ will need to juggle work or potentially take time off to support and be with her.
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<div>Fernwood Fitness Robina is seeking funding to support Julie and her family during this incredibly challenging time. We kindly ask you to consider showing your support by visiting the GoFundMe page, and offering assistance to Julie and Russ during this difficult time so they can support and be there for their daughter Jasmine over the coming months during treatment. Any contribution would mean the world to Julie and Russ to help support them over the coming months.
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<div><strong>Help Eric Fight Polycystic Kidney Disease &amp; Be There for His Girls</strong>
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<div>Hi, my name is Eric Campbell. I’m 35 years old, a father to three beautiful daughters (ages 1, 2, and 11), and I’m facing the hardest battle of my life.
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<div>I have polycystic kidney disease (PKD), a genetic condition that has led to kidney failure, putting a severe strain on my heart. In addition to PKD, I also have congestive heart failure, which makes this fight even tougher. I go to dialysis three times a week just to stay alive, but I need at least one new kidney to have a real chance at life. There’s no cure for PKD, and while treatments can slow its progression, my health is declining fast.
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<div>My biggest fear is not for myself—it’s for my daughters. I want to be there to watch them grow up, to see them go to school, to walk them down the aisle someday. To teach them about life, love, and the Lord. But I’m scared that this disease will take me from them too soon.
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<div><strong>A Family History of Heartbreak</strong>
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<div>This disease has already claimed so much from me and my family. My father passed away from PKD when I was just 10 years old, and my older brother lost his life to it too. I know what it’s like to grow up without a father, to feel that emptiness and pain every single day. When I look at my girls’ faces, I can’t help but think about the future—they deserve a dad who’s there to hold their hands, wipe their tears, and cheer them on in every moment of their lives. I can’t let this disease take me from them like it took my dad from me. They are my reason to fight, my reason to keep hoping, and my reason to ask for your help.
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<div>As a man, I’ve always prided myself on standing on my own two feet, working hard, and providing for my family. So please understand how humbling it is for me to even be in this position, asking for help. This goes against my own code, but I know that my love for my daughters is far greater than my pride. It’s not easy for me to do this, but I’m putting my faith in God and in the kindness of others to help me give my girls the future they deserve.
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<div><strong>My Health Journey</strong>
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<div>When I was 22, I was diagnosed with heart failure caused by a virus. I spent 33 days in the ICU after being misdiagnosed three times. By God’s grace, I made it through that challenge, but now my heart and kidneys are failing me again.
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<div>Because of my health, I lost a stable job and now deliver food to provide for my family. But between hospital visits and dialysis, it’s hard to keep up. The stress of it all—on my body, my mind, and my spirit—is overwhelming. My daughters are my world, and I’m determined to be the best father I can be for them, but I need help.
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<div><strong>How You Can Help</strong>
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<div>I’m reaching out to ask for your support as I face this uphill battle. Funds raised will go toward:
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<div>• Support for my daughters during this tough time
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<div>• Basic living expenses while I’m unable to work consistently
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<div><strong>Every donation, no matter how small, makes a huge difference. Your kindness will not only help me fight this disease but also give my girls the father they deserve.</strong>
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<div><strong>My Promise</strong>
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<div>I’m holding on to hope and putting my faith in God to carry me through this. Your generosity is a reminder that we’re never alone in our struggles. Thank you for standing with me and my family during this time.
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<div><strong>Please Donate or Share</strong>
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<div>If you’re unable to donate, please share my story with others. Your prayers, encouragement, and support mean the world to us.
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<div>A Letter from the Heart: Our New Story
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<div>Dear friends, family and kind strangers,
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<div>For so many years, I’ve read countless GoFundMe pages, feeling that familiar ache in my heart and like so many people, I’d often donate with a quiet thought in the back of my mind: “Thank god that’s not me or my family.” It’s a hard truth to swallow, but we’re only human. We send our prayers, we share our support and we hug our loved ones a little tighter, grateful for our own health and safety.
