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<div>My Dad never missed a swim meet my entire career.
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<div>Even as I got faster and we traveled farther. Even when I went to college out of state and competed every weekend from fall through spring. Even when I made Nationals - my parents packed up my little brothers and drove 20 hours to watch me swim two races that lasted a total of 1 minute 15 sections - combined - two years in a row.
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<div>This persisted even into adulthood, with him (thankfully) flying out to see my brothers and I swim in the Catalina sprint triathlon, and later when we also 'Escaped' from Alcatraz.
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<div>He was always there. Until one day, he couldn't be.
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<div>Nearly 15 years ago, my Dad lost his battle with Multiple Myeloma, a blood cancer that attacks the bone marrow. He passed away just nine months after his diagnosis.
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<div>For some reason, over the past year, I've found it nearly impossible to get myself back into the water. I'll go to the gym with my suit on...and walk. Or lift weights. Or stretch. I'll do almost anything else. But swimming - the sport that was such a huge part of our lives - has been the one thing I can't seem to do.
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<div>This August, I'm committing to swimming 5 miles to raise money for the American Cancer Society in support of cancer research and in honor or my Dad.
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<div>I know he would be incredibly happy to see me do this. And with every lap, I'll be thinking about all the years I looked up into the stands and saw him and my Mom cheering me on.
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<div>I'd like to think he's still cheering today. Just from a bench that's a little higher up.
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<div>If you'd like to support me - or honor someone you've loved and lost to cancer - I would be incredibly grateful. Every donation helps fund lifesaving research, and hope for millions more.
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I'm Swimming 5 Miles in August to support Cancer Research

<div>Our beloved Jarred Benitez -- exemplary husband/dad/friend, genius professional-level bartender, and everybody's most ripped friend -- suffered a complete rotator cuff tear during a recent powerlifting competition. Ugh! 

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<div>His injury is quite extensive and requires surgery, which will take place on Tuesday 6/23. He's looking at 6 weeks in a sling with little to no movement and 3-6 months of PT before he can lift anything with that arm. He's in good spirits, but the family is anticipating a long road to recovery. 

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<div><strong>Let's come together to support the Benitez family the way they've supported each and every one of us over the years.</strong> All donations will go towards medical bills, recovery expenses, meals/takeout (Jarred is the family cook and cooking is hard with one arm!), household bills and income replacement (Emily will have miss out on and/or restructure her work schedule temporarily due to all of this)...the list goes on. This setback will be hard on the family in every way, particularly financially. 

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<div>Let's help Jarred, Emily, and the kids not just survive but thrive through this ordeal. With all of our love and support behind him, Jarred will be crushing the bench world record at a future competition! 

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Support Jarred Benitez's family during surgery recovery

<div>This happened 15 minutes from where I’m typing this right now. I will work with the school to make sure every penny distributed on this fundraiser goes directly to the families who need assistance with medical bills, burial and funeral costs, and anything else they need. I don’t really have a lot of words or energy to detail what happened yesterday in my community. You all already know. I’m trying to focus on how to help.
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<div>In addition to being “dadchats” on social media, I’m also (more importantly) a dad of 4 and an attorney in Minneapolis. I’m already working with my colleagues on a post-fundraiser plan if the school and families need help setting up financial instruments to distribute according to need. And I’m in contact with several friends of the administration as well as teachers/families to ensure your donation goes entirely to those who need it. Please keep those connections coming. Once a little space has transpired and those at the helm can make time and mental energy for this in a way that won’t overwhelm them even more, I will be reaching out.
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Direct Support for Minneapolis Families After Tragedy

