Jimmy  Darts

SB Mowing

Pattie Gonia

Little Miss Flint

Kalina Silverman / @makebigtalk on Instagram

Samuel Weidenhofer

Patriotic Kenny Foundation

Ben Saunders - Flawless Cleaning

The Dogist

Peter Bond

Amy Jandrisevits

Ask Uncle Jack

That Good News Girl

Tess Bohne

FowlMouthFarmer

Latonja and Taylor Richardson

Officer Richard Craig

Flavor Flav

John Wolfe

Khloe

<div>You might know him as Antonio Sanchez, or as Wort Wrangler. He's a dad, a husband, and also the guy who's made countless brewers laugh when they were ready to quit after another 14-hour brew day.
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<div><strong>The Situation</strong>
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<div>Antonio has silently battled lupus for years, but lately it's hit hard. Septic shock, hospital revolving doors, and chemo infusions have become a new normal. His recent ICU stay revealed fevers, dangerous heart rate, crashing blood pressure, and kidneys leaking protein. The doctors need to run tests constantly, and the medical bills are stacking up fast. Antonio will need multiple months away from work just to survive this, let alone muster up the strength to get things done.
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<div><strong>A Pillar in the Brewing Community</strong>
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<div>For five years, Antonio has been the backbone of the craft beer community when brewers needed it most. When you're crying in the coldbox, burning your nostrils with CO2, or throwing your back out from lifting one too many bags of grain, Wort Wrangler's posts remind you that you're not alone in the daily grind.
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<div>That's what makes Antonio special—he brings everyone together when they feel isolated or at their lowest points. Now it's our turn to show up for him. Let's make sure he knows he isn't fighting this battle alone.
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<div>As his friend, I'm starting this campaign to keep him afloat as fast as possible and get the ball rolling. Antonio or his wife will take over updates when he can.
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<div><strong>A Call to Breweries</strong>
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<div>There is serious strength when we come together. Please consider brewing "Wrangler's _______ [insert beer style]" or reference one of the hundreds of memes like "My Caustic Romance", "Where's the ISO?", etc. and donate some of the proceeds to this campaign. If you're a brewery that would like to champion this reach out to help me make this more formal.
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<div><strong>How Funds Will Be Used</strong>
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<div>Here's the reality: Antonio's looking at $100,000+ in medical expenses over the long run. We're starting at $20,000 to handle the immediate needs and gain some momentum, but we'll move the goalposts as milestones are met.
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<div><em>The breakdown:</em>
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<li>$50,000: Medical bills (ICU stays, hospital care, tests, treatments)
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<li>$30,000: Ongoing treatments and meds
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<li>$20,000: Living expenses, lost income and opportunity costs
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<div>Every dollar helps Antonio focus on healing instead of bills. We'll keep you updated on how your support is making a difference.
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<div>Please donate today, get your brewery on board, or simply share this campaign. For the guy who's turned shared misery into laughs for years, it's our turn to return the joy.
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Support Antonio Sanchez's (Wort Wrangler) Battle with Lupus

<div>Hello, this page is dedicated to helping the search efforts of Mukwa Bear, and the volunteers who join him along the way. This fund is to be used to help support search efforts for families who have no where to turn, who rely on volunteers to help bring loved ones home. Mukwa Bears compassion for our missing souls is invaluable, the support for finding our loved ones cannot go without resources. All donations will be dedicated to food, fuel, lodging, and other search needs.
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<div>If you find it in your heart to contribute to these efforts, we thank you and appreciate your shared concern for our missing souls.
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Mukwa Bear - Bringing souls home

<div>Hi, my name is Fadwa Bouziane, and I need support for a significant issue in my life. As a Black woman, I am no stranger to racism. My experiences have included social environments, personal relationships, workspaces and academic settings. I’m learning that justice is for people with privilege. We live in a system where if you don’t have assets you don’t have the right to justice. I can’t go through life knowing that due to lack of privilege I may might never experience justice. Being marginalized should not mean limited access to the court system. Despite the anticipated costs, I am fighting so that the next person won’t have such a similar experience with justice.
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<div>My period of employment at Backcountry Brewing in Squamish BC (on the way to Whistler ski resort), lasted from May 2019 to June 22, 2020. At Backcountry Brewing, one of the managers repeatedly used racist language and resented it when I oppose this practice. He made several crude racist jokes about black peoples’ hair and used the N word on multiple occasions. I was not the only witness, another employee was reduced to tears and left Backcountry Brewing because of the blatant racism. This was almost one year before I left for the same reasons. I have reached out for help many times concerning racist comments and unprofessional communications from peers in higher positions and have been dismissed multiple times. At the beginning of February 2020, I raised concerns regarding these inappropriate comments and poor levels of communication from management that made it difficult to work at Backcountry Brewing.
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<div>I began to experience stress and a sense of dread whenever I had to go to work. Another supervisor of mine often talked down to me in front clients. Several clients noticed this and commented on how it was ‘intense’. I found our interaction were often awkward and inappropriate. She doubled down and began a campaign of systematic and sustain bulling.  She deliberately targeted me by always critiquing my performance. She was far more severe on me then other employees. She was the only one at Backcountry Brewing who complained about my work. As she was the general manager, there was a definite power imbalance.  I began to be on guard all the time, stressed and anxious to go to work. I had expected Backcountry Brewing to be a practical source of income. Instead, I had to deal with ongoing discrimination and bullying. When I took proactive steps at Backcountry Brewing, I was met with resistance. I began to experience tiredness, low energy and then ongoing fatigue. Even though, I was also working as an art professor at two local Universities, I began to doubt my own abilities. I lost the ability to relax and I am often restless and always on edge. The self-doubt became debilitating until I left that work environment behind. 
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<div>After an unsuccessful Mediation in April 2022, my case was scheduled for a hearing. However, Backcountry Brewing are attempting to dismiss this case. Speaking up against a more powerful establishment has proven difficult. There are 5 men, the owners of Backcountry brewing, on the opposing side. They are denying accountability and prefer not to face the issues I raised. 
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<div>My choices are to discontinue the fight for justice or to launch this GoFundMe page. I have already depleting my own saving and I do not come to a privileged background. I’m reaching out to all of you for your kind assistance for my legal costs. From what I understood through speaking to my lawyer, these costs will amount to between 10 000 to 20 000 dollars depending on how long this lawsuit continues.
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<div>Thank you for your generosity and support.
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Humans right lawsuit against Backcountry Brewing

<div>Hello, my name is George Lindquist everyone that knows me, should also know the name Matt Depper. My brother and close friend. Being a health care worker and in college to become a social worker to help individuals through the hell that is addiction. All of it was to provide for brittney and his child.  He recently and unexpectedly pasted away, leaving behind his loving and devoted partner and unborn child. I’m fundraising for her and the child she will have to bring into the world unfortunately without her partner.  Anything and everything will help in these trying times.  I give thanks to everyone that can help both financially and emotionally to the family of  Matt Depper. May his name live on forever.  

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<div>thank you for taking the time to show support.

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Please help a now widow and her unborn child