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<div><strong>For my 38th birthday this year, I’m choosing to turn my journey with fibroids into something meaningful—something that can help others.</strong>
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<div>In this photo, the red balloon is deeply symbolic for me. It represents "the red"—the sudden, heavy bleeding and chronic anemia that I lived with for years. A balloon looks light, almost whimsical, but for a long time, it felt like a weight I was tethered to. It quietly dictated where I could go, how I showed up, and how much energy I had left to give.
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<div>As a Bangladeshi woman, I’ve realized that while red is often a color of celebration for us, the "red" of our health struggles is usually kept invisible. We are so often taught to just "endure" and push through the pain. For years, I was told that my heavy bleeding and exhaustion was "normal", I minimized the symptoms, and adjusted my life around it. Slowly, though, it began to feel like I was living as a prisoner in my own body.
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<div>In January 2025, I finally chose to take my health back and had a myomectomy. That surgery was my moment of release—the moment I finally got to let that string go. But I also recognize the immense privilege I had in accessing quality healthcare to make that choice. It changed my life, but recovery shouldn’t be a privilege; it should be the standard for everyone.
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<div>Sharing this isn’t easy, but if it helps even one person feel seen or empowered to ask for the care they deserve, then it’s the best gift I could ask for. I’m happy to start this conversation and would love to connect with others who want to share theirs.
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I’m Turning My Fibroid Journey Into Support for Others

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<div>Our lives were turned upside down after  Mhairi, my darling wife of 32 years &amp; the most amazing mother of our three girls, was diagnosed with stage four pancreatic cancer at the end of October. This has been the most heartbreaking &amp; devastating time in our lives.
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My Tour de 4 2026 Fundraiser to Fight Cancer. For Mhairi

<p>Hi, I’m Greg Mrva, and I'm raising funds to support The Trevor Project, an incredible organization dedicated to ending suicide among LGBTQ youth. Every day, countless young people face unimaginable challenges, but The Trevor Project is there to offer hope, support, and a safe space for them to express themselves.
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Support The Trevor Project's Lifesaving Work

On October 4, 2026, our family experienced an unimaginable loss. My brother-in-law, John Meise, was just 36 years old when he suddenly collapsed while running the Milwaukee half marathon. A fellow runner immediately stepped in to help, and EMTs and medical staff did everything they could, but John could not be revived. 
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Support for John Meise's Family

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<div>Those cries for help brought passengers rushing forward. Together, they reportedly helped Captain Machchhar overpower and subdue the co-pilot, restraining and tying him up before he could cause further harm.
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<div>Captain Machchhar’s decision to keep fighting, open the door even after being stabbed, surely helper prevent an unimaginable catastrophe.
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<div>Video shows passengers treating the wounded Indian captain after the attacker was restrained. Still believing he needed to fly the plane, the captain resisted pain medication that would sedate him and said “no sleep, no sleep” Israelis reassured him that someone else had taken control and told him to rest: “it’s good for you! You need to rest! You saved everyone.”
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<div>JBN is launching this fundraiser to show Captain Machchhar and his family how deeply his courage is appreciated and to support him following this traumatic ordeal and during his recovery.
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<div>Captain Smit Machchhar fought like a lion when more than 150 lives were at stake. Now it is our turn to stand behind him.
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<div>This year in less than a few weeks is the 25th anniversary of 9/11. Like so many of my friends, I still vividly remember that tragic day.  On that day, 1000s of men and women risked their lives to help save the 1000s of Americans who were trapped in the towers. Many of those souls were lost. While there are several great organizations who support our first responders and our Veterans, there are few that do it better with more pride and professionalism than The Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation (T2T).
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<div>Please join me (if you are willing and able) to do the same - either with your own fundraiser, or contribute to mine, or contribute directly to T2T.
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<div>But please take a moment to do something this September to honor all who were lost and injured that day, and to help those who 25 years on fight for their memory and to help to heal the lives of our first responders and their families.
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<div>My goal is to raise $25,000 for T2T and I will match every dollar donated to my campaign up to that amount.
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<div>Let’s do this together. Thank you!
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Support Tunnel to Towers on the 25th Anniversary of Sept 11

<div>Our very own <strong>Paige is getting married in just 3 weeks</strong>!! ❤️
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<div>Those of us lucky enough to know &amp; work w Paige wanted to do something special to celebrate her &amp; this exciting next chapter. After the wedding, Paige &amp; her fiancé are heading from LA to Oahu for their honeymoon, &amp; we’d love to help make the trip a little extra memorable.
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<div>Here’s to the wedding, the honeymoon, &amp; everything that comes next. Congrats, Paigeee!!! Hope your wedding day is a blast &amp; can't wait to see the gorgeous pics!! ❤️
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Let's celebrate Paige’s big day!

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<p>On Saturday, July 18th, during a severe rainstorm on I-95, Ashley did what she always does: she put others before herself. Seeing someone in urgent need after a car accident, she pulled over to help. As Joe so perfectly puts it, it was just "Ashley doing Ashley things." 
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<p>While she was assisting another vehicle hydroplaned and came hurtling directly toward them. In a split-second act of pure bravery, Ashley pushed the other person out of harm's way, taking the brunt of the impact herself. 
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<p>A Message of Faith and Gratitude 
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<p>Ashley is a woman of deep, unwavering faith who loves her Lord and Savior with all her heart. We know that God was watching over her on that highway, and we trust in His power to heal her now. 
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<p>"Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one’s life for one’s friends." - John 15:13 
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<p>Please keep Ashley, Joe, and the kids in your prayers. If you are able to donate, any amount, no matter how small will make a massive difference for their family. If you cannot donate, please consider sharing this page and lifting Ashley up in prayer. 
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Support Ashley Taunton’s Brave Recovery