<div>Holly (Philippi) Gustner, daughter of Jeane (Held) Philippi and Brad Philippi, needs to have a life-changing surgery on July 28th that she has to pay for out of pocket. She had to pay $17K just to schedule it, and will be traveling to St. Louis for at least 4 days to have the surgery and a follow-up visit. We welcome and appreciate anything you can give to help Holly's family in this time! I'm Holly's aunt and started this fundraiser to help her out. Here's more detail about why the surgery is needed, in Holly's words:
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<div>In my early 20's, pain began in my pelvis, lower abdomen, Lt hip and thigh. It first began with chiropractic care and massage to try to resolve my pain. With no relief, I then began doctoring with both OB/GYN and Urology to try to better understand what was happening. At that time, I was diagnosed with endometriosis and a urethral diverticulum, which I had surgically repaired. After surgery, the pain continued and began to intensify with pain at times becoming unbearable. After trying several treatments/diagnoses, I was told they were no longer sure what was going on and they suggested I see an orthopedic doctor to see if they pain was coming from a tear in my hip. After several other diagnostic tests/injections, I was told they did not believe this was an orthopedic problem and was referred off again to see a neurologist. The neurologist I saw also performed several tests and prescribed nerve medications to try to help me with the pain.
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<div>This cycle of continual doctoring has continued off and on for me since, with no one answers as to why and where the pain is coming from. After 18 years of no answers, continual research, I sent my case off to a peripheral nerve specialist in St. Louis Missouri, praying that they would be willing to take me as a patient. Dr. David Brown at Neuropax Clinic in St. Louis reviewed my case and agreed to take me as a patient. I was able to do a virtual visit with him first to discuss what he thought would be the best next step. He decided doing a series of diagnostic nerve blocks into my abdomen, Lt hip and groin is what I need to do next. I flew down to St. Louis and received the nerve blocks with great success with pain relief. At that time, he said that surgery was the next step. I will be flying back to St. Louis on 7/28 to have an Ilioinguinal and Iliohypogastric neurectomy with burial, and a decompression of my lateral femoral nerve. I will be off work 4-6 weeks after for recovery.
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<div>Because this medical procedure is out of network our insurance will not cover the cost. We had to pay $17,000 up front just to schedule the procedure. Surgery is scheduled for July 28th in St Louis MO. We will be staying for 4 days in St Louis to see the surgeon for a follow up appointment. It’s unknown if another procedure will be needed. Prayers and assistance would be greatly appreciated.
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Help Holly's Journey to Pain Relief

<div>My dad, Chach Faris, got into a motorcycle accident and broke his ankle, having to go to the emergency room. He will need surgery due to multiple fractures and will have to miss work in order to recover from his injury. This fundraiser is to raise money for him to pay his medical bills and have time to rest and recover without stress and worry about money.
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<div>We appreciate anything to help cover these costs and to help relieve stress on our family during this painful time.
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<div>As a Big Sister for Big Brother Big Sister, I've built a very strong bond with my little sister and her family over the last 6+ years. I would do anything for them in their time of need - and that time is now.

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<div>On Friday, May 30th, ICE raided South Park restaurant, Buona Forchetta, in a traumatizing show of force. <strong>My little's dad was arrested</strong> - a gentle, kind, hardworking man who has been helping support his wife, family, and home through multiple BOH jobs.

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<div>*I’m thankful to the immediate community who were witness to this event and did everything they could to help in the moment.

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Aid for Cynthia's Family: Urgent Need

<div><a href="https://www.gofundme.com/f/2026-flood-relief-fund" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><strong>2026 Fund Here</strong></a>
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<div>Flooding is one of the most devastating natural disasters in the US, causing billions of dollars in damage each year and displacing thousands of families. Too often we see people create fundraisers on the GoFundMe platform asking for help in the wake of destructive floods.
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<div>GoFundMe.org has launched this fund to provide direct and immediate support to those impacted by floods this year. Tax deductible donations will go to individuals and families impacted, and to the nonprofit organizations who are responding on the ground. Every dollar will go directly to the communities in need. Your support will help flood survivors begin to rebuild—stronger and together.
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<div>On December 9, 2025, an atmospheric river began sweeping through Washington state and the greater Pacific Northwest, resulting in widespread flooding and damage. We will be issuing grants to verified folks impacted as donations are raised.
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<div>On October 12, 2025, Typhoon Halong swept through Alaska’s Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta, resulting in widespread flooding and damage, and over 2,000 people being displaced. New donations raised will be granted to support this community.
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<div>We are currently raising money to support victims of the deadly flooding in Gila County, Arizona.
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<div>Torrential rain on this August caused historic flash flooding across southeastern Wisconsin, damaging over 1,800 homes and 20+ public schools. Streets, schools, and neighborhoods in Milwaukee County were overwhelmed as rivers reached record levels. Thousands of families are now displaced, schools are facing costly repairs, and FEMA is still assessing the full extent of the damage.
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<div>Over the July 4th weekend, catastrophic floods swept across Central and South Texas, devastating homes, displacing families, and leaving entire communities underwater. With little warning, rising waters destroyed businesses, washed away roads, and forced emergency evacuations. Thousands of Texans are now navigating the aftermath—mourning lives lost, cleaning up what’s left, salvaging what they can, and facing an uncertain road to recovery.
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<div>In mid‑June, San Antonio was slammed by a flash flood when over 6 inches of rain fell in just a few hours, sweeping away vehicles and killing 13 people. This marked the city’s worst flooding in over a decade, causing extensive infrastructure and road damage.
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<div>We’re deeply committed to operating with transparency and strive for maximum impact. We post regular updates to this fund about how donations have helped which are emailed directly to donors.
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<div>Thank you for supporting this critical relief fund. Every single donation is meaningful, no matter how small. Together, we can show up for people in times of crisis and let them know they are not alone.
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2025 Flood Relief Fund

