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<div><strong>Help us lay Melanie to rest ️</strong> Melanie would have turned 25 years old on May 24th, 2025, and has tragically passed away on May 20th, 2025.

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<div>Anyone who knows Melanie knows that she had one of the toughest upbringings. From being bounced around from foster home to foster home, suffering abuse and neglect her entire life, nothing came easy for her. Melanie struggled with drug addiction and homelessness for the past few years, making the hand she was dealt even harder to handle. Despite everything, you would always see Melanie with a HUGE smile on her face, and goofy spirit, lighting up everyone’s life.

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<div>Melanie has left behind a young son, <strong>Benjamin Rich Castillo, 3 years old</strong>, and a family who loves and misses her SO MUCH. <strong>Please help us lay her to rest and give her a proper burial. We appreciate all of your support in this extremely tough time. </strong>

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️Help us lay Melanie Gamboa to rest ️

<div>I am currently struggling financially to keep things afloat. I found it hard to maintain everything myself. I lost my job of 8 years, I tried everything I could to make it work but between Doc appointments, Rehab Appointments, raising my son, household choirs and so much more, I just could not do it.
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<div>To those who have donated, I cannot thank you enough as my family would not be where it is today without your generosity.
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<div>WHAT ARE DONATIONS USED FOR:
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<div>Outstanding medical bills (my medical insurance was a joke in terms of benifits and helping)
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<div>I'm trying to save up to get Kanlaya back to Thailand to visit her family, no one has seen her since this has happened. It's something I feel so guilty as a husband that I cannot afford to do.
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Kanlaya's Never Give Up Journey - The Dedicated Caregiver

<div>Appeal for Support After Car Accident of International Nepali Student Ronav Subedi from Lamjung, Nepal
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<div>We write this message with heavy hearts. International student Ronav Subedi was recently involved in a serious car accident on Wednesday night, May 14, while returning home via Highway I-30 in Dallas. He is currently receiving treatment in the Neuroscience Department at Methodist Medical Center in Dallas. Being far from home and without a strong social support system, he is now facing an extremely difficult situation—both medically and financially.
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<div>Ronav will need to undergo a prolonged period of treatment and rehabilitation following surgery. As an international student, he does not have access to many public assistance programs. The costs of hospital bills, medical treatment, rehabilitation, and basic living expenses have become overwhelming.
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<div>Beyond financial support, you can also be a beacon of hope by sharing this appeal with your networks – your friends, family, colleagues, and social media communities. Spreading awareness will amplify our efforts and increase the chances of reaching those who may be able to offer assistance.
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<div>नेपाल लमजुङ धरभई अन्तर्राष्ट्रिय नेपाली विद्यार्थी रोनब सुबेदीको कार दुर्घटनापछि सहयोगको अपिल
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<div>उहाँ शल्यक्रियामा अब लामो समयसम्म उपचार तथा पुनर्स्थापना प्रक्रियामा रहनु पर्नेछ ।
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<div>अन्तर्राष्ट्रिय विद्यार्थी भएकाले उहाँलाई धेरै सार्वजनिक सहायता कार्यक्रमहरू उपलब्ध छैनन्। अस्पतालको बिल, उपचार खर्च, पुनर्स्थापना, तथा हालको जीवनयापनका लागि खर्च निकै ठूलो भएको छ। तपाईंले गर्नु भएको सानो सहयोग पनि उहाँका लागि ठूलो राहत हुनेछ।
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<div>आर्थिक सहयोग बाहेक, तपाईं आफ्नो नेटवर्क - आफ्ना साथीहरू, परिवार, सहकर्मीहरू र सामाजिक सञ्जाल समुदायहरूमा यो अपील साझा गरेर आशाको किरण बन्न सक्नुहुन्छ। जागरूकता फैलाउनाले हाम्रा प्रयासहरूलाई विस्तार गर्नेछ र सहयोग गर्न सक्ने व्यक्तिहरूसम्म पुग्ने सम्भावना बढाउनेछ।
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Support Ronav Subedi's Recovery After Severe Car Accident

<div>Last year, I was diagnosed with chronic myeloid leukemia at 24. Since then, my world has completely changed. I take a daily pill called Iclusig (it’s a tyrosine kinase inhibitor) to keep the cancer under control, but the side effects make holding a steady job difficult. Right now, I live with my mom (who’s also a cancer warrior!) and my siblings, as we all navigate this new normal together.

