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Sam Levin is fighting Stage 4 esophageal cancer, and our family is asking for help as he continues treatment. He has been going through chemotherapy to shrink the tumor, but the cancer has affected his daily life in painful ways. He struggles to eat, sleep, and enjoy the life he once knew. The emotional toll has been immense, and it has been heartbreaking to watch Sam face these challenges with such courage. 
 
 
 Sam will be receiving treatment at MD Anderson in Houston, Texas. While family and insurance are helping with some costs, many expenses connected to his treatment, operation, travel, and stay in Houston are not covered. The financial strain is overwhelming, and we are trying to raise funds to help ease this burden so Sam can focus on fighting this disease and getting the care he needs. 
 
 
 Any donation, no matter the amount, would mean so much to Sam and our family. If you are unable to give, sharing this fundraiser would also be a blessing. Thank you for your prayers, kindness, and support during this incredibly difficult time.

Support Sam Levin's Cancer Treatment

Keith McDonley was admitted to the hospital for Covid on July 4th. He has spent the last few weeks fighting Covid pneumonia and was recently transferred to Legacy Emanuel's Neuro Trauma ICU. He has been placed on an ECMO machine, given a tracheotomy, and is undergoing dialysis. 

Keith is a strong person and is fighting to get better. He is a long time member of our community in which he frequently gives back in the form of various volunteer efforts. Please consider donating funds to help Keith and his family in these trying times. Keith will have many medical bills along with regular ongoing living expenses. If you can not donate please feel free to share this account and most importantly keep praying for Keith and his family.

COVID Relief for Keith McDonley

My name Brie d'Ayr, and I am one of the 50,000 veterans currently homeless in America. One minute, you can have a great job, be active in local politics, and have your future laid out in front of you, and in the next breath, lose all of it. Homelessness knows no race, gender, background or financial circumstance, and I am proof of that. If you're here, chances are you saw my tweet about the Nevada GOP Electors suing me, along with the other Democratic Electors - in an attempt to circumvent the will of Nevada voters and hand an electoral win to Donald Trump.  Since news of this baseless suit broke, hundreds of people have reached out and offered me support and financial assistance. While the outpouring of kindness and generosity has been overwhelming, I'm reminded that compassion and humanity aren't lost, and my faith in people has been restored. I've felt uncomfortable with all of the suggestions to create a campaign to assist me through this, and therefore been reticent to accept help, especially when there are so many other veterans out there that need homes, jobs, and just one chance.  But, then I remembered the words of every flight attendant - "put your mask on first, before you help others," and as a believer in universal intervention, perhaps this is an opportunity to use my unexpected platform to make a real difference.     So, still a little unsure about this, here goes nothing.  I am starting this GoFundMe to help me yes, get back on my feet, but more importantly, to put myself in the position to fulfill a lifelong dream of helping other homeless vets and hopefully spark a long overdue movement.  I want to be fully transparent about what this money will be used for. I do not need money for a legal defense, as the Biden Campaign attorneys are providing legal assistance to me and the electors named in the suit in the event that the Court doesn't throw it out quickly - as we hope they will. With respect to the personal use aspect, I will use the money for a deposit on a home so that I can give my friend her guest room back, some basic furnishings, day-to-day bills and food, and to be self-supporting as I continue with my job search.  The bigger and more impactful project that I plan to undertake with the bulk of your donations, is to mount an initiative to end veteran homelessness from a grassroots and veteran-led standpoint. I know vets and I know homelessness. I know their pain and their daily struggles, and I know what we need to do as a society to start addressing this issue. What I appreciate most about this unexpected opportunity is that I can leverage the current revolutionary climate to bring much needed attention to this as well, and I am committed to continuing the fight for veterans by advocating and lobbying for them both at home in Nevada and in DC. I will work with the connections I already have, and will work tirelessly with Vet Voice Foundation, Veterans for Peace, the NRDC, and other groups. I can even partner with the League of Women Voters to implement a plan that provides the missing piece to the homeless situation in Nevada: not enough beds. I will also pay particular attention to the unique needs of women vets  and women victims of domestic violence who find themselves in a similar position. For those of you who choose to contribute, I will never be able to express my gratitude to you, but I do promise to pay it forward. I need to stress that given the economic challenges so many Americans are facing right now, please only contribute if you truly have the means. I don't want anyone putting themselves or their families at risk for me. Please remember that homelessness is a complex issue, and it really can happen to anyone-anytime. I'm very grateful to hear so much concern about me personally,but I'm ready to seize this opportunity to move beyond the conversation in to a solution.

