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<div>Hello my name is George Halpern and I'm the Co-owner of Pizzamore in Mount Dora. Last night we had flash flooding like I have never seen before. As I was Leaving the Restaurant around 10p.m. I got a text message in our Front of House group chat, saying I messed up, I need help. Our head server Christina Cortez was driving along Donnelly St. when the road had collapsed in front of her car. Thankfully she was able to stop in time right on the edge of what seemed like a massive drop off. she sent her location to me and I rushed down side roads to avoid the closures and get to her . Together we were able to gather her personal belongings and get her out of the passenger side in knee deep fast moving water. She was hysterical and in shock when i got her out, i truly believe she was intending to stay there and wait for assistance which would have had a much different outcome. Christina is a hard working, mother of two girls and she never asks for anything. She has been with Pizzamore almost 5 years now, her loyalty and hospitality speak for itself. Jesse and I will be providing a short term rental vehicle for her in hopes we can raise a few bucks to get her another reliable set of wheels. Any donations are much appreciated and we would also love if there are any reliable vehicles for sale locally that you would please share them to our page.
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<div>I'm starting this GoFundMe for my "spare kid" Justin’s wife, Loryn. She is bravely fighting stage 4 Hodgkin lymphoma and now needs a stem cell transplant.

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<div>Loryn and Justin have two sweet little boys who need their mom healthy and home. Justin serves our community as a Lake County Sheriff’s Deputy, and Loryn has dedicated herself to helping animals through Lake County Animal Control.

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<div>This is Loryn’s *second battle* with cancer, and the road ahead is tough—physically, emotionally, and financially. They’ve given so much to others; now it’s our turn to give back.

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Help Loryn Fight Cancer for the second time!

<div><strong>Help Leo Schofield and his Daughter, Ashley, Recover from a Devastating Motorcycle Accident</strong>
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<div>Adia Jane is our Gift and a great blessing to the Clelland family; Karen, Doug, Adia (9), Jasper (6), and Elon (6).
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<div>We will be celebrating Adia’s life at two different locations, in Greenville SC on Oct 4th, 2025 and in Leesburg FL on Oct 19th, 2025.
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<div>Believing we are following God into the next season of our lives, we have relocated from FL to Greenville, SC this summer of 2025. Unfortunately, the very next day after we moved the family to Greenville, SC in June we discovered that Adia has a brain tumor. The type and location of the cancer she is dealing with is considered scientifically incurable.
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Join Us in Praying for Adia & Supporting the Clelland family

<div>Hi, my name is Christian Graves and I am reaching out to ask for your help for my little brother, Zachary Graves. Some devastating news has turned our world upside down - Zachary has been diagnosed with aggressive B cell lymphoma in his left hip. It's a nightmare we never saw coming. 
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<div>You can make a BIG difference by donating today to CREATE Conservatory.
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<div>CREATE Conservatory is a 501c3 nonprofit private elementary school in North Lake County specializing in innovative programs that teach STEM education through arts integration. We have already doubled in size after our first year and our students are thriving. We rely heavily on donations to operate, and more importantly, to grow. Your donation -- no matter how much -- means we can continue to offer a very special education experience to kids of Lake County, Florida.
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Keep CREATE Growing and Creating

Hello.<br /> <br />My name is Chrissie Reilly Parker and I’m a historian for the Air Force and doctoral candidate at the University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC). <br /><br />Unfortunately, I was diagnosed with stage IV metastatic breast cancer, and as a result have undergone 25 consecutive weeks of chemotherapy for treatment. I've responded as well as could be hoped for.  All things considered, I've been given a good prognosis; hoping for at least 5 years.  My continuing path of treatment includes undergoing  of another 6-12 rounds of chemotherapy to reduce the odds of recurrence, followed by daily pills for the rest of my life. <br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/44249334_1576939879934741_r.jpeg" alt="44249334_1576939879934741_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><strong>This is me, getting round #24 of chemo. You almost get used to the absurdity of it... almost.</strong><br /><br />This was all very unexpected. On May 28, 2019, during what was supposed to be a routine biopsy for an infection, the doctor performing the procedure said, "This is likely cancer." She was right, and throughout June 2019, we learned just how bad it was. It was in my left breast and the lymph nodes in my left armpit, and had spread to my shoulder bone, my spine, and my right hip. <br /><br />In Spring 2019, before the diagnosis, I was ready to deploy to Kuwait to document US Air Force history there. For those curious, I was medically cleared to go downrange, and the scheduled deployment had nothing to do with finding out I had cancer. My husband, Joe, was set to have his own adventure, traveling the Pacific Northwest and doing photography work. None of those plans came to pass. I had to cancel my deployment, and Joe cancelled his work travel to stay with me. We spent the summer at our house in rural Idaho, travelling every week to the Boise area for treatment. <br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/44249334_1576939193472777_r.jpeg" alt="44249334_1576939193472777_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><strong>Here is a photo of me, training for the deployment. I wore a WWII helmet in place of a modern one during an exercise. I'm a historian, after all.</strong> <br /><br />In many ways, I am very fortunate. I had a lot of leave time banked and was able to take sick days and vacation days when I couldn't go to work. My job, which I came to love before getting cancer, has been immensely graceful towards me, especially for the days when I have chemo brain and I don't feel like I contribute much. My husband has not left my side, even though I was mentally absent for much of the last six months due to side effects from chemo. <br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/44249334_1576944107524982_r.jpeg" alt="44249334_1576944107524982_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><strong>My hair fell out, so Joe helped me pick out a great wig to wear. </strong><br /><br /><strong>Chemotherapy costs as much as our monthly mortgage payment, only chemo was every WEEK. That's after insurance covered most of it, too. </strong><br /><br />Cancer has proven to have an enormous financial and opportunity cost. Even if I didn't love going to work, I'd still have to go, because it's how we get our health insurance. This is expensive but it is literally the best insurance we can buy, and while it covers more than 90 percent of medical costs, it doesn't cover them all. I take everything as prescribed for the cancer itself, but all the treatments to deal with the side effects, not so much. I take half or a third of the doses for most, and skip other treatments altogether. Because of how much we pay for chemo, there's other things we haven't been able to do. Some of our roof tiles came off, we've needed a plumber for months, and one of the rooms in the house has creeping damp.  <br /><br /><strong>It is extremely difficult for me to ask for help and it is humbling. Regrettably, I’m out of options.</strong> <br /><br />We face a Catch 22 based on where we live and the fact that I have a job at all: we do not qualify for any forms of assistance. Researching grants, scholarships, and private organizations has yeilded nothing. Joe has altered his entire work schedule, too, because of me being sick. We have each other, but I fear we will be dealing with catastrophic debt levels if we can't get things paid down sooner than later. <br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/44249334_1576943750613824_r.jpeg" alt="44249334_1576943750613824_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><strong>This is a photo I took of Joe, on his birthday, while editing files for clients from the hospital while I got chemo round #13. </strong><br /><br />To keep up with medical bills associated with this disease, maintain our house, and stop skipping treatments, I’m following the recommendation of coworkers and friends by starting this gofundme campaign.<br /><br />If any kind souls could find it in their heart to help me out of this bind, I would be eternally grateful. All funds will be used for necessities, like chemo costs, copays, insurance premiums, and if there's anything left over, non-medical things like our roof. <br /><br />Thank you for your consideration, and I hope to see you online soon. <br /><br />Sincerely,<br />Chrissie

