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<div>For the past three years, Chloe and Johnny have walked a quiet and deeply personal road through infertility. It has been a journey marked by hope, disappointment, perseverance, and unwavering faith.

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<div>Recently, Chloe shared their story publicly for the first time, an act of courage that opened the door for others to come alongside them in love and support.

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<div>Through much prayer and discernment, Chloe and Johnny feel the Lord leading them into a new chapter: adoption.

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<div>As a teacher and a pastor, their lives have been devoted to serving others, pouring into their community, and following God's calling wherever it leads. Now, they are stepping out in faith once again; trusting Him as they pursue growing their family through adoption.

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<div>Adoption is a beautiful calling, but it also comes with a significant financial responsibility.

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<div>That’s where we come in.

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<div>As close friends, Megan Arnett and Kylie Brydon feel deeply called to walk alongside Chloe and Johnny in this season; to help carry this burden in a tangible way by raising support to ease the financial weight of adoption.

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<div>We believe the Lord often moves through His people. We believe in bearing one another’s burdens. And we believe that together, we can help make this calling a reality for Chloe and Johnny.

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<div>Our prayer is that this page becomes more than just financial support, that it becomes a testimony of community, active generosity, and God’s provision in their lives.

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<div>If you feel led, we invite you to give, share, and pray alongside Chloe and Johnny as they begin this journey.

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<div>Thank you for being part of their story.

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A New Chapter for Chloe & Johnny

<div>Hi my name is Hudson walker, I am a 17 year old. About 2 years ago I started my dream of bodybuilding and as the years have gone by it has become more than a dream, it has become my life. My goal is to become Mr Olympia and I will not stop to become that. I will be someone who shows people that you can become anything and overcome anything if you stay positive and put in the work, but sometimes life hits you hard. I was diagnosed with osteosarcoma, a type of bone cancer, in my knee. I will have to go through 9 months of chemotherapy, and surgery on my knee. The treatments I have to get are going to ruin my body, and even have lasting side effects when I make it through this. This is just a step I need to overcome so I can become who I need to be, and live for the people I love. I have amazing people by my side like my loving girlfriend, who I wish to marry one day. We have been together for a year now. I know she is the love of my life, and I have never met anyone more perfect for me. She is one of my biggest supporters overall. Her family has helped me so much as well. They are allowing her to stay with me, and she is going to be taking care of me through chemo and my surgery. The day that I found out I had cancer her father immediately took her to come see me, they had driven 3 hours from Fayetteville to Rock Hill and back. I know she will make this an easy 9 months. I made a promise that I will get through this and that I will get on one knee and make her my wife. My parents are also my biggest supporters. Both of my parents have always supported me through my bodybuilding even though it has put a lot of stress on them. Now that I cannot work it has definitely put more of a strain on them both. They are both amazing people who will be with me through this whole thing and more. This is going to be one of the most difficult things I will ever have to go through, and it would be amazing to have your help and support as well.

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<div>I have worked very hard for this and I know that I will lose most of my progress that I have made in my bodybuilding career, but I will make the biggest comeback and tell my story on stage when I win!

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Hudson's Hope: Cancer Fight and Comeback

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<div>Just a few weeks ago, nearly two-year-old Josie woke up and suddenly couldn’t keep her balance. She stumbled when she tried to walk and couldn’t coordinate her movements. At first, doctors thought it might just be fluid in her ears. But when things didn’t get better, her parents took her to the hospital for more testing.
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<div>After several scans and blood tests that all came back normal, Josie was diagnosed with cerebellitis, an inflammation of the brain that was expected to resolve on its own. But her symptoms continued, and her parents refused to give up searching for answers.
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<div>After a series of additional MRIs, a neurologist at Duke Children’s Hospital ordered a full-body CT scan. That scan revealed devastating news — a neuroblastoma tumor near her spine. The tumor had triggered a rare autoimmune condition called Opsoclonus Myoclonus Ataxia Syndrome (OMAS), which affects the brain and nervous system. Only 2–4% of children with neuroblastoma experience this syndrome.
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<div>OMAS has caused Josie to lose her balance and coordination, making it difficult for her to do the things every toddler loves to do — walk, play, and explore.
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<div>Josie spent a week at Duke Children’s, where she received five days of IV steroids and two days of IVIG treatments (antibodies from donor blood). Surgeons were able to successfully remove the tumor, and the family is now waiting on final biopsy results.
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<div>But Josie’s journey is far from over. Her treatment plan includes:
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<div>Through it all, Josie continues to smile and show incredible strength. She is a loving little sister to her 3½-year-old sister and a proud big sister to her baby brother, who is just three months old.
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<div>Her family is doing everything they can to support her, but the road ahead includes countless medical appointments, hospital stays, and travel for treatment. Your donation will help cover medical costs, therapies, travel, and the many expenses that come with long-term care.
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<div>Every bit of help makes a difference as Josie continues her fight — because no parent should ever have to hear the words:
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Support Josie’s treatments for cancer recovery

<div>My friend and ManKind Project brother Lowel Swindler has fallen on hard times and needs our support. He fell behind on bills and the power company shut off his electricity, so he is sitting in a trailer with no air conditioning in the NC heat. I am helping him set up a budget so this doesn't happen again. Lowell is a Purple Heart Vietnam War Veteran on disability. If we all chip in, we can get him on his feet again

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Aid Lowell Swindler: Disabled Vet's Urgent Need

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<div>I'm doing something that is so beyond out of my comfort zone. I've always dealt with life's struggles on my own, it's not in my DNA to ask for help! But, as my sister strongly pointed out this is bigger than anything I've ever encountered, that I need to put my pride and stubbornness aside and ask for help. As you all know, Pete had a stroke about 5 years ago that led to early onset dementia. The time is here where I've realized that I have to put Pete in a daycare facility so I can continue to work and Pete can get the professional help he needs. It's more that I can afford on my own. Being in daycare will allow for me to pick up more clients and hopefully be able to afford it myself eventually. Anything would be greatly appreciated!