<div>Support the Aquaholics Anonymous 24-Hour Swim Challenge!
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<div>On the 7th/8th of June at Shepperton Lake, our 6-man team; Ed, James, James, Mike, Sam, and Nathan (aka Aquaholics Anonymous) will be taking on a 24-hour swim challenge. We’re doing it to raise money for Level Water, a brilliant charity that provides 1-to-1 swimming lessons for children with disabilities.
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<div>Can’t donate? No worries, just sharing our fundraiser also makes a huge difference. Let’s make a splash together!
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24hr Relay Swim for Level Water

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JohnWolfe Fund-A-Thon Supporting Stand Up To Cancer

<div>Working at GoFundMe for seven and a half years was the experience of a lifetime. I am so grateful for my experiences there, where I coached people how to ask for support in times of tragedy and loss. I suggested they get vulnerable by telling the truth about their circumstances to give their communities an opportunity to help.
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<div>This summer, I lost that job. Now life is life’ing - hard - and the advice I once gave cheerfully feels so uncomfortable and icky.
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<div>Alas! Here I am, resisting hypocrisy and pride because I need a lot of help right now to keep afloat, housed, fed, and hopefully useful to my community.
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<div>Since August, I’ve spent every day hustling to earn an income.
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<div>I set up the unemployment bennies. Posted on the job boards. Activated the professional networks. Got the other social services. Put on my consulting pants while simultaneously amping up my profiles on the AI-powered resume apps, which are pretty much just dressed up dating apps with power verbs.
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<div>I enrolled in community college to keep up with the kids. Go LACC Cubs!
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<div>The universe opened up for me! I got interviews for salaried career positions. I started my consulting biz and landed some great projects I’m proud of. The professional networks expanded.
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<div>Having dedicated several years in a money program, I adapted with relative ease by cutting expenses and tightening up on spending.
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<div>Learning about more services for people living with HIV, like Being Alive, a local HIV support service network, I’ve been gifted trips to the barber shop, set up with case management to ensure access to healthcare, and a community of people offering dignity and care to people living with HIV.
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<div>When I went to cancel my gym membership, the owners politely refused citing my need for endorphins and they comped my membership. Um, what?!
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<div>Out of the blue, my private pay, queer therapy collective linked me up with a foundation that covers those bills. The foundation’s mission is to give people in recovery access to tailored resources to maintain their sobriety.
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<div>And thank god for recovery! I’m in my tenth year of continuous sobriety, without which I’d be fucked. It’s given me a way of living that’s kept me pretty sane and serene. (If you’re struggling with drugs or alcohol, no big! I mean, it’s one hundred percent awful. But the experience is super common. And there’s tons of support for you. Slide into my DMs and I’m happy to share my experience.)
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<div>But some harsh realities have set in. And the systems that have helped are tapped.
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<div>I’ve also fallen into some almost comically tragic moments, like showing up to a food bank this week where I have been several times, and my client account had disappeared. Who knew the red tape to get some groceries would be so challenging. (But also, bless the nonprofit orgs doing the lord’s work with so few resources themselves.)
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<div>Walking out of that food bank in tears, one of my sober sisters who coincidentally works there turned the corner and held me while I cried on his shoulder. Sometimes rolling with the punches just feels like too much to bear.
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<div>This is the type of relief the universe continues to show me right when I need it most.
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<div>Around every rough corner, I’ve been uplifted by loved ones and strangers alike willing to lend a hand.
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<div>Which is why I am taking my own advice to ask for your generous help to meet these basic needs:
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<div>— March rent - $2,162
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<div>— Two months car payments - $1,380
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<div>— SoCal Gas - $77
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<div>— CA DMV Registration - $305
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<div>— UCLA Health - $890
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<div>(<em>Thank you to those of you who sent me random, unsolicited gifts - they’ve been so meaningful.</em>)
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<div><strong>I’m still out there pounding the pavement to get a job</strong>. My personal return to work mandate is understood, ha!
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<div>I’m also forging ahead with my marketing and business development consultancy. I’ve been getting coached by the staff at the California Department of Rehabilitation, which is making sure I get the company set up properly and am making smart decisions. (If you have a disability, you might be eligible for support!)
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<div><strong><em>This is hella hard. But, most days, I see the silver lining.</em></strong>
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<div>Most significantly: I’ve been gifted with space for reflection.
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<div>With the guidance of some incredible mentors, I’m writing and creating (you know who you are… and thank you!). So perhaps one day, <strong><em>some of these challenges will fill the pages of a best-selling memoir or become an abstract of the next popular streaming show.</em></strong>
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<div>And even though I’m afraid this GoFundMe will read like an Onion headline, maybe it’s just the story of a person trying to get through this weird life with some help from a community of kind-hearted helpers.
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<div><strong>Either way, I humbly ask for your support by:</strong>
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<div>I can think of many other worthy causes - certainly more noble ones. But this direct, individual support is one cause you might see direct impact and feel personally rewarded.
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<div>Humbly with love,
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Support Jared's Journey: Urgent Help Still Needed

