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<div>This November, I will be riding 200 miles on the Palmetto Trail, one-way from Charleston to Columbia, in memory of my friend, Anna Hanger, who passed away from cancer in August 2020.  We originally became friends at Georgia College in Milledgeville and she was, by far, one of the kindest souls around.
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<div>In support of my ride, to make it really count, I want to utilize this journey to raise money to donate to Anna’s Angel Fund. To that end, I am creating this Go Fund Me. 
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<div>**** All donations I receive will be gathered and sent as one donation to Anna’s Angel Fund (any donations received after I complete the ride will be donated as they come in). No donations will go towards trip expenses. Every cent donated will go to Anna’s Angel Fund. *****
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<div>This 200-mile ride will be done completely by bike (and it’s not an e-bike!), starting in Charleston, South Carolina and ending in the state capital, Columbia. I anticipate this to take no more than two days and it is my plan, weather permitting, to complete it in the days preceding Thanksgiving. I will sleep along the trail in a campsite to be determined after day one and will complete the ride the following day. My lovely wife will pick me up in Columbia.
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Anna Hanger Memorial Ride Fundraiser: Charleston to Columbia

<div>Halloween Under the Oaks is back for 2024! This has become one of the best neighborhood events in the Lowcountry and the Riverland Terrace Neighborhood Association (RTNA) is excited to bring it back! Along Wappoo Drive, along the allee of ancient oak trees, children have a safe place to trick or treat, with the street closed to vehicular traffic.
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<div>The RTNA hosts this annual event and is seeking donations to help produce this neighborhood tradition. Donated funds will be used for permitting, security, and purchasing candy to distribute to participating homes along the route. All contributions to this campaign will go directly to this event. Thank you!
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<div><b>A few days ago, Cynthia Cobbs, who a lot us know as the super friendly employee of Harris Teeter on Savannah Highway in Charleston, was hit by a car near work and severely injured. Let’s come together as a community and help in any way possible.  Whether you are able to donate or not, please share the link for this campaign with friends and family, and on social media.  Every donation is extremely important.  Thank you all!</b>

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Cynthia Cobbs Fundraiser

This is a story of a pair of sweethearts wanting to have a family. <br />Janel and Kevin are in love and decided to make another sweet human. They succeeded and now they have some challenges ahead. Janel is currently 33 weeks pregnant and experiencing preeclampsia symptoms that are being monitored. The baby girl growing inside Janel has a congenital heart defect called D transposition of the great vessels. In babies with d-TGA, oxygen-poor blood from the body enters the right side of the heart. But, instead of going to the lungs, the blood is pumped directly back out to the rest of the body through the aorta. Oxygen-rich blood from the lungs entering the heart is pumped straight back to the lungs through the main pulmonary artery. In order to save her she will need to have open heart surgery directly after birth and Atlanta does not have the right hospital for the job. Excellent Atlanta specialists have been taking meticulous care of Janel and baby and have insisted on a company move. This baby must be born in Cincinnati, OH. The baby's heart is the size of a walnut and requires a top pediatric cardiologist to perform the high risk procedure in a timely manner. The baby also has some growth and chromosomal issues, but these factors are secondary to the heart condition. <br />Janel and Kevin must leave in a week to start doctor appointments in Ohio. The path moving forward is only certain in location. Everything else is unknown. They hope to get into the Ronald McDonald House to stay while the baby has her procedures and Janel heals from childbirth, but have no guarantees. <br />The support you give will go to help them find housing close to the hospital, pay co-pays and out of pocket expenses while they are away from full time jobs. This money will help them in many ways, but will also give them breathing room to focus on healing and keeping their baby girl comfortable while she adjusts to life on the outside with a repaired heart.<br />Kevin and Janel are scared, but hopeful. Each day is tough, but they are full of love. These last few weeks of pregnancy are hard in general and to add confirmed medical issues to the bill takes an even greater toll. They are grateful for every day and feel so blessed in life, so it took much convincing to allow us to share their story, and greater still to request any form of support. <br />Let's help this family.  Any amount is wonderful and all love and prayers will be immensely appreciated.

