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<div>On Friday, January 19, 2026, a family’s life was changed forever. While driving home in Phoenix, 4 people (2 adults and 2 children) were hospitalized after a head-on collision with a truck where police determined impairment played a role. In the vehicle was Rene, his son Jaxx,  their uncle and a cousin. Both children were badly injured and immediately transported to Phoenix Children's Hospital where they underwent surgery. While his cousin was discharged after a few days, Jaxx remained in critical condition for several days.
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<div>Thankfully, everyone involved in the accident survived. However, Jaxx was fighting for his life as medical staff performed multiple surgeries. His condition is now stable although he's still in the hospital recovering. Jaxx experienced injuries to his spine that have left him paralyzed and unable to walk.
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<div>As a result of this tragedy, the family is left navigating an overwhelming and uncertain road ahead. This tragedy comes at a time the family was already working hard to make ends meet. 
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<div>I have known Rene (driver &amp; Jaxx's father) for nearly a decade. I previously worked with him &amp; his family at a full‑service detail shop for several years. For me, this is a family that welcomed me as one of their own &amp; showed me love and support through good and bad times. Knowing the challenging road ahead, I wanted to do something to help ease the burden.
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<div>I started this fundraiser to help support Jaxx, and his entire family. The support and love from all of you has been amazing to witness and an honor to be a part of.
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<div>All funds raised go directly to Jaxx and his family. The donations will cover urgent &amp; ongoing medical expenses, purchasing reliable transportation, and helping the family regain stability while focusing on Jaxx’s care and recovery.
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<div>Every contribution, no matter the size, is a powerful reminder that this family is not alone. 
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<div>Thank you for standing with Jaxx and his family and coming together as a community. The kindness, generosity, and prayers have meant more than words can express!
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Support Jaxx and his Family After Tragic Car Accident

<div>My niece Aileen Villasenor lost her life April 13, 2024 she was one of the victims in the shooting that took place in Napa. With this unexpected tragic loss our family needs help with expenses. The funds will cover funeral costs and the balance will support in raising and caring for her 9 month old  daughter Alana.  Anything helps and it will be highly appreciated during this difficult time.
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Support for Aileen's Family in Tragic Loss

<div>As most of you know, we lost our dear friend on April 13th. I wanted to organize this for our beloved Sasha someone who was loved by many.
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<div>For those who know Sasha, This is a sudden and unexpected loss for us all. Any support for the family during this time would be greatly appreciated.
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<div>All proceeds will go directly to the Mufich family to help assist with taking a little off the family’s plate during this time. Thank you all for being amazing support for the whole family.   
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<div>Please feel free to leave some nice words. I will ensure they are read. 
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Help us lay our girl Sasha to rest

<div>On behalf of Walter Finnerty, his family and loved ones, we are seeking to raise money to help Walter go home to his beloved Sligo one last time.
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<div>As most of his friends have heard, in October 2022 Walter was diagnosed with Stage 4 Pancreatic Cancer that has metastasized to his liver. The outlook is not good. He is undergoing chemotherapy but has been given a 1 - 2 year life expectancy. We are focusing on the quality of life over longevity.
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<div>Anyone who has ever met Walter will know that he <strong>LOVES</strong> Ireland. It is his wish to be able to travel to Ireland one last time to be with his family. Due to Walters's medical needs, traveling will be expensive.
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<div>Walter has so, so many friends across the globe. Those of us who have had the extraordinary privilege to know him would like to help, and so we have created this fundraiser to help show our love and support and pay for this journey home. Anything raised beyond the actual need will go to cover his medical costs.
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<div>Go raibh maith agat!
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Please help Walter Finnerty's last wishes.

Wyatt the Warrior:  NICU Support Fund<br /><br />Watching our niece, Allison’s pregnancy has been such a joy - her beaming face, her rounding body, her worries and expectations.<br /><br />And then, at 27 weeks the unthinkable happened: Allison went into labor. She delivered a very tiny, beautiful 2 pound 10 ounce baby boy, named Wyatt.<br /><br />Wyatt needs round the clock hospital care at Alta Bates Hospital in Berkeley for at least 2-3 months. His parents, Allison and Paul, have booked a hotel room close to the hospital to be with him as much as they can. However, they both have returned to work in order to take leave when he comes home.<br /><br />In Allison’s own words:<br /><strong>“Yesterday I got to hold my son for over an hour. I got to watch him work so hard to open his eyes. I watched his eyes try and then successfully fix onto me. He locked on me even though I’m just a blur to him. </strong><br /><strong> Then I watched him follow Paul’s voice with his eyes as Paul moved around me. It was the best moment of my life and it’s the memory keeping me sane today. I need to spend every second with my son, but I can’t. I need to hold him all day, but he can’t be held much due to his intensive care needs.  I’m sharing one of our bright spots, amidst the overflowing achy tears and the ups and downs of daily updates. I have enjoyed the positive stories shared with me about other preemie successes, but the truth is, we are not yet that story. We can only be in the moment. We can only be right where Wyatt is. Holding him was allowed yesterday, it might not be today. Wyatt is fighting for his life and all we can do is walk that path with him.”</strong><br /><br />Family and friends, we ask for your donations, no matter how small, to help Allison and Paul with immediate medical expenses and hotel costs, relieving them of those financial worries at this critical time.<br /><br />Thank you and we love you Allison, Paul and Wyatt!

Wyatt the Warrior:  NICU Support Fund