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<div>A Mother Who Had Nothing Still Chose Kindness

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<div>Today, I met a woman named Shadae in a Walmart parking lot.

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<div>I approached her and asked if she could spare some food.

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<div>What happened next caught me completely off guard.

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<div>Despite facing struggles that most people can't imagine, Shadae didn't hesitate to help.

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<div>To thank her for her kindness, I gave her $500.

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<div>As tears filled her eyes, she began sharing her story.

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<div>Shadae is a mother of a 5-year-old daughter. Right now, they are experiencing homelessness. She has no reliable transportation, no permanent place to call home, and every day is a fight to provide for her little girl.

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<div>Yet even in the middle of her own hardship, she was willing to give to someone else.

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<div>When many people would have focused only on their own needs, Shadae chose compassion.

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<div>That moment reminded me that some of the most generous hearts belong to people who have the least.

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<div>No mother should have to wonder where her child will sleep. No child should have to grow up without the stability and security every family deserves.

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<div>We’re raising money to help Shadae and her daughter secure safe housing, reliable transportation, basic necessities, and a foundation for a brighter future.

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<div>If her story moved you, please consider donating or sharing this fundraiser. <strong>Every dollar and every share brings this family one step closer to stability and hope.</strong>

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<div>Let’s show Shadae that the same kindness she showed a stranger can come back to her a thousand times over. ❤️

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Help Shadae and Her Daughter Find a Safe Home ❤️

<div>Today I met a single mom named China at Walmart.

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<div>I asked her if she had dropped a diamond ring. Even though she's going through more than most people could imagine, she chose to tell the truth.

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<div>To reward her honesty, I gave her $1,000.

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<div>She began to tear up as she shared her story.

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<div><strong>China is raising two toddlers on her own.</strong> One of her children is on the spectrum, and the other is currently in the hospital waiting for a heart transplant. China is also battling homelessness as she just lost her job because of all the hospital visits, and while visiting her son at the hospital, her car was stolen. Between the medical challenges, emotional stress, and trying to survive day by day, life has been overwhelming.

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<div>And yet, even in the middle of all that pain, she still chose honesty.

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<div><strong>A mom like China shouldn't have to carry this alone. Let's rally around her and help this family with a place to call home, a new car, and help with their medical expenses.</strong>

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Help China And Her Kids Get Through This Crisis ❤️

<div>Jazzy has been battling Neuroblastoma cancer for over 7 years. After years of treatments, surgeries, hospital stays, pain, and setbacks, her family is now desperately searching for the next option that could help save her life.
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<div>Jazzy’s cancer has now spread throughout her body, including her spine, arms, and brain. In the past two months alone, she has endured three major brain surgeries, had three tumors removed from her head, and doctors have recently found new bumps appearing across her body. She is also currently relearning how to walk.
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<div>They have spent every last penny they have to the point they are currently homeless.
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<div>Despite everything she has been through, Jazzy is still fighting with so much strength, courage, and hope.
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<div>Right now, Jazzy is running out of options, and her family is searching for clinical trials and specialized treatments that may give her another chance.
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<div>Her family is doing everything possible to get her to a clinical trial and specialized treatment in Rome, Italy, along with any additional cancer treatments that could help save her life. The treatment starts at around $350,000 USD- a number they can only dream to achieve to possibly save her life.
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<div>Because of Jazzy’s extensive treatment needs, her family is currently unable to work. On top of medical costs and travel, they are also caring for their other children back home while trying to stay by Jazzy’s side through this fight.
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<div><strong>The money raised will help Jazzy and her family with:</strong>
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<div>Helping Jazzy and her family get out of homelessness
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<div>Jazzy has been fighting for her life since she was a little girl. She has been through more than any child should ever have to face, but she is still here, still smiling, still hoping, and still fighting.
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<div>Please donate anything you can to help give Jazzy a chance at life-saving treatment, a safe home, and the support her family needs during this impossible time. If you cannot donate, please share this fundraiser. Sharing could help us reach the person, doctor, hospital, or supporter who can help change Jazzy’s life.
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<div>Thank you so much to everyone who loves, supports, prays for, and believes in Jazzy. Your kindness means more than words can ever explain.
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<div>Miracles for Humanity Foundation – Campaign Disclosure
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<div>How Your Gift Helps: Miracles for Humanity Foundation is a registered 501(c)(3) public charity. All donations are voluntary and subject to standard third-party transaction and processing fees. A portion of all campaign donations supports the essential programmatic, fundraising, and administrative work required to make these life-changing efforts possible. Crucially, these funds secure the logistical planning and field deployments required to safely enter high-risk, poverty-driven communities to find these children (or adults), as well as the exhaustive behind-the-scenes work—including identifying and vetting families in need, communicating with medical providers, family outreach, case management, endless coordination calls, and strict regulatory and receipt tracking—needed to bring their stories to light. These resources are essential to our ability to find families who may otherwise go unseen, personally understand their needs, bring their stories to a wider community, raise awareness and support, and ultimately provide meaningful assistance that can change their lives. To sustain these vital operations, resources also cover storytelling and content production, legal compliance, ongoing program expenses, and the necessary compensation and salaries of the dedicated personnel who manage these cases. All featured family stories, medical details, and media are shared with explicit, documented parental or guardian consent.
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<div>Campaign Flexibility, Surplus Funds, &amp; Governance: Campaign funds primarily support the featured family. However, to comply with IRS regulations, Miracles for Humanity Foundation retains ultimate discretion, control, and final authority over the administration and allocation of all contributed funds; as such, donations are final and non-refundable. These resources may also help support other children and families battling cancer through the Foundation’s ongoing charitable programs, including immediate relief grants and other forms of assistance. If the featured family’s needs are fully met, exceed expectations, change, or cannot be funded as originally anticipated, remaining or surplus funds will be utilized for other Foundation programs and charitable purposes entirely consistent with the Foundation’s mission. Donations are tax-deductible to the fullest extent permitted by law, though the Foundation provides no guarantee regarding specific medical treatments or health outcomes.
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<div>Fund Administration &amp; Assistance Delivery: The Foundation administers campaign funds and determines the amount, timing, and form of assistance based on verified needs and available funding, consistent with the charitable purposes described here, applicable donor restrictions, and existing grant commitments. Assistance may be provided in stages, through direct payments to approved healthcare or utility providers, or through goods and services rather than entirely as cash payments to the family.
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Save Jazzy's life from brain cancer & being homeless 