Janel, Kevin, and baby Heitkamp

On May 23, 2020, Valerie was celebrating her first day of summer with friends and family when her life was tragically changed.  While enjoying some fun in the sun, Val being the adventurous person she is, had a catastrophic collision on an inflatable water slide.  Her collision has resulted in an ASIA A C7 spinal cord injury.  As you can imagine, the medical bills and family needs are already enormous and will continue to mount as Valerie continues her road to recovery.<br /><br />Everyone’s favorite teacher and friend, Valerie is the epitome of positivity, spunk, and our very own ray of sunshine!  Valerie has been married for 13 years to her husband Brent, and they have two beautiful children, Kenzie and Derek.  Valerie is the type of wife, mother, daughter, and friend that everyone deserves.  She has a servant’s heart and now it is our turn to take care of her.  <br /><br />Even if you don’t know Valerie, in honor of her giving spirit, keep her in your prayers, send her positive energy and please consider making a financial contribution to show her and her family your love and help them pay the staggering medical costs as they navigate a long and uncertain road.  These precious donations will assist with housing, equipment, medical, and other support systems to assist her as she overcomes the obstacles ahead.  It truly takes a village, and Val has the best one!<br /><br />Matthew 6:21<br /><br />For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.<br /><br />With love, Val’s Village

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As many of you know, Pete and Jenni were hit hard and unexpectedly by the tornado in Nashville on Monday night. While their home and belongings were destroyed, they also experienced the devastating loss of their golden retriever Benjamin. In the brief moments people were grabbing what they could to evacuate, Jenni and Pete were instead trying to revive their dog and get him help in the midst of chaos. They are heartbroken and in total shock that they couldn’t. As everyone is aware, their dog was their whole world and they’re reeling from the loss of his irreplaceable life. 

Now that the dust has settled, Jenni and Pete have been told their home is condemned so they’re unable to go back in to retrieve their things. This leaves them with next to nothing. They aren’t asking people to give but I know myself and many others in their circle would do anything to help. For those of you looking to do something, anything - please know this is just here for you to give what you’re comfortable with. In memory of Benji, we ask that you send loving thoughts if you’re unable to contribute financial support.

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Emma Swaim is a super lively, spirited, 16 year old who is as unique as they come.  Emma is a dancer and a swimmer.  She is involved with almost every single social club at Elkin High school, ranging from Christian Leadership clubs to Business Leadership clubs.  When Emma was finding it hard to breathe earlier in the fall after her swim practices, she was taken her to the doctor who diagnosed her with a touch of pneumonia and asthma.  Even with this diagnosis, Emma kept on swimming and kept on dancing, even beating some of her own personal records.  When she went back for her follow-up in late January, the doctor gave the news that no parent would ever want to hear…cancer.   It was a large tumor near her lungs the whole time restricting her breathing and causing the fatigue and itchy skin.  The doctors say this princess warrior has Hodgkin’s Lymphoma.  This type of cancer is definitely beatable, and Emma is definitely ready to beat it.<br /><br />The Swaims have spent every day in Brenner’s Children’s hospital in Winston-Salem, NC since the doctors revealed the mass, and every day Emma has put on a brave face and amazing positive attitude.  She continues to care more about others than she does herself.  That is just who she is.   A loving, caring, amazing 16 year old who is about to fight and win this battle. <br /><br />Let's help Emma and her parents with the burden of healthcare and travel expenses, so they can focus on getting better as a family.