Historian Fighting Stage IV Breast Cancer

Before I tell you all of the wonderful things we plan to do at CREATE, I want to tell you a bit about the inspiration behind it: my son. My son is a curious, creative, six-year-old boy.  He is unfailingly kind, incredibly bright, and, at the moment, deeply obsessed with Pokemon. He is also miserable at school. He is a gifted child in a school district that has virtually no options for gifted children, and he is an out-of-the-box thinker trapped in a school system that has determined that every child must fit into a preconceived mold.  We are failing him and hundreds of other kids like him, and in order to do right by them, we must fundamentally reimagine the foundation of their education, which is precisely what I intend to do.<br /><br /><br />As an award-winning teacher with two master’s degrees in education, I’m in a good position to identify and correct the current issues in our educational system, but I can’t do it alone. Fortunately, I have found a group of people who want to reimagine the foundation of education with me, and with their help, I have assembled a Board comprised of award-winning educators, school administrators, and professionals with legal and technological knowledge. This means we not only have the motivation, but also the skills necessary to change things for students like my son.  To do this, we are working to develop CREATE Conservatory, a non-profit 501(c)(3) private school that will use arts integration to provide a high-quality elementary education to gifted, creative children in our community. <br /><br /><br />CREATE (Caring Rigorous Educators using Arts to Transform Education) Conservatory grounds their curriculum in empirically-supported models of instruction that include: authentic assessment, higher-level questioning, cooperative learning, and integration of the arts through cross-curricular exploration.  At CREATE Conservatory, our students will find an exciting, rigorous, and inclusive space to learn—a place where each child’s unique qualities are celebrated, not stifled.<br /><br /><br />We can make the world a better place for children like my son, and in doing so, we can equip them with the skills they need to make the world a better place for all of us someday.  But to do that, we need your help. <br /><br />If you would like your donation to go to a specific cause, please ask us to view our gift giving and sponsorship catalogues, and note your preference in the comments section of your donation. <br /><br />Thank you for helping us change the foundation of education!

Help us empower our bravest thinkers!

A lot of you may not know this but my brother was recently in a traumatic and horrific car accident. He was hit at full impact and his air bags did not deploy. He went through the windshield causing lacerations all on his face. He sprained his left foot and broke his entire right leg and femur bone. He was immediately rushed to the hospital into surgery. The damage to his thigh bone was worse than anticipated they had to insert and entire metal plate in his right leg, rather than just a steel nail. He lost a lot of blood and needed to do an emergency transfusion. <br />His recovery will take a minimum of eight months before he is able to fully walk again. He is forced to leave his job and apartment to somewhere he can get 24/7 rehabilitation care. As you all know hospital bills are extremely costly, not including all the surgery and physical therapy expenses as well. We are asking for any donations that you may contribute. Anything large or small helps. <br />My brother wants to take this opportunity to thank anyone who may please help and donate. As well as all the friends and family who have been there to support him in this time of need. Those who came to visit at the hospital, and just showed up to give him all the emotional support, care and love that is needed during these hard times. We are all grateful for you, and my brother could not have gotten through these past weeks without you. Love you all, and thankyou endlessly.<br /><br />- Gabriella, Izabella, Liah

Jose’s Medical Bills

Several people have asked to donate money for Zach in lieu of flowers for John.  On John's behalf I will continue the gofundme account.  Anyone who wishes to contribute to the Muzkia family and to Zach as he grows up please feel free to do so.  All donations will go directly to Jennifer and Zach. <br /><br />Update: John passed on Monday Aug 18th after a very tough battle with cancer.  Thank you to everyone who supported John and his family.  During his last few months he was able to cross several things off his list, such as going to Alaska. Jennifer and Zach will be in need of our strength and prayers.  <br /><br />Please remember to have your yearly physicals and medical appointments.  Don't put your well being or health off. Cancer does not descriminate against color, age, finances or religion. <br /><br />Thank you to everyone!<br />Angela Dailey and Jennifer Muzika

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