<div>Today I met a single mom and grandma named Amanda in Walmart.

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<div>I asked her if she had dropped $100, and she was honest and told me no even though she really could have used it. To reward her honesty, I gave her $1500.

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<div>She immediately broke down in tears.

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<div>Amanda shared with me that she is only a month away from homelessness. She has no car, no money for groceries, and is doing everything she can to care for her children and grandchildren. Her son Cody was with her, and through tears he shared that he’s been bullied at school, but still said that God has been good to him. That moment absolutely broke me.

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<div>Even with all the weight Amanda is carrying, she still chose honesty. In a moment where she could have taken the money, she told the truth.

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<div>A single mom and grandma fighting this hard for her family should not have to carry this alone. Let’s rally around Amanda and help her get a home so she and her precious family can have a safe, stable place to stay.

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Help Amanda And Cody Get A Home ❤️

<div>At just 29 years old, our dear friend Andrea has recently been diagnosed with breast cancer, and her life has been turned upside down. She is a loving wife, an incredible mother to her sweet 2-year-old son, and an amazing friend, sister, and daughter. She is one of the strongest, most selfless people we know, always the first to lend a hand, offer support, or show up when someone else is in need. Now, she needs us. As she prepares to begin chemotherapy very soon, she is also facing the overwhelming financial burden that comes with treatment. Her plan includes 5 months of chemotherapy, followed by surgery to remove the tumor, radiation, and the many post-treatment therapies required for recovery. Unfortunately, not all of these treatments and related expenses are fully covered by insurance.
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<div>Before starting chemo, she must also undergo fertility preservation treatments. Many people may not realize that chemotherapy can damage the ovaries and eggs, often leading to early menopause and making it difficult or even impossible to have children in the future. Because of this, her doctors have recommended fertility treatments now so that she and her husband may have the chance to grow their family later through IVF. This process is time-sensitive, expensive, and rarely covered by insurance, adding even more stress during an already difficult time.
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<div>Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers affecting women, with 1 in 8 women in the United States being diagnosed in their lifetime. While survival rates continue to improve thanks to early detection and treatment, the financial, emotional, and physical toll remains significant. Treatment can last months or even years, and the costs often extend far beyond medical bills to include medications, travel, childcare, and lost income.
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<div>We are asking family, friends, and anyone who feels moved to help support this beautiful, strong woman during the fight of her life. Every donation, prayer, and share means the world to her and her family. She has spent her life lifting others up, now it is our turn to lift her. Thank you for standing with her as she faces this journey with courage, hope, and determination.
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Support Andrea's Fight Against Breast Cancer

