Jesse Gutierrez

After nearly a decade at my job, I was unexpectedly let go, despite being the main source of income for my family. The company said it was in their best interest, which came as a shock to my customers and coworkers, since I always had strong sales and positive reviews. Losing my job meant falling behind on all our bills, mortgage payments, and even struggling to buy clothes for my kids. Now, our home is at risk of going to auction on June 5, 2026. I am employed again and working hard, but I fear it’s too late to catch up and keep our beautiful home for my wife and our three kids. The stress and heartbreak of possibly losing everything we’ve worked for is overwhelming, especially knowing how much my family depends on me. This would mean the world to us. We’re good people, always doing the right thing and giving back to the community whenever we can. I’ve never been in trouble with the law, we go to church every Sunday, and we always help others when asked or needed, never expecting anything in return. I am an Army veteran and have worked hard for everything we have. Losing it all is heartbreaking. I never ask for help or donations, but I’m desperate—I don’t want my family to be without a home. I love my wife and kids very much, and they don’t deserve this. We just need a break or a second chance to catch up before it’s too late. I beg for anyone who can help us, and God bless you whether you can help or not. Thank you for taking the time to read this, and I pray for anyone out there who is struggling like this. I hope everything works out for you.