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Rodney suffered an injury last month requiring surgery while on a mission trip to El Salvador and needs your help!  As many of you know, Rodney is passionate about serving others and this past December while working on a project with Life Church - San Salvador in their "Living Water Ministry" in Playa Palmarito, he completely ruptured his right quadriceps tendon.<br /><br />We are raising money to help offset the costs of his surgery, on-going physical therapy and living costs over the next four months during his recovery.  We are hopeful that the downtime will be minimized.  Therefore, if he is literally back on his feet sooner than later to resume his contracting work, any unused portion of the funds raised will be evenly distributed between <a href="http://www.loveandhopechildrenshome.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Love and Hope Children's Home</a>  (L&amp;H) and Life Church’s Living Water Ministry.<br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/44710026_157889149195263_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="44710026_157889149195263_r.jpeg" /><br />Over the past six years, he's joined <a href="http://www.mission514.org/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Mission 5IVE.14</a> teams to serve the kids and staff at L&amp;H located in San Salvador, El Salvador.  Each year, these teams have raised their own funds to financially support L&amp;H and support other community outreach projects.  These projects have ranged from transitioning one of the children's families from living in a bamboo mud shack into a new cement block home with a metal roof to helping build an additional room onto an existing house for Rina - a 20 year old with severe cerebral palsy stuck in an abusive and neglected living environment so she could be cared for by a loving Christian family.  This past years project was no exception as this community driven project converts brackish/sea water into clean purified drinkable water that will be given away for free to the local beach community <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWwb--5mRuA&amp;feature=youtu.be" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Living Water project video</a> .<br /><br />Thank you in advance for your consideration and prayers in helping to heal Rodney's knee!  May God bless you and be with you in the coming year!

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My son Devon and his wife Jill Phelps were out for a morning jog when they were run over by a car going over 40 mph. The driver had a suspended license. He was uninsured. The driver hit a pole immediately after the Phelps family with such force that the telephone pole broke in half. While these good kids were lying on the ground, unconscious in critical condition with broken bones while their two children wait unaware in daycare, the uninsured driver tried to flee from the scene. <br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/38065732_1553862264832071_r.jpeg" alt="38065732_1553862264832071_r.jpeg" width="100%" /><br /><br />
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Phelps Family Fight For The Future

On Tuesday, June 19, 2018, Josh was involved in a pool diving accident and flown to Hartford Hospital via Lifestar. The kids &amp; Stephanie were not home at the time. <br /><br />He is in ICU and has been through 2 surgeries. Right now, he still can't move or feel anything from the chest down and he can't talk because he's on a ventilator due to aspirating on pool water. <br />The doctors still do not know the outcome other than that it is going to be a very long road and he has a less than 5% chance of ever walking again.<br /><br />Josh works as a aircraft mechanic, so he has a very physical job that he may never be able to go back too. <br />Stephanie has taken time off to be with her husband and try to wrap her head around everything that has happened. <br /><br />Not only has this turned their their life upside down, they were in the process of selling their house. <br />When the accident happened, a lot of the house was packed up ready to be moved. Boxes upon boxes with all of their belongings scattered around. Clothes, toiletries, the kids toys, etc. <br /><br />She’s had to sell a car, finishing packing up their house, figure out how to live on one income, worry about bills, what will insurance cover and not cover, keep the kids happy and answer the tough questions like, “Where’s Daddy?”<br /><br />She has recently found an apartment for her and the kids and will be moving in within the next few weeks. <br /><br />The Penn family needs help. Stephanie would drop anything to help friends in need and it’s time we do the same for her and the family. <br /><br />Anything can help. Parking is expensive, food, bills, etc. <br />Stephanie is a strong woman and she has done so much this past week to try to pull together her life for her and her kids. <br /><br />Bills are going to be coming in fast and heavy and this family needs all the help they can get. <br /><br />If you cannot donate, please share so we can get the word out to others who may be able to donate!<br /><br /><br />For now, we ask for people to refrain from asking for updates from Stephanie as she is overwhelmed with texts and messages it’s hard for her to keep up! <br /><br />As soon as updates become available, they will be posted here. <br /><br />Thank you for understanding and thank you for helping this amazing family ❤️

The Penn Family

As many of you know now, my house burned late on the night of May 17/ early the morning of May 18. My room and all of my things were completely destroyed. I am now trying to piece my life back together. Any help would be so appreciated, I can't even tell you! I lost everything from the basics (toiletries, socks, undies, pajamas) to my clothes and jewelry, not to mention where I lived and my furniture . To get back on my feet I will need funds to replace some of these things and find a new place.  Whether you can help me here or just send me your prayers I am so thankful!

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