<div>My name is Morgan and I’m organizing this fundraiser on behalf of my uncle (Jeff Solomon), aunt (Erin Johnson), and cousins, who <strong>lost their house in the Altadena/Eaton fire in California.</strong>
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<div>This devastating fire consumed their home, leaving them with nothing. The flames took everything—all of their belongings, cherished family memories, and the familiar comforts of home.
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<div>It's unclear how much will be needed, but I am hoping that this can at least help them start. <strong style="font-family:inherit;font-size:1rem;">They need our help - no donation is too small.</strong>
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Fire Recovery Fund for the Solomon Family

<div>I’m Nicole and I’m organizing this campaign on behalf of Lauren, Jesse, Margo, and their beautiful new baby Luca Winter Rosenthal.

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<div>Luca was born in the afternoon on Friday, December 6. He was immediately taken to the NICU because he couldn’t pump his little heart on his own and he presented with potential signs of brain injury during labor. Doctors in Maine immediately intervened and he was placed on life support and put into a medically induced coma as they began a 72 hour cooling procedure called therapeutic hypothermia. After close monitoring of his heart, he was transferred to Boston’s Children’s Hospital via Life Flight so that we could receive critical care and life saving treatment.

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<div>Hi, this is Danny. I am raising money to hopefully help alleviate some financial stress for my family during a really difficult time.
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<div>Eight-year-old Lovinity Smith loves rainbows, arts and crafts, reading, doing hair, and <em>all</em> things princess. Her Mom, Tanisha, credits her with being a fighter; A kid who has handled life's struggles with strength, bravery and <strong>the</strong> most infectious smile. Lovinity is now in the fight of her life. Lovinity was recently diagnosed with cancer, a high-grade glioma which is a tumor in her brain tissue. This diagnosis has come quickly and with many complications already. It is still unsure what the long-term treatment plan will be, but she is waiting for the surgery to place her port so radiation can begin.
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<div>Lovinity and her family are so grateful for the outpouring of support they've received thus far but let us show them how big their community really can be! We are hoping this fundraiser can help relieve any bit of stress relating to the monetary burden cancer may carry. Your donations will allow the family to focus on Lovinity, her care, and taking care of each other (ex: gas, lodging, food, parking, unexpected costs, parent's unpaid leave, etc.).
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<div>The fire took not only their home but also their cherished possessions, as most of the damage was in several of the bedrooms and main living areas. The emotional toll of losing their home and all their belongings is indescribable. While they are currently staying with relatives, they urgently need to rebuild their lives and create a sense of normalcy.
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<div>So many of the organizations and community heroes I admire do such critical work to provide the essentials to communities that need it, tackling things like food security, erasing lunch debt at schools, filling classrooms with supplies, providing shelter to unhoused folks, feeding families, etc. I started to think about where I could make an impact, and do something that support all of this amazing and critical support being organized—and I landed on joy.
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<div>My organization is called Presents with Purpose, and its mission is to deliver moments of joy to individuals during celebratory moments such as birthdays and holidays. I plan to partner with existing organizations who are providing the essentials to help identify people who could use some celebrating, and try to include dignity of choice whenever possible so that they're receiving something they really want, and that will truly bring joy.
