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<div>Hi, I’m Jeremy Sons, President of Clear Creek Adventure Ranch – Rescue &amp; Education, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit animal sanctuary.
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<div>We are coming to the public because we need your help.
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<div>Yesterday, a tiny 3-day-old miniature Hereford/Angus cross calf came into our lives.
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<div>She weighs only about 25 pounds.
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<div>When she arrived, both of her little eyes were white, swollen, and obviously not right. We loaded her up and rushed her straight to the veterinarian, praying for a miracle.
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<div>The news wasn’t what we hoped for.
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<div>The veterinarian told us that Daisy Mae is otherwise a perfectly healthy little calf.
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<div>But while she was still in her mother’s womb, her eyes developed a severe infection. She was born completely blind.
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<div>There is no chance that she will ever regain her sight.
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<div>One of her eyes has already ruptured, and both eyes are causing her pain. If they aren’t removed, they will continue to cause pain and could lead to serious infections.
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<div>The veterinarian looked at me and asked, “What is your goal for her?”
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<div>I didn’t have to think about it.
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<div>“My goal is for her to live… without pain.”
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<div>There was a time in my life when I believed there was only one option for an animal like this.
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<div>But life has taught me differently.
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<div>I’ve watched blind animals run, play, explore, and live lives so full of joy that most people would never even realize they couldn’t see. Every single day, they remind me that blindness doesn’t mean life is over.
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<div>The choices were laid out in front of us.
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<div>We could choose euthanasia…
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<div>Or we could fight for her.
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<div>The surgery to remove both of Daisy Mae’s eyes will take away the pain she’s living with today and prevent future infections. The veterinarians told us they’ve seen animals recover beautifully after this surgery and go on to live happy, comfortable lives.
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<div>For us…
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<div>There was only one choice.
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<div>We are going to fight for Daisy Mae.
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<div>I carry something with me every day of my life.
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<div>Twenty years ago, when my daughter was born with special needs, I spent too much time believing something was wrong.
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<div>I wish I had fought harder.
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<div>I wish I had understood sooner.
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<div>Because the truth is… there was never anything wrong with her.
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<div>She was absolutely perfect.
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<div>That lesson has shaped who I am and how I live every single day.
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<div>Now when an animal with special needs crosses my path, I don’t see what’s missing.
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<div>I see what’s possible.
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<div>I truly believe God places certain lives in our path for a reason.
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<div>You can’t save everything.
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<div>But when something is placed right in front of you, and you have the opportunity to help… I believe you should.
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<div>Today, we’re asking for your help so we can give Daisy Mae that chance.
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<div>Every dollar raised will go directly toward her surgery, veterinary care, medications, and everything she’ll need as she learns to navigate life as a blind calf.
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<div>We have faith.
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<div>Faith that this little girl still has a beautiful life ahead of her.
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<div>Faith that one day she’ll run across the pasture, recognize our voices, and show the world that blindness doesn’t define a life.
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<div>If you’re able to donate, thank you from the bottom of our hearts.
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<div>If you’re not able to give, please share Daisy Mae’s story.
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<div>Your kindness, your prayers, and your support mean more than you’ll ever know.
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<div>Hi, I'm Kinsey Geasland and last year <strong>I had this idea about doing a summer camp for special needs kids and it was a huge success</strong>. I strongly believe that they are the most deserving kids out there, and to be able to give them a chance to do things they normally wouldn't get the opportunity to do makes this all worth it. My camp is called "Kinsey's Kidz Sports Camp," and this will be the 2nd year and 2 more weeks added for more kids to participate!
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<div>In order for me to make these kids' dreams come true, I will need another summers worth of sponsorships/donations to help with facility rental, insurance, t-shirts, and extra equipment. I am reaching out to you in hopes you will consider donating to this camp! It would mean the world to the kids if they got to be a part of something like this, and for me, as I am a big advocate for all these kids to get equal opportunities.
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<div>All sponsorships/donations go towards getting the camp started up. After looking into it, it's very expensive to get up and running, so that is why I'm reaching out to the community for help. <strong>My goal is $2,000, all to go towards the rental fees, insurance to have the camp, participation t-shirts to get the word out and show the pride we have in our new camp, and any equipment needed to help all levels to participate, as well as a few snacks at the end of each day.</strong> All sponsorships/donations get their company or name on the back of the shirt and social media shout-outs! Any help is greatly appreciated! We will send you a Google form which includes your name/company and tax form purposes.
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<div>It saddens me to make this go fund me. Let me start with who I am, I am the respite care provider for Katee for the past two years. Her mother, Jan Williamson has had Katee since she was 4 years old. I am just handling the technology portion of this per request of Jan and all proceeds will go directly to Jan Williamson to cover the cost of cremation and arrangements of that. Jan took care of Katee and along with two other adults on the spectrum as well. Now, I would like to tell you about this little girl and her family.
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<div>Katee, had something called Rett Syndrome it is a rare genetic neurological and developmental disorder. Meaning she needed help with daily tasks, and she was completely nonverbal. While she couldn't talk she had the biggest and loudest personality. She loved to watch Dora and Bluey. If an episode came on she did not like, she would clap and make every noise she could till you found an episode she approved of. She was very spunky for such a little thing, she has every bit of attitude without saying a single word. Katee often rolled her eyes at me anytime I would talk to her then follow it up with a big smile. Anyone who knew Katee knew even if she could not talk she would let you know what she was feeling or thinking. Katee was sassy and what we called the "princess" of the house. She was the center of Jan's world and mine. Her fellow sisters can agree that Katee was spunky. Katee ruled the living room and often made a face if they sat on her couch or even in the room with her. She liked to have the whole room just to herself. When I was there to get her out of the bed in the morning Katee always had the biggest grin on her face. She had the prettiest bright blue eyes and her blonde hair always just fell perfectly. Unfortunately, on February 24th of 2023 Katee made her way into the Lord's arms. We know she is able to walk, talk and even run now.  If innocence was a person it would be Katee. Katee did no wrong, she asked for nothing but love and affection. While she could not hug you, she loved it when you would just sit and talk to her. She often would reach her little hand over to hold yours. She also loved doughnut holes, really anything sweet. Her most beloved was chicken nuggets and french fries from McDonalds. She loved sprite as her drink more than anything. At lunch I would often feed her and my cup filled with soda or tea would be near she would reach over the minute I turned my back and would get a big gulp in. She was such a funny little girl. 
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<div>Jan is in need of funds to help support the cost of the cremation which came out to be $2,600. We ask for anything you are able to give. If you are not able to give please say a prayer for the family as they navigate this loss.
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Katee Williamson Cremation Funds