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<div>My mom has been my rock, but she’s also dealing with her own battles, including fibromyalgia, which makes it tough for her to drive or run errands. Between doctor’s appointments, treatments, and just getting groceries, transportation is one of our biggest challenges. Some extra help with car repairs and occasional Lyft rides would take so much pressure off her and our family.

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<div>One of the things that’s kept me grounded is sharing my life on TikTok. I’ve been posting videos of my skincare routines, cooking, making coffee, and just trying to focus on little joys. Connecting with people online has been incredible; it’s given me a safe space, and the support from my community means so much more than you know. I’m even planning giveaways soon, with iced coffee mugs, hot coffee mugs, tea, fuzzy robes, and other self-care goodies, because we all deserve a little comfort.

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<div>This GoFundMe will help with essentials like groceries, coffee (a non-negotiable, honestly), transportation, car repairs, thank you’s for my growing community, and other things i may need while i’m navigating my new normal with cancer. Anything you can give, whether it’s donating or just sharing this page, means so much. I’ve met so many kind people on this journey so far, and I appreciate everyone’s support so much more than you know. Thank you so much for being part of this journey with me.

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<div>With love and gratitude,

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<div>4/15 Video Update - 5 days out! FINAL PUSH (plus what we're going to do with the funds we've already raised and what we will do if we hit the final $3k! 
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<div><strong>Keep the Fight Alive. Give Freetown a Future.</strong>
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<div>In just three years, a synthetic drug called Kush has swept through Freetown, Sierra Leone—turning vibrant young men into addicts, outcasts, and casualties.
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<div>Families are desperate.
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<div>In some places, the only “treatment” is chaining people inside a room for days, hoping they survive withdrawal.
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<div>And now—horrifying reports confirm—human bones are being ground up and mixed into this drug.
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<div>Sierra Leone has survived civil war and Ebola…But Kush is threatening to wipe out the country’s future—targeting boys as young as 13.
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<div><strong>Why We’re Raising $10,000 — and Why It Matters Right Now</strong>
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<div>We’re partnering with <em>Sahid Bangura </em>— a local leader who has spent the last seven years on the ground, fighting substance abuse, mental health challenges, and walking alongside some of Sierra Leone’s most vulnerable youth.
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<div>But over the last three years, the rise of Kush has taken this crisis to an entirely new level — <em>faster and deadlier than anyone imagined.</em>
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<div>Sahid is not alone—others are trying to fight back—but the need is overwhelming.
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<div><strong>Your donation helps us fund this first critical step—giving Sahid and his team the capacity to:</strong>
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<div>✅ Launch community interventions in four of the hardest-hit neighborhoods
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<div>✅ Train volunteers from within these communities
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<div>✅ Run education campaigns in churches, mosques, and schools
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<div>✅ Amplify the voices of those living through this crisis—so the world sees what’s happening
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<div>✅ Fund the work—so Sahid and his team aren’t forced to choose between survival and serving the community
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<div><strong>Why Now?</strong>
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<div>Every week, more boys are lost.
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<div>Every day, more families collapse.
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<div>The scale of this crisis is bigger than any one group—but this is where we start.
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<div><strong><em>We’re planting a seed. We’re building capacity. We’re showing up.</em></strong>
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<div>And with your help—we can take this first step together.
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<div><strong>Where Your Money Goes</strong>
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<div>✔ $25 – Pays for educational materials for 50 students
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<div>✔ $50 – Supports a community engagement session
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<div>✔ $100 – Trains a local volunteer to mentor at-risk youth
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<div>✔ $500 – Funds a full outreach event in one neighborhood
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<div><strong>Giving God the Glory</strong>
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<div>We believe this work is bigger than any one person or organization.Our hearts—and this mission—are rooted in our faith.
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<div>We believe God sees every boy trapped in this epidemic. Every grieving parent. Every life still worth saving.
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<div>We trust that it is by God’s grace — and through people like you — that change is possible.
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<div>All glory to God—who moves hearts, redeems lives, and makes a way where there is no way.
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<div><strong>This Is Only the Beginning — But Together, We Can Do Something That Matters</strong>
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<div>We believe in the people of Sierra Leone.We believe there’s still time to act—and stop this epidemic from stealing another generation.
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<div><strong>Please—donate. Share. Pray. Act.</strong>
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<div>This is your chance to say: We didn’t look away.
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<div><strong> Want to Learn More?</strong>
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<div>This crisis is real. Below are verified news reports and documentaries that informed this campaign. If you’re skeptical — read and watch these:
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<div>BBC News — Sierra Leone declares emergency over drug kush (made from human bones)
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<div>NPR — Cheap, plentiful and devastating: The synthetic drug kush is walloping Sierra Leone
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<div>Clingendael — Deadly drug Kush haunts West Africa
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<div>NL Times — Netherlands is the main source of synthetic drug Kush in Sierra Leone
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<div>Clingendael — Kush in Sierra Leone: West-Africa's growing synthetic drugs challenge and Europe’s and China’s part in it
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<div>AP News — A synthetic drug ravages youth in Sierra Leone. There’s little help, and some people are chained
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<div>The Guardian — The deadly drug 'mixed with human bones': Sierra Leone’s war on kush (Video)
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<div>Channel 4 News — Drug mixed with human bones ravaging Sierra Leone (Video)
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<div>Voice of America — Generation Kush Documentary (S3, E25) (Video)
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Stand Against Kush — Save Lives — This is Everybody's Fight!