Homeless Vet Working to Make a Difference

Donna was diagnosed with Pulmonary Hypertension several years ago.  As many of you know, this is the same disease that led my late wife to heart/lung transplant and ultimately her untimely death.  Unfortunately, to advocate for my late wife, I had to be well versed with this disease.  Now I'm thankful that I can be there to help Donna when she needs me to translate medical jargon, explain medications, or when she needs guidance surrounding this disease. Not surprisingly, Donna's condition has worsened over the last couple of years which prompted her doctors to take more aggressive actions.  She's been tested, retested, and tested again.  They've determined that her version of Pulmonary Hypertension is CTEPH (Chronic ThromboEmbolic Pulmonary Hypertension).  This is kind of good news as it means she could be a candidate for PTE (Pulmonary Thromboendarterectomy) surgery.  Her doctors in Phoenix have sent all of her records to UCSD (University of California San Diego).  USCD is the number 1 hospital in the world for PTE surgery. Donna's case has been accepted by USCD and she is set to arrive there on 4/21 for three days of testing.  Once the test results are back, UCSD will then determine if they can move forward with the PTE surgery. Traveling from her home in Chino Valley, AZ to San Diego, CA with meds, oxygen equipment, and a slew of other things needed to support her comes with its own set of obstacles.  She has a very dear friend, Roxanne, who will be taking Donna to San Diego and staying with her to make sure she gets to all of her testing appointments.  If Donna is given the green light for surgery, that will take place on 4/28.  Roxanne will stay until Donna is stable post surgery and then head back to Arizona.  Once Donna completes the post surgery rehab (3-4 days in ICU and approximately 2 weeks in a step down unit), she will be discharged.  Roxanne will then make the trip back to San Diego ahead of Donna's discharge to pick her up and bring her back to Chino Valley. Obviously, this will come with expenses.  Donna is a friend to many of us in this small little world of ours.  She's too humble to ask for monetary donations on her own.  Knowing this disease is expensive, I'm asking for her.  If you can donate a few bucks, it'll go a long way in helping her stress less about an extremely stressful and scary situation.

Help Donna Mahony cover medical expenses

The money raised on this GoFundMe will be distributed to nonprofit organizations across the country that are offering general relief to government workers, including but not limited to, food, counseling, and housing support. Show our American federal workers that you stand with them. Across the country, hundreds of thousands of government workers are furloughed or forced to work without pay. They are honest, hard working Americans serving our country. They are showing up to work protecting our coastal waters and keeping our airports and skies safe, among other important duties as civil servants and contractors. They’re going through a very tough time through no fault of their own. They put in a full day, and when they come home they have to figure out how to pay rent, put food on the table, or afford diapers for their newborn. We all read these stories and feel helpless. We are stuck because we don’t know what to do. We want to provide a place for people to take action and help someone in need, because, together, we have power to make a difference and provide critical short-term relief. The over 800,000 federal workers furloughed or working without pay don’t deserve this hardship, but we have the opportunity to take action and deliver a message of hope and solidarity. Our country’s civil servants shouldn’t have to stand in a line at a food pantry, wonder where their next meal is coming from, or wonder if they have enough diapers to make it through the night with their newborn. It’s not right, but there’s something we can do: We can take action. Deepak Chopra and GoFundMe partnered to create a relief fund providing donations directly to nonprofits that are focused on helping government workers impacted by the shutdown. The money raised will be distributed to nonprofit organizations across the country that are offering general relief to government workers, including but not limited to, food, counseling, and housing support. This fund will also provide donations to the National Diaper Bank Network, a nonprofit that is supplying diapers to new parents impacted by the shutdown. Additionally, due to the concentration of federal workers in the DC Metro Area, a portion of the funds will be transferred to the World Central Kitchen, providing free meals to federal workers affected by the shutdown. The full list of nonprofit recipients will be released in the coming days. Funds will be collected and administered by the Direct Impact Fund, a U.S. public charity, and all donations are subject to its variance power.  See the applicable policies of Direct Impact Fund <a href="http://directimpactfund.org/policies/">here</a> . U.S. donations are tax-deductible. Please consider making a donation or sharing this campaign with your friends and family online. More importantly, leave a message below. Tell the federal workers that you stand with them. If you are a nonprofit servicing federal workers due to the shutdown, we want to hear from you. Please reach out to [email redacted].

