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<div>On September 13, tragedy struck when a sudden and brutal house fire tore through the Delgado family’s home, leaving them with nothing but the clothes on their backs. Thankfully, everyone made it out safely, including their dog Duke—but their lives have been turned upside down.

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<div>In just minutes, the fire destroyed everything they owned: furniture, clothing, family photos, school supplies, keepsakes, and all the daily essentials. The Delgado family is now faced with the overwhelming challenge of starting over from scratch.

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<div>They are currently staying with relatives and friends, but the road ahead will be long and incredibly difficult. Insurance can only cover so much, and the family now faces countless unexpected expenses—basic necessities, temporary housing, clothing, supplies for the kids, and eventually the cost of rebuilding or relocating.

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<div>But if you know the Delgado family, you know this: they are the heart of our Fullerton community. For years, they’ve shown up for others—especially local youth. Whether volunteering at school events, coaching teams, organizing drives, or mentoring neighborhood kids, the Delgados have always gone above and beyond to make a difference. 

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<div>Their home was more than a place to live—it was a second home for many children and teens in the area, offering safety, warmth, and a sense of belonging. From sleepovers to study sessions, holiday dinners to late-night talks, the Delgado house was a place where everyone felt welcomed and loved. They have always given selflessly—never asking for anything in return.

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<div>Now, it’s our turn to give back.

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<div>We are asking for your support to help them through this heartbreaking time.

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<div> Every donation—no matter how big or small—will go directly toward helping this incredible family rebuild their lives. If you're unable to give financially, please consider sharing this page and keeping the Delgado family in your thoughts and prayers.

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<div>Let’s come together and surround them with the same love and support they’ve given to so many of us.

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<div>Thank you for your generosity, kindness, and for standing with the Delgados when they need it most. ❤️

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House Fire Relief for the Delgado Family

<div>Our beloved Fullerton Pop Warner Cheer Director, Jackie De La Rosa, was involved in a serious car accident this past Sunday night, having just arrived home from a Pop Warner conference. She sustained severe injuries leading to immediate and extensive medical care.  
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<div>With her road to recovery comes medical care costs, among the many other costs. We have created this fund for any &amp; all FPW families that want to help Jackie and her family.  She is an amazing mother to Ariana &amp; Jacob both FPW Titans, and wife to Peter, an Assistant Coach for FPW. 
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<div>On behalf of Fullerton Pop Warner, we thank each and every one of you that can help by donating to her family. There is no doubt our Jackie is a fighter!  Please continue to pray for Jackie’s strength, healing and recovery as well as her family during this time. 
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Jackie's Recovery Fund

<div>On the morning of May 31st, 2023, we at Kapa'a Pop Warner Association received the devastating news that our storage shed caught fire. All of the contents of the storage shed are a complete and total loss. The fire destroyed all tackle and flag equipment including helmets, shoulder pads, practice uniforms, game uniforms, practice dummies, practice sleds, flag equipment, balls, medical kits, cheerleading uniforms, cheerleading mats and apparatus', safety gear, and much more.
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<div>The items the fire destroyed affect more than just a tangible loss. This tragedy took away many years, countless hours, and immeasurable efforts, all of our Volunteer staff members, Parents, Keiki, and all Pop Warner 'Ohana contributed to the combined purpose of providing a safe and purposeful avenue to enjoy youth football and cheer. KPWA is home to over 100 youth Tackle Football, Flag Football, and Cheerleading members, and their 'Ohana.
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<div>What this devastation has not robbed us of, is our will to continue to provide many more successful Football and Cheer Sesons for our Keiki. Kapa'a Pop Warner Association is built on an impenetrable foundation. We take pride in our strength in our community and 'Ohana and recognize the importance of what this Association stands for.
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<div>Many of you were brought here because someone may have shared this story with you, you may have seen this post on social media or the news, have been sent this link, or may have just stumbled upon it by chance. However you were brought here, we are here together. Although it is an unfortunate event, let it not be in despair. We hope this story prompted you to a fond memory you may have had as a former youth sports participant, whether in Pop Warner or otherwise, as a previous volunteer, or as a past extended 'Ohana, and allowed you to remember the joy youth sports brought you. We encourage you to continue to be a part of our Association and Kokua by sharing our story.
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<div>Mahalo to all of you, for your donations, prayers, words of support, and continued reinforcement of collective goodwill. All funds generated will go directly to Kapa'a PWA to replace and ship all equipment loss, as well as purchase a temporary storage container and storage supports.
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Kapa'a Pop Warner Storage Destroyed by Fire

God has called one of his Angels home today. We have been blessed by her smile and laughter,  which will always live on in our hearts. Makayla is a friend who becomes family to everyone. She was very athletic and was always up for a challenge when it came to sports. Cheerleading  has always been second nature to her. Anyone who has seen her perform knows that she was made for it.  Her second home was on the field with her Anaheim Pop Warner family. <br /><br />She leaves us all with an empty heart and we will miss her. She adored her family so much. At this difficult time, her family needs your prayers and support.  We are fundraising  to help with her medical bills and for her memorial service so we can keep her memory alive. <br /><br />Share this page on your FB/IG page and forward the link to anyone who would like to help out. <br /><br />We love you, Makayla.

Makayla Barner's Memory

<p>Fullerton Jr Midget Cheerleaders for the first time in over 20 years have an amazing opportunity to compete for a National Title in Florida. This group of super talented girls have worked hard day in and day out to reach this level of competition. Recently on Oct. 28 2012, the Titans cheerleaders took 1st place in this years OEC Cheer competition and are now ready to show what they have against the best of the best. Nationals is one month away happening the first week of December 2012, So please help us get these girls to Florida to reach their next goal of getting a National Title trophy. Any donations will help and are greatly appreciated, let's give these loud an proud cheerleaders something to scream about by giving them an experience of a lifetime!</p><div><br></div><div><br></div><div>( your donation may be tax deductible as Pop Warner Little Scholars- Fullerton is registered as a 501[c], not-for-profit organization. Our tax ID number is <u style="font-weight: bold; ">90-0523728</u>&nbsp;)</div><p></p>

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