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For years, I’ve hosted a unique event that brings people together for archery, campfires, and camaraderie. Lately, so many people have been asking when I’ll bring it back, and whenever I show videos from past events, new faces light up with excitement and ask when the next one will be. It’s clear that this event has made a real impact, and the community is eager for its return. 
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 To make it happen, I need support. The funds raised will go directly toward renting a venue, replacing arrows and spears, buying lumber for new targets, and tracking down pallets for the arrow wall. Supplies like mead, campfire essentials, fuel, and a new bowstring for the archery range are also needed. Equipment rentals for land clearing at the new venue are another important expense. Every dollar will help me cover these costs and bring the event back to life. 
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Help Bring Back Our Viking Day Event

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Help Kenya A Single Mom Fight Homelessness ❤️

I was offered a new position in a new building my job opened in North Carolina. I took the offer, hoping my employer would help with living expenses for a few months until I got on my feet, but unfortunately, that hasn't happened. I'm currently sleeping in a side room at my job thanks to my supervisor, who has shown kindness during this difficult time. Hotel fees are very high, and I can't afford to work just to pay for hotels every week. I also send money back home to my wife for our kids, since she's out of work at the moment. I didn't leave her—I came down ahead to secure my position and help my family, hoping things would get easier soon. 
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Help Tyzik Find Shelter While Working Away

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 Hello! We are the Library Vintage, part vintage store, part community space. We are a local small business in Fayetteville, Arkansas who has served as a safe space for the queer and trans community. We are a "library" for clothes, offering rental subscriptions so people can rent and buy clothing, creating less fashion waste. Our motto is "hot people share clothes." We also serve as a community space with a crafting area and free section.
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Help The Library Vintage Stay Open and Thrive

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 In Loving Memory of Jeremiah Houston
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 On July 18, 2026, our hearts were shattered when we lost our beloved Jeremiah Houston, born on May 16, 2010. At only 16 years old, Jeremiah brought so much love, laughter, and light into the lives of everyone who knew him.
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 No parent or family is ever prepared for the unimaginable pain of losing a child. During this incredibly difficult time, we are asking for your support to help ease the financial burden of funeral and memorial expenses and to give Jeremiah the beautiful farewell he deserves.
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Remembering Jeremiah’s Light and Laughter