Government Shutdown Direct Relief Fund

8/22/2018 The good news is that I paid my rent. No eviction and no need to move or send my dog away.  Now I have to bring in a caregiver - app $500 - so I will leave this open another couple of days. Kaiser won't let me go home unless I have someone check me out of the hospital and vow to be with me 24 hrs/day for 2 weeks. So, I am having a friend come out from Missouri. She has an MA and isn't finding  much work where she is and will be deciding if she would like to move to Oregon. Anyway, I will need the help . September 13 is the hip-replacement operation!  ++++++++++++ I am a professional writer -- a 68-year-old female with no family and few local friends because I have been partly disabled for 2 years and don’t get out much. I have lived in my apartment on Sexton Mountain Drive for 5 years and have never been late with my rent. I make too much money to qualify for social assistance. However, I am in a perfect storm of bad luck and will be homeless within days. I am scheduled for a hip replacement on September 13. I can't walk or drive because I  have a severely deteriorated hip joint thanks to an injury 2 years ago. That means I can’t drive Uber or get an office job. Not until the end of September assuming I can get the hip replacement. My two long-time clients went dark last month and I lost those sources of income. I normally have no problem getting clients because I am so well-regarded that people always come to me. Nothing happening this summer, though. My bad luck happened at the worst time because I had to spend down my savings on something I didn't get paid for. To make matters worse, I got caught in a bank NSF trap and have been charged for close to $800 in NSF fees only. Just missed being evicted thanks to all my wonderful generous friends. Unless I can come up with some money from a writing gig I will be forcibly removed from my apartment. I can't walk, and I can't drive so there is little I can do but sit on the street corner and cry.  I will gladly write professional marketing, sales, business plan, SEC compliance documents, etc.  in return for pay. My websites: <a href="http://www.aBusinessPlan.com">www.aBusinessPlan.com</a> , <a href="http://www.WebPropertyInvestor.com">www.WebPropertyInvestor.com</a> , <a href="http://www.VerifiedWriters.pro">www.VerifiedWriters.pro</a>  PLEASE GIVE ME ADVICE OR HELP OR A JOB! Victoria If you donate $25+ I will edit a 500 word document for you. If you donate $50+ I will write a custom marketing letter for you, If you donate $100+ I will edit/write three 500 word documents for you. <img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/32124320_1534214038930049_r.jpeg" alt="32124320_1534214038930049_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" />

URGENT call for help - ASAP

My name is James Shaw Jr. I am creating this page to help the families of the victims from the Shooting that took place at Waffle House in Antioch, TN. Please take the time to donate as all of the proceeds will be given to the families. Thank you again for your generosity and blessings! <a href="https://www.nytimes.com/2018/04/23/us/waffle-house-hero-james-shaw.html"><a href="https://www.nytimes.com/2018/04/23/us/waffle-house-hero-james-shaw.html" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://www.nytimes.com/2018/04/23/us/waffle-house-hero-james-shaw.html</a> </a> I will be withdrawing the funds from this campaign to an account being managed by UBS Financial Services. UBS will then be helping distribute funds to the victims using certified checks.

Victims Of Waffle House Shooting

I don't know Tina Johnson. But I believe her.  Tina Johnson bravely shared a story about being sexually harrassed by Roy Moore. It has always been dangerous and risky for women (and men) to speak out against sexual harrasmment.  Today, this danger reached a disturbing level. Tina's home burned down and she lost everything. An arson investigation is underway.  100% of these funds will be used to help her rebuild her home. If Tina has insurance that covers the damage, she'll still receive funds from this campaign to help with living expenses and ease the weight of all this. Money won't erase what happened, but I truly hope it will help. <a href="http://bit.ly/2fFBh1k"> </a>GoFundMe will keep funds raised safe in their system until we work with Tina on withdrawing them.