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<div>So my first step is to raise the money I need to start providing moments of joy through gifts! I am going to start by doing, and take the nonprofit registration steps as I go. But nothing is stopping me from starting now—I even have a partnering organization already, to provide gifts to a community in Georgia in the winter :) As soon as you say it out loud, entropy begins. It's pretty magical.
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<div>On May 5th, 2024, I am combining this fundraising goal with a physical challenge to help raise awareness and support—I will be doing the 5-Peak Challenge all in one day, and sharing the GoFundMe throughout! It's 5 separate summits, and 17 total miles of hiking. Wish me luck, lol!
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<div>Thank you so much for supporting me in this wild dream—sending joy your way &lt;3
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<div>Welcome to the collective hub for <a href="https://www.helpmauirise.org/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Help Maui Rise</a>, the spreadsheet you may have seen circulating that houses the stories of families who have lost their homes and livelihoods in the Maui Wildfires. What started out as a simple Google sheet to share within our inner circles has evolved into a growing resource of over 1,600 affected loved ones, all vetted by our team and reviewed by GoFundMe.
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<div>In Hawai'i, community is everything, and when the fires began on August 8th, we knew we needed to take action. As community members, our only wish was to provide aid to the displaced 'ohana of Lāhainā &amp; Kula as quickly and directly as possible. The Maui fires took nearly 3,000 homes and businesses. One hundred and one were confirmed dead and many remained unaccounted for. Families were given no warning and sometimes only seconds to escape, many of them with only the clothes on their backs.
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<div>One year later and Maui still needs us. The money you donate will help the displaced families of Lāhainā &amp; Kula to get back on their feet and rise from the ashes. Whether you are from Hawai'i, have visited our island home, or are just learning about this from the news, we humbly ask for your kāko'o (support).
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<div>We've created this fundraiser in partnership with GoFundMe.org, our fiscal sponsor, to provide a single "take action" button. This fund is meant to support families who have shared their stories with us and to provide direct cash grants to the many displaced and in need of help to recovery .
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<div>Starting April 8th, Help Maui Rise has started the Help Maui Rise fund where all donations will go directly to the families who have been approved via our <a href="https://airtable.com/appNmkyJ6DjMmRKY5/pagQ1FUSI6gl9dKWe/form" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">application</a>. We are collaborating with GoFundMe.org to take care of distributing the funds to each fundraiser fairly and on a regular basis.
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<div>2. <strong>Share</strong>. If you're unable to donate, you can still help in a major way by sharing this link, the doc itself, and reposting our Instagram stories and posts from @helpmauirise.
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<div>This is a marathon, not a sprint. We need to keep up the momentum of support for our community as long as possible. News coverage has faded, amplifying the voices of these families will fall back onto the shoulders of our community, on island and overseas, to not be forgotten.
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<div>My name is Juliet DeAmicis, and I’m one of the organizers of the Lemon Grove Pickleball and Social group. A free, volunteer-led pickleball group that brings community members together every week.