<div>On the evening of May 13, 2025, the Thomas family, Keith along with his parents Robert &amp; Sandra, lost their house to a fire. Keith also lost all his work supplies. Thankfully, they all made it out of the house alive along with their dog; unfortunately, they did lose 3 cats in this tragedy.

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<div>Keith was someone I looked up to; we hung out a lot. When I was about 17, I decided to join the Ottsville Fire Company. Keith was a member there and took me under his wing. He taught me so much over the 10+ years I was a member there with him. I got married and unfortunately moved away and have not seen him in several years. When I saw this, I felt I had to help. <strong>Keith helped save hundreds of people from accidents, fires, and numerous other emergencies over the years. Now it's our turn to repay a hero and help him and his parents get their lives back together.</strong>

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Help the Thomas Family after house fire!

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Education Opportunity Fund

<div>** From Marianna Bacilla, mother of Francesca **
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<div>Friends,
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<div>I have terrible news to share. On Saturday night, May 20th, my daughter Francesca Williams was killed in a home invasion robbery at her farm in Ecuador. My three granddaughters are physically unharmed, but the trauma is immeasurable. My son-in-law, Michael, was badly battered. Francesca‘s birth father, John, whom she’d been caring for, was stabbed multiple times. Both Michael and John are out of the hospital and are going to be okay, physically. They all endured horrendous trauma. Their Ecuadorian community is fully embracing them - taking care of them until they all fly home to the U.S. at the end of May. We are working with the U.S. consulate in Ecuador to help return Francesca’s body to the United States.
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<div>Francesca was the light of our life. She was a devoted wife and mother of three beautiful daughters. She graduated from Poway High School and UCSD with a BA in Linguistics. She was fluent in French, Spanish and Lithuanian. She was a translator and an avid writer and illustrator who had published her first book, “The King’s Magic”. In the small town of Vilcabamba, Ecuador, Francesca’s family lived on a small farm they were building themselves, raising chickens, goats, horses, pigs, ducks and guinea fowl, working toward a goal of  sustainable farming. - It was their humble Shangri-La.
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<div>Her family will be returning to their home in Colorado. Francesca will be buried in the Riverside Cemetery in Kremmling, CO. She will be buried next to my sister Stephanie, Francesca‘s biological mother who died in 2021, shortly after Mark, my late husband.
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<div>Thank you for understanding the need to share my heart and my pain with you. We appreciate your support.
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<div>** All donations will be received by Marianna and provided to her family in Colorado **
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Francesca Williams Funeral Expenses and Support