Help Tina Johnson Rebuild Her Home

I'm Steve Sisolak, Clark County Commission Chair from Las Vegas. We are raising funds to assist the victims of the tragic Las Vegas shooting. 
Funds will be used to provide relief and financial support to the victims and families of the horrific Las Vegas mass shooting​. EDIT - February 23, 2018 For the latest information, please check the “Updates” tab on this page. Many thanks to you all for your support. Donations to this fund are now closed so that the Las Vegas Victims’ Fund Committee can collect all final contributions and begin making distributions to victims in early March, according to the Protocol adopted by the Las Vegas Victims’ Fund. Further details and the Protocol can be found on the Las Vegas Victims’ Fund website: <a href="https://lasvegasvictimsfund.org/." target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://lasvegasvictimsfund.org/.</a> If you were affected by the 1 October event and need assistance, please contact the Vegas Strong Resiliency Center, which provides mental health, legal and other services for those impacted: Email: [email redacted] Address: 1524 Pinto Lane in Las Vegas near Martin Luther King Boulevard Hours: 10-7 a.m. Monday-Friday excluding holidays Phone: (702) 455-AIDE (2433) or 1-833-299-AIDE Website: <a href="https://vegasstrongrc.org/" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://vegasstrongrc.org/</a> If you would like to be part of the ongoing healing and rebuilding efforts in our community, please consider supporting one of the following charities: Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Foundation – provides funding for advanced officer and reality-based training, post 10/1 trauma counseling for officers and other First Responders, technology and equipment for LVMPD, community safety programs, scholarships for the children of officers and a scholarship fund for the children of Officer Charleston Hartfield: Website:  <a href="https://lvmpdfoundation.org/" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://lvmpdfoundation.org/</a> Phone: [phone redacted] Contact: Executive Director Tom Kovach Las Vegas Injured Police Officers Fund—supports officers and families of wounded and fallen officers: Website:  <a href="https://ipof.vegas/" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://ipof.vegas/</a> Phone: [phone redacted] Contact:  Assistant Sheriff Brett Zimmerman

LAS VEGAS VICTIMS' FUND

Hey everyone! My name is Laura and I saw Clara's story from KATU on a Facebook group called "Stop Demolishing Portland". What has been happening in the Portland metro area over the past year(s) has been appalling. Rent hikes over 60%, many no cause evictions, and little to no government safety nets for those without the means to take on these new challenges of a rapidly growing city. Clara is an 87 year old Oregonian who has been residing in the same home since 1989. She has limited funds, as she has a fixed income, and cannot afford her 62% rent increase. Here is an exerpt from the heartbreaking article: "It felt like home, until they came in and now it's all gone," Nichols said. "It don't feel like home no more." Nichols is in bad health and doesn't know how much longer she'll live. The stress of dealing with the impending move is only making her feel worse. "I am literally helpless," Nichols said. She keeps a record book of her finances. When she moved in, her rent was just $365. In recent years, her rent has been about $775 per month, which eats up about half her income." Please read the rest of the article here: <a href="http://katu.com/news/local/elderly-woman-forced-out-after-rent-spike-i-am-literally-helpless" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">http://katu.com/news/local/elderly-woman-forced-out-after-rent-spike-i-am-literally-helpless</a> All the money raised will go directly to Clara, to help her pay her rent while she looks to relocate, as well as moving costs. Everyone deserves a good quality of life, and what is happening to her and our community is a disgrace! If you can donate even a dollar to Clara, it would be one step closer to relieving her from this financial and life altering burden.

Save Clara Nichols from Rent Hike!

