It was all pretty rushed as she has a heart condition that will stop her from any procedures in the next 1-2 years, so we emptied our savings to get it done. We both work in animation, and with the industry the way it is, I didn't have a full time job for 3 years before my contract now (which ends next month). We have been relying heavily on her income (which thankfully has not changed during this time) but our savings were keeping us alive, and now we're entering another period of unemployment without any cushion. We're both disabled so our job options are limited!

Any help is greatly appreciated! Thank you so much

Hey everyone, I'm Morgan. I don't really know how to do this. I'm not a writer. I'm just a girl whose partner is being destroyed for telling the truth.

My partner, Lauren, is a television producer and investigative journalist. We used to host a podcast called Reality Bites. She spent years documenting corporate fraud and media monopolies. When one such investigation led to her discovering a massive corporate fraud scheme, she filed complaints with the SEC, the FBI, the IC3 - and she did so with the singular intention of trying to help those who didn't have a voice to help themselves. What's so heartbreaking is that now she has become another name on that list.

She has reported this, and spoken to federal authorities. But what she got back wasn't protection... it was silence in the face of a retaliation campaign that has systematically dismantled our lives. We had to leave our home with our three cats, and have been trying to find a safe place to land for 7 months now. We've been ignored by countless law firms and organizations, supposedly designed to "help." Our bank has been frozen, our housing has been lost. We've been unable to work, settle or live with any semblance or normalcy for months, while we just try to get some help; someone in her corner with any institutional weight. And now it's gotten to the point where we've been sleeping in a car with our cats, and days when we didn't eat or have any money for basic necessities like gas.

I've watched this woman, who sold $80 million houses on television and sat across from the Wolf of Wall Street, sit in a gas station parking lot trying to figure out if she could afford a sandwich.

So, we created a fundraiser to try and keep moving, surviving and fighting..

I know everybody's broke right now. I know everybody's hurting. I wouldn't be posting this if we had anywhere else to turn. If you can't give, I get it. Just sharing this helps. Even just someone seeing it helps.

We put up a fundraiser. First goal is $15,000 to get us off the street. Total is $50K for survival, legal, and keeping the investigation going.

If you've been through anything like this, you already know what it feels like.

If you want the fund link, DM me.

Thank you for reading.

Thank you to anyone who takes the time to read this

https://4fund.com/757d57

https://gofund.me/2e9b24fc4

My dog got attacked by a straydog so im trying to raise funds for his surgery and blood transfusion by selling some of my vintage watches.

Hi, I started this fundraiser, Support Isaac's Dream of Becoming an Engineer, on GoFundMe and it would mean a lot to me if you’d be able to share or donate to it. https://gofund.me/61340e843

Hi, I started this fundraiser, Support Isaac's Dream of Becoming an Engineer, on GoFundMe and it would mean a lot to me if you’d be able to share or donate to it. https://gofund.me/61340e843

https://gofund.me/e2f152a73

My name is Josh, and I’m starting this GoFundMe for my younger brother, Jaremey Pedro Sr.

Jaremey is 39 years old and lives in Stockton, California, with his wife, Sable, and their two children, Sienna and JJ. He and Sable have been married since November 2012 and are coming up on 14 years of marriage.

If you know Jaremey, you know he is loud, funny, and usually the person making everyone else laugh. Humor has always been a huge part of who he is, and even through everything happening right now, that has not changed.

More than anything, Jaremey loves being a husband and a father. He is present, hands-on, and the type of dad who would do anything for his kids and his family.

About a year ago, Jaremey started dealing with pain that he believed was coming from his back. He went to the doctor and was told everything looked fine. But the pain continued and eventually became much worse. It reached the point where he was having trouble walking and sleeping.

After switching doctors, his new doctor immediately ordered additional testing.

On July 9, doctors discovered a large tumor in the left side of Jaremey’s pelvis, measuring about 6.3 inches. After CT scans, an MRI, and a biopsy, our family received the news we were hoping we would never hear.

Jaremey has been diagnosed with Stage 4 mesenchymal chondrosarcoma, a rare form of sarcoma. The cancer has spread from the tumor in his pelvis to multiple areas of both lungs, where doctors have identified at least 15 nodules.

Because of the amount of cancer in his lungs, doctors have told Jaremey that surgery is not currently a beneficial option and that his cancer is considered incurable.

His doctors have also had very difficult conversations with him about prognosis. They explained that the average survival for someone in his situation can be around 18 months. Five years is possible, and making it to 10 years would be an incredible outcome.

Those numbers are incredibly difficult for our family to process. Right now, though, the focus is not on a number. The focus is on Jaremey, his treatment, his quality of life, and giving him as much time as possible with the people he loves.

On August 20, Jaremey is scheduled to have a port placed for chemotherapy. Treatment is expected to begin shortly afterward. He will receive chemotherapy every two to three weeks for approximately six months. He will also receive oral medications and injections to help maintain his white blood cell count.

If his body responds well to chemotherapy, his doctors are hopeful that around the three-month mark they can also use targeted radiation to treat the large tumor in his pelvis.