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<div>Starting a sport can be intimidating for people, so our club works as an initiation, all while building relationships and getting people active. Through members' contributions, we’ve gathered pickleball paddles and equipment to give newcomers an approachable introduction to pickleball. When someone signs up, we introduce them to everyone and offer them a free lesson.

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<div>Our courts are makeshift and rely heavily on volunteers bringing the nets and equipment to allow access to play. Because this isn’t sustainable in the long term, we’re asking our friends, family, local business, and connections to help us ensure that Pickleball can continue despite what life might bring by helping us build permanent courts.

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<div>If you don’t know Lemon Grove, it’s an underserved area in San Diego. The city can hardly afford to run itself, which means there’s little room for investment in recreation or the health of our youth, seniors, or families. Covid closed our senior center, and our recreation building has been shut to the public for 12 years. This leaves many people severely lacking the resources to live a healthy life.

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<div>We realize as a community that if we want to speed up the change, we’d like to see, we need to do it ourselves and call upon our friends to help us make something beautiful.

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<div>Through pickleball, we make connections, learn about problems, and communicate the possibilities for change. It’s become a flywheel for making a difference where we live, and it’s important to us that it continues. 
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<div>So, please consider donating for us to hire some locals to install courts and build some nets. Even a small donation will make a massive difference for Lemon Grove and everyone in it. Just let us see your name on that list, even if it’s as tiny as $5!

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<div>If donating is still tricky at this time, try telling one person in your life about this page and why this cause is important to you. Many donations come from unexpected places, so you never know if your words helped move our cause forward.

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<div>Thank you all for taking the time to read this far. It means a lot to the people involved in making this project a reality, and you’ll be creating a whole lot of joy with your contribution.

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<div>Want more Lemon Grove Pickleball? Come out and join us to get to know us directly! We meet every Saturday at 9:30 am at the Lemon Grove Recreation Center on the tennis courts.

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<div>As some of you know, my Tia Baby, also known as Mercedes, has been going through medical issues. Unfortunately, things took a turn for the worse when she was diagnosed with liver cancer. Most recently, she was given some very unfortunate news from her doctors that her end of life was soon approaching. She is now in hospice care surrounded by family. All of us are deeply saddened at this situation and are spending this time reflecting on the impact she has made on our lives. However, my aunt’s faith in our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ has helped her stay strong throughout all she has endured this past year. My aunt is a God-loving woman who touched not only our lives, but everyone she came across.  
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<div>We thank you and appreciate all of the love and support!
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I never thought I be in this position, and it's embarrassing to have to ask for help  for me and my son from total strangers. But I've seen so many other people find help here, so I said "hey what the heck".  What can I lose, I've already lost everything. <br /><br />My ex-boyfriend  kicked me and our five-year-old son out of our apartment after getting physical with me (choking, pulling my braids out, choking, breaking things throughout the house) and threatening me  in front of him. Now we are staying with family members, I can't return home because the place is in his name, and I'm afraid for our safety. Sadly, the police also aren't really helping. <br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/52119292_1603586950852453_r.jpeg" alt="52119292_1603586950852453_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/52119292_1603586359596174_r.jpeg" alt="52119292_1603586359596174_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br />I'm just hoping some of you can find it in your heart to help me get on my feet and have an opportunity to start over with my baby.<br /><br />I no longer have a home, he took our car, and cleared out my bank. My family has helped us out, but they can only do but so much. <br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/52119292_1603587228626429_r.jpeg" alt="52119292_1603587228626429_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br /><br />What you would help me with:<br /><br />-Trying to get a new apartment to get a roof over heads <br />-Food and toiletries for a few months for my son and I <br />-Renting a car to find a job <br />-Clothes for my son <br /><br />Again, I'm sorry to ask like this, but if any of you can find in your heart, I would be so thankful.