<div>Hi! My name is Tammy Nobles and the worst tragedy has hit me and our family. 
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<div>On July 27th, 2022 my newly 20 year old daughter Kayla Marie Hamilton was murdered in her own room 3 days after her 20th birthday. This has been devastating and heart wrenching  We are forever heart broken  
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<div>We are asking for your help to bring Kayla justice and to get the person responsible. Not only are we grieving the loss of a beautiful full of life happy girl but we also have the court part of it. It's going to be a long difficult journey for us. We will be making many trips to Maryland. 
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<div>We are asking for help with travel,  a lawyer, private investigator or any other expenses that will incur in us finding justice and dealing with this horrific tragedy. 
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<div>Thank you again for all of your support and prayers.
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<div>Sincerely  
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Bring Kayla Hamilton Justice

<div>Our sweet boy passed away this morning. He will be buried with Dereks dad in a spot already paid for but we will need to cover the burial, casket extra fees ect. Any help is appreciated. Please come together one more time for our sweet boy. Thank you for all your kinds words
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Help with burial cost for Daniel

My brother-in-law Hector Cabral was involved in a horrific car accident last week. He is in danger of losing his left leg and is facing many surgeries. Hector and his wife Makaela have four children, and they need a little help right now. Let's help them out so Hector can one day resume his normal life, and their children can keep up with school and therapy appointments. God bless.

Hector Cabral and Family

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<div>Our <strong>#EndersbysHeroes</strong> is our disability mission through our small business (Endersby Productions) in the DFW area (Keller).

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<div>This fundraiser will go to help all of the below: our equipment and props that are needed,<strong> our handicap accessible studio</strong> so, that we always have an accessible and inclusive indoor space provided for our Heroes' families, costumes as they are needed and the big one with being able to still continue to give *free* Heroes Family Sessions, Seniors and Headshots when we have enough funds to do this between our working full time in Real Estate and the Sponsorships as we get them in. 

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<div><strong>For every $150 raised in this GoFundMe, we will gift a Heroes family a session that is on our wait list.</strong>

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<div>Also, we will be able to continue to partner with other disability organizations as we can to help provide them with their marketing needs. We currently have 3 organizations that we help in Keller for **Free**. We have not charged them even a penny. 

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<div>In Jan. 2026, we are excited to announce that we are also helping to bring a theatre class for<em> teens &amp; ADULTS</em> with disabilities at STAND Ministries in Keller. We are doing this all for free and there will be a lot of time and service put into this new adventure for our mission. We are excited to spread more Inclusive Arts in Keller and for the DFW Metro area. 

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<div>Our future goal: We are excited for the upcoming plans of our continued dreams of teaching basic photography skills to those with disabilities who are interested in the media: filming, photography, and even the animation world.

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<div>We plan to have professional intern students (18+) for us to teach the skills and the business world, to be able to get them ready to go out in the world with confidence in their skills and confidence in themselves.

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<div>What do we already do in our giveback since 2013 with our mission?

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<div><strong>We photograph families with disabilities, senior portraits, headshots, and help with media through local disability-based outreaches &amp; their events.</strong> Most of those that have heard about us, know us through our national media journey with our #EndersbysHeroes photos: where we transform both the individual with disabilities and their siblings into their favorite Hero/Character. However, we also do more than those particular sessions. We started with Bluebonnet Family Sessions in 2013, since then we grown in scale of our mission. 

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<div>Sometimes we have business marketing brand sponsorships and sometimes we have to pay out of our own business &amp; personal pockets; as well as volunteering our personal time and our talents as well as the funding needed. 

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<div>We get requests all of the time to help for free, but we cannot always accept every request; even though we may want to at the time. 

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<div><strong>We need your help if possible to continue this mission in BIG ways.</strong> We do understand this is a fundraiser and we appreciate your time in even reading about our mission and helping if you feel led. If you can not donate, please share this fundraisers. The more that see it, the better for the mission. 

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<div>For 2026, we already have a waiting list of families and other charities that want our help with our media skills for the year. Different requests but, all needing our support.

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<div>We had to decline 12 events in 2025 that wanted us to help them for free, this just for last year. It has always been asked, and if we can help, we do but, since we have grown in request scale we have to have a wait list of requests to fill.

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<div><em>Thank you,</em>

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<div><em>Nicole &amp; Scott</em>

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<div><em>#EndersbysHeroes / Endersby Productions</em>

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