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Joe Chavez and Brittany Chavez are walking through an incredibly hard season, and their family needs the love, prayers, and support of their community right now. Joe has been diagnosed with <strong>metastatic renal cell carcinoma</strong>, and there are still many unknowns ahead. This week, Joe has a PET scan scheduled to learn whether the cancer has spread to other places, and the family is also preparing for an important meeting to discuss chemotherapy, radiation, and future treatment plans. Joe, Brittany, and their family are trusting God for strength, wisdom, and peace as they face each next step, and they would be so grateful to be lifted up in prayer. 
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 Donations will help with <strong>upcoming medical expenses</strong> and help ease the financial strain while Joe is off work for appointments, treatment, and recovery. Because these needs may continue over time, recurring donations can provide steady support for the ongoing medical and household pressures this family is carrying, while one-time gifts are also deeply appreciated and helpful. Please do not feel pressured to give financially. Prayers are always appreciated and deeply wanted. Specific prayers right now are for wisdom and clarity at the meeting about chemotherapy, radiation, and future plans, and for Joe’s PET scan this week to show that the cancer has not spread to other places. Thank you for loving Joe, Brittany, and their family so well. For anyone who prefers to give another way, Brittany’s Venmo is @Brittanymariechavez.

Support Joe Chavez and Family

On the evening of June 23rd, our friend and neighbor, Jordan, experienced every parent’s worst nightmare. After a long day at work, he returned home to discover that an electrical fire in the attic caused by the home’s air conditioning unit had devastated the home he shared with his two sons. In a matter of moments, they lost nearly everything.
<br /><br />Thankfully, Jordan and his boys are safe, and for that we are incredibly grateful. While no belongings can replace what was lost, their lives were spared, and that is what matters most.

Jordan is a hardworking, devoted single father who has always put his children first. He works tirelessly to provide for his family, and now he is faced with the overwhelming challenge of rebuilding their lives from the ground up. With the new school year quickly approaching, his focus is on creating stability for his boys and replacing the everyday essentials they need.

<br /><br />Unfortunately, Jordan did not have renters insurance at the time of the fire, leaving the family to start over with very little. Every donation will go directly toward helping them recover and rebuild, including:
<br /> * Temporary housing and living expenses
<br />* Clothing, shoes, and toiletries
<br />* School supplies and backpacks
<br />* Beds, bedding, and household essentials
<br />* Furniture and other necessities to create a new home
<br /><br />As neighbors and friends, we’ve seen firsthand Jordan’s dedication to his family. Now it’s our turn to help lighten the burden during one of the most difficult seasons of their lives.

Whether you can donate $5 or $500, every contribution makes a meaningful difference. <br /><br />If you’re unable to give financially, please consider sharing this fundraiser with your friends and family. <br /><br />Your generosity, prayers, and words of encouragement will help remind Jordan and his boys that they are not facing this alone.

Thank you for helping this family begin again. Your kindness and support will have a lasting impact as they rebuild their home and move forward with hope.
<br /><br />With gratitude,

Friends and Neighbors of Jordan and Family

Help Jordan Rebuild After a Devastating House Fire

<div>Our story began when we rescued a totaled Bronco from a salvage yard and, in less than five months, transformed it into a Class 3 Ford Bronco ready for the 58th Baja 1000. We’re not backed by big sponsors or corporate funding, just fueled by passion, late nights, friendships, and our own savings. Everything has been built by a group of everyday off-roaders who believed they could take on one of the toughest races on earth, and we did. 
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<div> Now, our next challenge is the entire 2026 SCORE International race season. Competing in these races comes with real costs: parts and repairs, fuel and chase trucks, safety equipment, race logistics, media, tech, communications, tires, tools, and the endless “one more thing” that racing always demands. Most of these expenses have been fronted out of pocket by me and the crew. This is truly a grassroots team chasing a lifelong dream, and every contribution, big or small, helps keep this effort alive and rolling. 
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<div> This GoFundMe will help us cover remaining race expenses, offset the financial burden on the individuals who made this build possible, and keep the truck competitive, safe, and supported during the entire race season. If you love off-road racing, underdog stories, or watching people chase something bigger than themselves, this is your chance to be part of something special. We’ll be sharing updates, behind-the-scenes content, and race progress so everyone who supports us can feel like they’re riding shotgun. 
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<div> SCORE International isn’t just a series of races, it’s a test of grit, teamwork, and heart. And our team has plenty of all three. Your support helps ensure that everything we’ve poured into this dream doesn’t stop at the starting line, but carries us all the way to the finish. Thank you for believing in the little team that could. Let’s send PewPew Cachoo Racing across the finish line.
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<div>On January 19, 2025 our family experienced the tragic loss of Matt Moore. Matt was a 19 year veteran of the Keller Police Department, and served the citizens of Keller and Westlake faithfully. Matt leaves behind his daughter Abigail, his wife Amanda and their son Matthew Daniel Moore, Jr.