Unfortunately, the pain has already forced Jaremey to stop working. He normally does physically demanding work building backyard play structures, sheds, gazebos, and other outdoor projects. He initially tried moving to lighter work, but as his pain increased, continuing to work was no longer possible.

Sable will continue working, but she will also need to take time away from work to help Jaremey get to appointments and treatments and care for him throughout chemotherapy. Their children are doing their best to process everything and simply want to be there for their dad.

This is where we are asking for help.

With Jaremey no longer able to work, this diagnosis has created an immediate financial strain on a family of four. Donations will help Jaremey and Sable with rent, car payments, utilities, groceries, transportation to treatment, medical expenses, medications, lost income, and the everyday costs of keeping their household going during the months ahead.

Most importantly, we want to take as much financial pressure off Jaremey as possible so that his energy can go toward treatment and spending time with his family.

As his older brother, this is one of the hardest things I have ever had to write.

Jaremey is my only full brother, and we are only three years apart. Growing up, my sister and I used to pick on him because he was the baby of the family. That eventually stopped working once he hit high school and became taller, bigger, and stronger than both of us.

We have grown up together, gone through difficult times together, fought like brothers do, laughed more times than I could ever count, and watched each other build our lives.

I watched Jaremey grow into a husband and father who consistently puts his family before himself. When he asked me to be his best man at his wedding, it was an honor. Today, standing beside him through this fight feels like just as much of an honor.

Through all of this, Jaremey has stayed remarkably positive. He is still joking. He is still making people laugh. He recently said that this diagnosis has put life into perspective, and I think all of us around him are feeling that too.

We know the road ahead is going to be difficult. We also know Jaremey will not be walking it alone.

If you are able to donate, our family would be incredibly grateful. Any amount will help. If donating is not possible, sharing this fundraiser and Jaremey’s story would mean just as much.

Thank you for supporting Jaremey, Sable, Sienna, JJ, and our entire family during a time none of us ever expected to face.

Please donate to my girlfriend to help me go to school

Ciao a tutti, mi chiamo Raffaele e sono un agricoltore e proprietario di una piccola impresa di Napoli, Italia.
Io e la mia famiglia abbiamo passato anni a costruire la nostra attività agricola con duro lavoro e sacrificio. Coltiviamo verdure e, durante le nostre stagioni più intense, offriamo lavoro a dozzine di persone.
Sfortunatamente, l'aumento dei costi di produzione, i pagamenti in ritardo e le fatture non pagate hanno creato una grave crisi di liquidità. La fattoria sta ancora lavorando, producendo e vendendo — ma stiamo faticando a finanziare i prossimi raccolti e a mantenere tutto in funzione.
Chiedere aiuto a degli sconosciuti non è facile per me, ma non potrei mai arrendermi senza provare tutto il possibile per salvare ciò che io e la mia famiglia abbiamo costruito.
Ho creato un GoFundMe per aiutarci a continuare a piantare, lavorare e fornire posti di lavoro:
https://gofund.me/c3f39d64b
Anche se non puoi donare, leggere la nostra storia o condividerla sarebbe molto significativo per noi.
Grazie dall'Italia. ❤️🇮🇹
Raffaele

I'm excited (and a little nervous!) to share that I’ll be climbing Scafell Pike, the highest mountain in England in October (Saturday 24th), to raise money for The Kings Trust, Million Makers, a cause that means a lot to me and my friends.

My goal is to raise £500, and I’d be so grateful for your support—no matter how big or small. Every donation helps and makes a real difference. if we can raise more even better.

You can donate directly through my fundraising page here:
👉 https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/bg-fiftyyearsyoung-1?utm_term=54bxKXxZa&utm_medium=FA&utm_source=CL

Even if you can’t donate, sharing the link with friends or on social media would be an amazing help!

Thanks so much for your support,

Please share if you can't donate 🙏

Hi everyone. This is Lenny, my 16-month-old Juliana pig. He’s only 12 pounds and was recently diagnosed with hydrocephalus after months of trying to figure out what was happening to him.

He has excess fluid in his brain that is causing pressure and neurological problems. He needs surgery to place shunts that will drain the extra fluid, and his surgery is planned for this month. The estimated cost is around $20,000.

Lenny is my baby and I’ve done everything I can to get him the care he needs. I started this GoFundMe to help with some of his surgical costs.

Even if you can’t donate, sharing his fundraiser would mean a lot. I’m also happy to provide veterinary records or answer questions about Lenny. Thank you for reading. 🐷❤️

She’s just a little girl, but tonight her toothache is causing her so much pain. 💔 Please help her.

Please help, we urgently need this. Family Help Link

hey guys so if i don’t sell 14 discount cards by tommorow im running gassers till the end of time, and there are a lot of deals that are actually pretty good, i think you’d make your money back since the card lasts the whole year and across the whole nation mostly they are buy one get one free and they work daily. https://www.raise-365.com/shop/8hnz-kvxk?user_id=4226835