Robi is my daughter, my business partner, and my best friend. In addition, she is a dog mom to her 5-year-old English Lab, Garth. Right now, she’s facing the fight of her life after a sudden, life-threatening emergency surgery due to a rare bacterial infection in her foot. She has a long road ahead, and we’re doing everything we can to save her foot. 
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 Robi is the heart and soul behind Milk &amp; Honey Boutique in Simsbury, CT, and Milk &amp; Honey Events. She is also a server at Present Company in Tarriffville. Her work and passion depend on her being active and on her feet, but now she will be unable to work or drive until she is well. The funds raised will be used for daily and monthly living expenses, current medical bills, and future medical bills as there could be additional surgery. 
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 Robi has been the center of so many people's lives, always giving to others in need—whether personal situations, community needs, local charities, or fundraisers, including our four-legged friends. If you know Robi and even if you don't, she has been a fighter her entire life—even born with a tethered spinal cord. She has been a walking miracle and amazed doctors from birth, and now we need another miracle to keep her walking and your support. Please, no donation is too small. Every dollar counts as each day brings new updates and challenges for her recovery. This is now the biggest fight of her life at 35 years old. Please rally with her and help ease the stress and burden to pay for monthly expenses like rent, utilities, food, car payments, insurance, and medical expenses. 
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Support Robi's Recovery and Medical Care

<div>Today, I was in Walmart and I walked up to Randy, who was shopping with his two daughters. I asked him if a wad of cash was his, and he said no. I kept asking, and he continued to say no. I then rewarded him with $1,000 for his honesty, and he immediately broke down in tears and shared that <strong>his wife is in the hospital battling stage 4 cancer</strong>. He said the insurance isn’t able to cover it, and he’s a struggling small business owner who does handyman work. They don’t have savings and are in desperate need of a miracle. <strong>Let’s help Brigette get the treatment she needs. ❤️</strong>

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Support for Randy and Bridgette's Medical Bills ❤️

<div>Hi everyone, and thank you for taking time to read this.
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<div>Over the last couple years, since January 25, 2024, I have not been able to work, due to medical reasons. One huge setback is that my previous doctor had apparently misdiagnosed me, and her treatment was only making my situation worse.
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<div>I struggle with PTSD, including hallucinations that are triggered by fear and anxiety, and have struggled with it for about 35 years, getting worse each year. Along with that, I've had other issues, like depression, agoraphobia, and the real killer, panic/anxiety disorder, which takes me out of reality basically, and is just torture.
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Help Stephen with rent and living, until disability kicks in

<div>Brian's story is one of strength, resilience, and courage. Diagnosed with diabetes at just ten years of age, he has faced challenges most of us cannot imagine. Diabetes can be deeply debilitating because it is a chronic illness that can lead to serious complications affecting multiple organs. Over the years, Brian has experienced wide-reaching effects of the disease including major impacts to his cardiovascular and nervous system.
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<div>In 2023, Brian's life changed forever when complications led to the loss of his left leg. Things that most of us take for granted like walking, standing, and climbing stairs became a daily obstacle. The hardest part for Brian wasn't just the physical pain, but the loss of independence. He has always been self- reliant, and now he was having to depend on others for basic needs. For those of us who know him well, Brian is proud (and stubborn!) and hates to ask for help. Brian's close circle of friends became his lifeline. They rallied around him and never made him feel like a burden. Despite the hardships, Brian persevered, and with the help of a prosthetic leg, he began to rebuild his independence. Slowly he found new ways to enjoy life, even if it looked different than before.
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<div>Brian started traveling across the country to visit close childhood friends. Reuniting with the friends who had known him before the amputation felt like stepping back into a part of himself that he had lost. Together, they reminisced, shared stories, and created new memories. They reminded him of his fighting spirit and he felt like he had reached a turning point. He realized that he could still live fully and embrace adventure. In many ways, it was the beginning of reclaiming his joy.
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<div>When Brian lost his left leg in 2023, doctors warned him that the right leg was already at risk. Diabetes doesn't just affect one spot, it damages circulation and nerves throughout the body. One small wound, one unnoticed sore, can spiral into infection and turn into something life threatening.
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<div>Unfortunately, in September 2025, Brian was back in the hospital facing the same circumstances with his right leg. He now faces new life challenges as a double amputee and has been forced to start over once again learning new ways to navigate life.
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<div>Diabetes may have taken both of Brian's legs, but it has not taken his spirit. He has always been a fighter and he refuses to let the disease define his life. He is a loving father to two boys who look up to him as their hero and strength. His courage and determination will empower them to always keep fighting no matter what life throws at you.
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<div>It isnt easy for Brian to admit it, and asking for support goes against his nature. But the truth is, he needs us now. He needs to know that he doesn't need to carry this fight alone. Let's all come together for a man who has shown remarkable courage and strength, and has always been there for others. These funds will go toward:
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<div>Every share, every donation, every word of encouragement makes a difference!
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