Celeste and Sydney were badly injured in the blasts at the Boston Marathon on 4/15/13. Sydney suffered severe injuries as a result of being hit with shrapnel and Celeste has lost both her legs below her knees. There is a long road ahead - both physically and emotionally - and we're hoping to relieve some of the financial burden by raising funds in their name. Please help spread the word and donate if you can. The outpouring of emotion and support has been nothing less than amazing and the family is extremely grateful for your prayers and warm words. We've created a Facebook page to easier share updates on their progress. Please "like" it if you'd like to stay updated about their road to recovery, fundraising events, etc. Here's the link: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/pages/Celeste-Sydney-Corcoran-Support-Page/550263988359049" target="_blank">Celeste & Sydney Corcoran Page</a> For those wishing to donate directly to a bank by check, you can do so here: Enterprise Bank C/O Celeste & Sydney Fund 1120 Main Street Tewksbury, MA 01876 Contributions can be either mailed or dropped off at any Enterprise Bank Branch. ***We've had a lot of requests for a mailing address for cards and other small items. Note that you can now send them to: <div>Celeste & Sydney Corcoran P.O. Box 8733 Lowell, MA 01854 If anyone has questions or is a member of the press, feel free to email me by using the "Contact" button on the site page and I'll happily answer questions or direct you to the appropriate family member. Also, Kevin has really been moved by the song <a href="https://www.facebook.com/pages/Celeste-Sydney-Corcoran-Support-Page/550263988359049" target="_blank">"Family" by Joe Walsh</a>. Music has an amazing way of expressing things that can't be said with words alone. Kevin wants everyone to listen to it,<a href="https://www.facebook.com/pages/Celeste-Sydney-Corcoran-Support-Page/550263988359049" target="_blank">read the lyrics</a> and know that the power of family (and the family of supporters!) is more important than anything. "We laugh, we cry, stand together that's why it's all being part of a family." This is our anthem! If anyone has questions or is a member of the press, feel free to email me by using the "Contact" button on the site page and I'll happily answer questions or direct you to the appropriate family member. A few links to articles/videos: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/pages/Celeste-Sydney-Corcoran-Support-Page/550263988359049" target="_blank">cbsNews.com</a> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/pages/Celeste-Sydney-Corcoran-Support-Page/550263988359049" target="_blank">Forbes.com</a> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/pages/Celeste-Sydney-Corcoran-Support-Page/550263988359049" target="_blank">Mashable</a> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/pages/Celeste-Sydney-Corcoran-Support-Page/550263988359049" target="_blank">Daily Mail (UK)</a> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/pages/Celeste-Sydney-Corcoran-Support-Page/550263988359049" target="_blank">Fox News - Health</a> Link to the Andersen Cooper piece:<a href="https://www.facebook.com/pages/Celeste-Sydney-Corcoran-Support-Page/550263988359049" target="_blank"><a href="http://www.cnn.com/video/?hpt=hp_t2#/video/us/2013/04/18/ac-dnt-tuchman-boston-marathon-victims-family.cnn" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">http://www.cnn.com/video/?hpt=hp_t2#/video/us/2013/04/18/ac-dnt-tuchman-boston-marathon-victims-family.cnn</a></a> Link to the Rock Center with Brian Williams piece: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/pages/Celeste-Sydney-Corcoran-Support-Page/550263988359049" target="_blank"><a href="http://www.nbcnews.com/video/rock-center/51603133#51603133" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">http://www.nbcnews.com/video/rock-center/51603133#51603133</a></a> Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! 4/21/13 Update: In addition to the <a href="https://www.facebook.com/pages/Celeste-Sydney-Corcoran-Support-Page/550263988359049" target="_blank">inspiring visit from the Marines today</a>, Sydney was able to stand up for the first time! Corcoran strong! <img src="http://c413245.r45.cf1.rackcdn.com/390554_1366583152.0923_multi.jpg" width="100%" alt="" class="not-resizeable"> 4/18/13 Update: What an incredibly inspiring and uplifting day the family had! First and foremost, Celeste and Sydney are gaining strength and improving every day! Neither of them had surgeries today, but both will at some point tomorrow. It's hopefully the last one for Celeste and Sydney needs at least one to two more. Prayers and positive thoughts are still needed! They rested a lot and saw many visitors "“ which is a great sign! They really enjoyed seeing family and friends. Sydney told me, "Tell everyone I love them!" To help spread the word about Celeste and Sydney's story, Kevin and Carmen filmed with NBC this afternoon. A portion of the interview will air tomorrow morning, 4/19, between 7:00 am and 9:00 am on the Today