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<div>Due to the sudden and unexpected circumstances of Matt’s passing, the family would appreciate help with current and future expenses. Please donate whatever you can, any amount helps.

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Support for the Moore Family's Loss

<div>It is with heavy hearts that we come together to remember and honor the life of a remarkable young woman, Kari, who left us far too soon at the age of 17. Kari was not only an Honor student, graduating with honors a year early from Central High at the impressive 138th position in her class, but she was also a young soul with a passion for mechanics and a dream to become a mechanical engineer.
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<div>Her love for working on cars with her father showcased not only her intelligence and dedication but also the strong family bonds she held dear. Kari's unexpected departure has left her family and friends grappling with grief and loss that no words can truly capture.
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<div>In her memory, we are reaching out to our community to offer support to the Roberson family during this challenging time. As they navigate through the emotional and financial burdens that come with such an unforeseen tragedy, your contributions will go a long way in helping ease their struggles.
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<div>Kari's thoughtfulness and love were evident in the special Christmas gesture she made for her mom – a framed photo with her brother, Mark, and the family dogs. Let us come together to extend that same love and support to her family now.
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<div>Your generous donations will assist with funeral expenses, memorial arrangements, and any unforeseen financial challenges that may arise. Every contribution, no matter the size, will make a meaningful impact and help lift some of the burdens off the grieving shoulders of the Roberson family.
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<div>We appreciate your kindness, compassion, and support during this incredibly difficult time. Let us remember Kari's bright spirit and honor her memory by coming together as a community to support those she leaves behind.
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For Kari Roberson:  A life lost too soon

<div>It is with great sadness that we say goodbye and see you later to an amazing husband, father, brother, son, and friend. Sergio passed away due to health complications on December 11, 2022. We appreciate the space to grieve in the coming days and know he touched your lives as he did ours.
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<div>Sergio was such a bright light in the world and brought an immense amount of positivity to every person he came across.
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<div>This unexpected tragedy leaves the Alvarez family with unforeseen costs. We ask for your support to help with funeral expenses, bereavement, and other family expenses. We will add to the list of needs as we encounter more difficulties.
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William and Megan met in 2014 when William was in Kindergarten. She was 22 years old and a teacher in his special needs class. They were immediately drawn to one another. William was a sweet, happy, loving, energetic boy who had Down syndrome. William’s mother had three younger children and was having a hard time caring for all of them. William would often come in dirty, not clothed properly, and hungry. Megan inquired about William’s circumstances with the school social worker and found out that child protective services had been following William his whole life due to others concerns. The social worker told Megan there was nothing she could do. Megan decided that she would just figure out a way to help outside of the realms of social services and began an amicable relationship with William’s mother. About six months later, Megan was offered to keep William over the summer so he could go to summer camp and William’s mother agreed. William’s summer stay turned into staying for the school year, so he could get into a better school system and then eventually Megan asked for custody. William’s mother agreed knowing that Megan loved William and she could care for him in ways that she could not. William has blossomed under Megan’s care. He grew bigger, stronger, and healthier and has received all kinds of medical care that he did not get his first 6 years of life. Unfortunately, one of the common phenomenon’s with Down syndrome are heart defects and William has an AV valve leak. The prognosis with surgery is a full recovery and a great quality of life. William will be having surgery in June and his recovery time is eight weeks. Being a single mother, Megan is trying to figure out how to have financial support during the time she will need to be home caring for William since she will be off without pay. Please consider helping this sweet family.

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