Please Help Us Start Over After Domestic Assault

If you know Craig Massoni, you know he's always the first person to help others and be there for the people he loves. It's our turn to be there for Craig.<br /><br />Craig was thrown the nastiest curveball of his life (sorry Craig I had to) when he was diagnosed with stage 3 malignant melanoma a few weeks ago. The initial surgery to remove the cancerous mass was an encouraging first step but he has months of tough treatment ahead of him. If you know Craig Massoni, you also know that he's a fighter who never backs down from a challenge... let's make sure he knows that he has an army of people fighting with him.<br /><br />Craig's passion for baseball led him into collegiate coaching, which at the entry-level, doesn't offer all the same benefits that make so many of us comfortable. If you can, please help us lift the financial burden off of Craig so he can stay 100% focused on kicking cancer's ass!<br /><br />#WeFight<br /><br /><a href="https://www.caringbridge.org/visit/craigmassoni">Follow Craig's progress and get updates from his family in his CaringBridge profile.</a>

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Kelsey Mathis

<div>It’s October, and among the joys of fall color, cooler temperatures, pumpkin spice lattes, and Halloween candy, we also acknowledge this time of year as Breast Cancer Awareness month. As you know, breast cancer has become personal for us as we have witnessed our daughter Kelsey’s journey through diagnosis, treatment, and praise God, life as a breast cancer survivor. This year I am inspired to do something to bring hope and healing to those facing this disease.
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<div>I’m launching a GoFundMe to support the American Cancer Society in their vital mission to improve the lives of the nearly 270,000 people diagnosed with breast cancer annually. Instead of letting this month pass quietly, I’m asking for your help to make an impact—every dollar counts. Donations support efforts like funding breast cancer research, providing patients with rides to treatment, or connecting patients with trained volunteers who are themselves breast cancer survivors. Together, we can raise awareness and offer real hope to those affected.
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<div>If you play Pickleball (the most fun game ever invented!), I encourage you to play using PINK PICKLEBALLS this month. I’m specifically playing with them on October 18. When someone asks you why YOU are using pink pickleballs, remind them about Breast Cancer Action Month, and share this link for them to donate. Love, gratitude, and blessing to you
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countryCode

charityId

UKCharities

Federated Search Internal Testing

route.pathname community

US Donation Upsell audience 

Auto Thanks Feature Audience

Supporter Comments Eligible Funds

International Only

fundId

braze fundraiser group 

Payment Identity Transfers ATO Risk Check (Targeted) - Production

Fundraiser Saved Payment Method Rate Limit Bypass (Production)

leaderboard-partner-id-audience-givepanel

Version 9.2.1 and above

AUD Donation Upsell audience

fundraiserCountryCode is US/EN

Active Fundraiser - Smart Default Cadence

DAF Internal

Vault on success card payment method

Platform is iOS v11.0.0 and above

Desktop users

Person ids

United States (US) users

allow yuno fundraisers for test

Mexico country code

Posters INTL

NPO Profile Opted-In

iOS at or above 12.4.0

non-US recurring donors

Canada Campaign Owner Group

Fundraiser Without Meta Link

Scheduler payment tester gorup

charityCommunityId

Charities allow to be claimed unclaimed (PRD)

Canada (CA) users

currencyCode

UC Tipping v20250115 International

pymk_production_xplr_fe_team

Android at or above 12.2.0

Profile photo entry point audience

smart goals (fundraiser/manage) on test01

Activity Tracking v1 Beta Testing

writePath

Stream Notification

start gfm intl allowed locales

Platform is iOS v11.2.0 and above

unclaimed charities

prod_ach_audience

AI Chatbot Audience

amp13 only new funds (prod) (anyword auto)

UC Flow Enabled (Prod)

Payment Identity Beneficiary Verification - Production

shared notification bell audience

Custom users

ach frontend audience

Android v11.0.0 and above

Users Receiving Payments Paused Notifications

smart goals test01

Manage Coach - US English Organizers Only + new funds only

Team EGG - IP Address list

Fundraiser Without Instagram Deep Link

Native 11.4.0 and above

UC Tipping v20250107

Users Receiving Braze KYC Validation Failed

Native 11.3.0 and above

Influencer - Prod

US fundraisers and US users

ai_title_page

anyword

openai

control

manual_entry

userEmail

template_id

userId

fundUrl

isCharityCo

email

appVersion

shouldBucketIntoExperiment

partnerId

donationCadence

Kelsey Mathis

Kelsey Mathis

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