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<div>This year, that story changed for us. Now, this is our family’s new story:
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<div>My little sister, Sarah and her husband, Jeff, are truly the best kind of people. Sarah’s the type of person who lights up a room, always smiling and Jeff is the guy who would give you his last dollar if you needed it. Sarah and Jeff are the friends who turn strangers into family and together with their two little boys, Rome (5) and Iro (2), they’ve built a life full of love, laughter and generosity. Anyone who knows them will know how in love they are with each other, their children and life itself.
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<div>In August, their world was shattered. After months of unexplained symptoms and masked behind another chronic illness, Jeff - who’s only 38, was diagnosed with motor neurone disease (MND), also known as ALS, a cruel and relentless neurological disease, causing the motor nerves to become damaged and die, slowly robbing the body of its ability to move, speak, and eventually, breathe. There’s no cure, and the average life expectancy is heartbreakingly short: just 2-3 years from diagnosis.
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<div>What makes this even harder is the timing. Only months beforehand, after over a decade of intense study, Jeff passed his final exams and completed his overseas rotations to become a podiatric surgeon. Sarah and Jeff poured everything they had into this dream, with Jeff travelling to train overseas, pushing himself, sacrificing, and working so hard to pursue his dream and secure a better future for their family. Then, just as he was ready to start practising, Jeff’s diagnosis took it all away. His medical licence was revoked immediately. Sarah, who had been working in HR, was made redundant shortly beforehand as Jeff's symptoms were escalating. Just like that, everything they’d worked so hard for was gone.
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<div>2024 was meant to be about enjoying the fruits of their combined hard work and dedication, trying for their much dreamed of third baby and finally, enjoying time as a family free from study, travel, stress and sacrifice. They always focused on the light at the end of the tunnel.
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<div>Jeff has always been the picture of health - an elite soccer player in his youth, a passionate runner with the Vipers mental health Running Club, and a competitor in 100km ultra-marathons. He has always been so self disciplined, considered and deliberate in all elements of his life, excessive in nothing, apart from his dedication to his little boys and his wife Sarah.
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<div>To see someone so full of life, strength and determination now face a disease that takes it all away…it’s more than any family and friend should have to bare.
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<div>For as long as I can remember, my sister and Jeffrey have embodied the kind of partnership many aspire to find, but few achieve. Their connection was immediate - love at first sight, statistically improbable, hopelessly undeniable, the kind of relationship you’d envy if you didn’t love them both so much. Together, they’ve built a life defined by mutual respect, laughter and unshakeable support for each other. They have always spoken of how lucky they are to find what they have.
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<div>Jeffrey is a one of a kind kinda guy: sharp-witted, deeply compassionate and the best kind of dad, both firm and loving. My sister often says he’s her greatest achievement, and though she has accomplished so much, I’d be hard-pressed to disagree. Their relationship is a masterclass in love and partnership, an inspiring testament to the beauty of finding not just someone to share your life with, but someone who makes every day better simply by their presence.
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<div>Myself and a group of Sarah and Jeff’s close friends have created this page to ask for your support. We want to ease their financial burden and to help cover treatments that give Jeff some relief of symptoms. One of Jeff's medications alone costs $700 a month. But more than that, we want to give them the chance to make as many memories as humanly possible in the short time they have left together - to enjoy simple, but such precious family moments that they thought they had the rest of their lives to enjoy - dinners out and holidays that will lift their spirits – and stay in their hearts forever.
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<div>Jeff, Sarah, Rome, and Iro deserve these simple joys.
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<div>We know there are so many causes, so many stories out there. But if you can, please consider giving to this one and sharing this story from every possible platform you have. Every donation, every share, every message of support means the world to us. Any amount you can give, no matter how small, would be deeply appreciated. Let’s rally around this beautiful little family, to give them hope and to remind them that they are not alone in this journey. This could happen to any of us.
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<div>Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for being here, for reading, for helping us carry this weight and to show Sarah, Jeff, Rome and Iro they are not alone.
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<div>Share photos of Jeff to spread the love if you wish and #forjeffjenkins
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<div>With love and gratitude,
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<div>Sarah and Jeffs family and friends x
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