show. The rest will be aired on Rock Center with Brian Williams tomorrow night. Tune in if you can! (4/19 Update: Kevin and Carmen were not on the Today show this morning due to the extensive news coverage of the manhunt in Boston, so the entire segment will air at 10pm tonight, 4/19, on Rock Center with Brian Williams.) A group of us attended the Interfaith Services with President Obama at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross this morning. We were seated among many other victims' families and were able to share stories, condolences and comforting words. My Uncle Richard spoke at length with two gentlemen from Martin Richard's school. Krystle Campbell's family sat very close to ours and showed tremendous strength throughout the service. A short while after we were seated, we noticed that the actor Bradley Cooper had taken a seat not far from us. Tim and Carmen spoke with him briefly and he agreed to try to visit Celeste and Sydney in the hospital after the service "“ and he did! (More on that below.) All of the various religious leaders spoke with so much conviction and care. Here are a few snaps of the President and First Lady: <img id="fundpicpreview" class="prev" src="http://c364568.r68.cf1.rackcdn.com/390554_1366339315.8558.jpg" raw="http://c364568.r68.cf1.rackcdn.com/390554_1366339315.8558_r.jpg" state="1"> <img id="fundpicpreview" class="prev" src="http://c364568.r68.cf1.rackcdn.com/390554_1366339410.679.jpg" raw="http://c364568.r68.cf1.rackcdn.com/390554_1366339410.679_r.jpg" state="1"> (The above picture was President Obama's response to Rich Acabbo yelling, "Thank you, Mr. President!") When we arrived back to the hospital, <a href="https://www.facebook.com/pages/Celeste-Sydney-Corcoran-Support-Page/550263988359049" target="_blank">Matt Smith</a> had arrived for his first visit with Sydney since helping save her life. It was so touching to see them hug, talk and hold hands. We are so incredibly grateful to him and he was as gracious in person as you'd expect a real-life superhero to be. Here are a few photos of their reunion: <img src="http://c413245.r45.cf1.rackcdn.com/390554_1366340017.3966_multi.jpg" width="100%" alt="" class="not-resizeable"> <img src="http://c413245.r45.cf1.rackcdn.com/390554_1366340079.8778_multi.jpg" width="100%" alt="" class="not-resizeable"> He is officially a part of our family now! We also have located the other gentlemen who helped Sydney on the scene, so thank you SO much for the influx of leads to help us find them. They don't wish us to share their names and we're respecting that request. As mentioned, Bradley Cooper visited Celeste and Sydney as well! He was so sweet and kind to everyone "“ from the nurses and doctors to each person in the hallway trying to meet him or take his picture. Here are a few of ours: <img src="http://c413245.r45.cf1.rackcdn.com/390554_1366340123.4499_multi.jpg" width="100%" alt="" class="not-resizeable"> <img src="http://c413245.r45.cf1.rackcdn.com/390554_1366340145.1417_multi.jpg" width="100%" alt="" class="not-resizeable"> <img src="http://c413245.r45.cf1.rackcdn.com/390554_1366340183.5585_multi.jpg" width="100%" alt="" class="not-resizeable"> ...and the nurses were very pleased as well: <img src="http://c413245.r45.cf1.rackcdn.com/390554_1366340370.3213_multi.jpg" width="100%" alt="" class="not-resizeable"> Also from the celebrity world, the hilarious and generous Chelsea Handler has donated $25,000 to the fund! THANK YOU SO MUCH, Chelsea!!! Another very important visitor this afternoon was Dexter! He is an adorable Boxer mix that is a part of the BMC animal visitation program, Healing Paws: <img src="http://c413245.r45.cf1.rackcdn.com/390554_1366340336.2325_multi.jpg" width="100%" alt="" class="not-resizeable"> I have been so touched by the emails and comments this site is getting "“ from complete strangers to long lost friends of the family or friends of friends of friends! You are all an inspiration. The feeling that so many amazing people exist is remarkably comforting and the family cannot thank you enough. ----------------------------------------- </div>

Celeste & Sydney Recovery Fund  

*My brother John and I have created this fundraiser to raise money to help support our dear
friend, Jeff and his family. Jeff is a long time friend that we have known for many years. John and Jeff grew up as best friends and have a long lasting friendship. We always welcome Jeff with open arms to our family partys, vacations, and gatherings just as if he were one of our own. As most of you know, due to the horrific event that had taken place at the Boston Marathon this year, Jeff was severely injured. Throughout this difficult time we want to help in 
every which way we possibly can to get Bauman back on track as soon as 
possible. *Medical bills are going to start rolling in, let's get a head start on 
helping out Bauman and his family! Every dollar counts!! *We all knew you were the nicest kid, now we know your the strongest!! We're all praying for a quick and safe recovery!

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