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Donate to Ensure Pete's Daycare and Well-being

<div>On January 7th, the Palisades and Eaton fires tore through our city, leaving devastation in their wake. As we continue assessing the full impact on our Compass community and beyond, we remain committed to what we do best—coming together to support our colleagues who have been displaced, lost their homes, and are facing the harsh realities of this crisis.

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<div>On behalf of the Compass community, local leadership in Southern California is launching this fundraiser in anticipation of the needs of those affected. As we work to understand the total impact of these fires, we will collaborate locally to determine the best use of these funds, with the primary goal of directly supporting Compass members who have been impacted.

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Compass Cares Wildfire Relief Fund

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<div>I've created many a fundraiser over the years, all for folks in need or under emergency situations.  The giving of the Mankind Project community, affiliates and families has always amazed me.  This time I'm asking for our broader community to help change a life for the better, and knowing GregO I've no doubt change the lives of countless folks in the future.
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<div>Those of you who know GregO know that he is the best of us.  A kind hearted, wise, grounded and humble man who is now at a chapter in his life where he's looking to affect change in the world through his life coaching business.  He's taken a huge risk in paying for and taking on "Stairway to Six," a six month $5k business coaching course for life coaches.  He took this risk trusting his heart it was the right move for him not knowing how in the hell he'd cover it.  
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<div>"Until one is committed, there is hesitancy, the chance to draw back, always ineffectiveness. Concerning all acts of initiative and creation, there is one elementary truth the ignorance of which kills countless ideas and splendid plans: that the moment one definitely commits oneself, then providence moves too.
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<div>All sorts of things occur to help one that would never otherwise have occurred. A whole stream of events issues from the decision, raising in one's favour all manner of unforeseen incidents, meetings and material assistance which no man could have dreamed would have come his way."
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<div>GregO has committed, and I'm asking for us to be part of the providence that rewards him for his faith in himself.  The world needs men like him coaching lives and I encourage us all to support him.
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<div>Hello all, we are Maks and Alanna Yakovenko starting a fundraiser on behalf of our family in Ukraine. 
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<div>Our brother Nazar, sister-in-law Ruslana and their nearly 2-year-old baby Aria had to flee their home near the start of the war as their city, Irpin, would soon become a hot spot for conflict and violence. Sadly, they predicted correctly, and we are very thankful that they could escape. 
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<div>We have been supporting them the best we can with what we already have, but we are stretched very thin considering we also have two other family members here from Ukraine as well. 
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<div>We are trying to raise support for them for the whole year. Any help would be so appreciated and a very direct blessing to our family who is in need of the most basic necessities.
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<div>Thank you very much and may God bless you!
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Meeting the Needs of Our Family in Ukraine

<br />As some of you are aware Billy Fitzpatrick II has Covid-19 and is in critical condition on life support. He was rushed to Eastern Maine Medical Center and his family is unsure of how they are going to afford his medical and personal bills. Billy is a helpful and caring person as anyone who knows him can agree, so now is our time to help him. If you are able to donate, no matter how much, please do. Please keep Billy, Lynn and Megan along with the rest of his family in your prayers as they have been going through very difficult times the past few weeks. Thank you. Billy’s sister<br />Ann Keegan will be accepting the donation for Billy and Lynn. They will be using the money to help with medical bills!!

Help Billy and Lynn while he is on life support

<br />Anyone who ever met Tony Stover is well aware of the kind and caring spirit of this beloved man.  Tony never met a stranger and, no matter what was going on, Tony always had a smile and a kind word for everyone.  He loved his work and was happy to do anything to make everyone else's day lighter and brighter.  <br /><br />Tragically, Tony faced a stroke this past week.  After days in the hospital,  even Tony's strength and determination were not able to win this battle, and he passed away on  March 4, 2021.  <br /><br />As his family mourns their great and sudden loss, they will soon be confronted with  medical and funeral expenses.  Already facing such heartbreak, it is the hope of some of us who have joined together, to organize a collective effort to ease the financial hardship facing Tony's loved ones.  It is our hope that the money raised through this platform will assist his family with these expenses.  <br /><br />It is our prayer that everyone who knew and loved Tony will start to heal and always remember him for the man he was ~ a man filled with great love for friends and family, who lived with integrity, who was kind, caring, hard-working, funny, positive and who really cared about the happiness of others.  <br /><br />Tony leaves behind 4 children and 6 grandchildren.  Community means nothing if we do not come together in hard times to assist those who need our love and support the most.  We love you Tony and will miss you terribly ~ now it is time for us to have your back. #stoverstrong<br /><br />Really hoping for your support!<br /><br />Shari Goldstein, Christina Highfield, Jessica Johnston and Robin Woods

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