<div>I started swimming when I was around 3 years old. I joined my first summer league team at 5. And began swimming year-round with club teams by the time I was 8.
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<div>Even as I got faster and we traveled farther. Even when I went to college out of state and competed every weekend from fall through spring. Even when I made Nationals - my parents packed up my little brothers and drove 20 hours to watch me swim two races that lasted a total of 1 minute 15 sections - combined - two years in a row.
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<div>For some reason, over the past year, I've found it nearly impossible to get myself back into the water. I'll go to the gym with my suit on...and walk. Or lift weights. Or stretch. I'll do almost anything else. But swimming - the sport that was such a huge part of our lives - has been the one thing I can't seem to do.
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<div>If you'd like to support me - or honor someone you've loved and lost to cancer - I would be incredibly grateful. Every donation helps fund lifesaving research, and hope for millions more.
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I'm Swimming 5 Miles in August to support Cancer Research

I'm walking 30 miles with my dog to help the American Cancer Society (ACS) fight for a world without cancer, as we know it. This is a very meaningful cause for me. ACS has a platinum rating on GuideStar (the highest possible), so give with confidence! Please consider making a donation because every little bit helps. Thank you for your support!

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<div>In all that time, I have never once seen Diana leave Candace's side. Not when they were raising their kids. Not when life got hard. And not now — not through this.
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<div>If their story moved you, please give what you can. And share this page — it is just as powerful as a donation.
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50 Years of Friendship. One Fight, Help Candace Heal

<p>Hi! We’re Kayla and Jordan, and apparently, at some point, we decided that walking more than 100 miles across Portugal and Spain sounded like a fun vacation. 
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<p>Starting this Friday (8/14), we’re taking on the Portuguese Coastal Camino, a 7 day journey from the Porto region to Santiago de Compostela. We’ll begin walking in Esposende and make our way through Viana do Castelo, Caminha, Vigo, Pontevedra, Caldas de Reis and Padrón before finally reaching Santiago. 
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<p>That means early mornings, long days, steep hills, unpredictable weather and more than 100 miles on foot. Our longest day will be over 20 miles, and neither of us is emotionally prepared to discuss the blister situation yet. 
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<p>We’re raising money for UNICEF, an organization working in more than 190 countries and territories to protect children and help them survive and thrive. UNICEF provides children and families with essentials like clean water, nutrition, health care, vaccines, education, protection and emergency relief, often in the world’s most difficult and dangerous places. 
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<p>Every child deserves the chance to grow up healthy, safe, educated and hopeful, no matter where they were born or what circumstances they were born into. UNICEF works every day to help make that possible. 
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<p><span>We’re incredibly grateful for every donation, share and message of encouragement. Thank you for helping us make these 100+ miles mean so much more. </span>
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<div>It is with a broken and aching heart that I return to GoFundMe during a very difficult time for one of my previous athletes and his family. Noah - an upcoming high school senior, his younger siblings, his mother Genesis, and the rest of his family lost an amazing husband, father, and friend last Friday.

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<div>Noah is an amazing athlete, and one of my favorites to have coached, of course, but who he is as a person, as a friend, and how he approaches each challenge with hard work and excitement is what makes people gravitate toward him. In meeting Noah's parents, it was obvious where he learned his values and how he carries himself. Noah now enters his senior year at Rancho Bernardo High in an impossible situation, and one that a teenager shouldn't have to deal with. He shouldn't have to worry about "adult" stuff and I hope he can heal knowing his dad is watching, supporting, and loving him from above. I hope that Noah is able to try and have some normalcy of senior year, although, we all know "normal" will never be the same again for Noah and his family. Life isn't fair, but life also comes with loved ones in all shapes and sizes who will do anything they can to support each other. I hope we can show Noah and Genesis and the rest of the family that they have an incredible community behind them that care, love, and support them, now and for as long as we can.

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<div>I am devastated that my recent move from San Diego to Minnesota means I cannot physically be there for this amazing family, but given my own connection to GFM, as well as my reach on social media, I wanted to be able to do something for them. So, I have set up this GoFundMe to benefit Genesis. Whatever this family needs, I want them to feel secure moving forward.

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<div><strong>Any funds raised will go directly to Genesis to help her navigate this tragedy and assist with any and all upcoming expenses related to Juan's passing, and/or to assist with future expenses for herself and her children. I will be withdrawing the funds and transferring them to Genesis.</strong>
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Helping Genesis and Her Kids Through This Tragedy

My brother and I are raising funds after our mom, Jennifer, suffered a life changing medical emergency caused by a major brain bleed and stroke. In a single moment, everything changed. She is now facing a long and difficult road to recovery that will require extensive medical care, rehabilitation, therapy, and ongoing support. The stroke has left her paralyzed on her right side and unable to speak, making even the simplest daily tasks an enormous challenge. Now she needs the support of others as she begins the fight to regain as much independence as possible. 
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Jennifer's Road to Recovery

<div>Our Aunt Karen (or Auntie KK, as we've always called her) has just started treatment for stage 3 lymphoma. This is her fourth cancer diagnosis. She's already beaten breast cancer, melanoma, and thyroid cancer, and she's now facing this health challenge with the same quiet determination that's gotten her through it all before.
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<div>KK has spent her life taking care of other people and has faced a disproportionate level of loss and adversity. She tragically lost her beloved husband, Pat, when their daughter Tatiana was just three years old, and she raised Tatiana as a single mother. In addition to her own four cancer diagnoses, she's also lost her brother and both of her parents to cancer. Through all of it, she's been the person others lean on, showing up for family and friends through their own hardest moments, never once asking for help for herself. She has been an incredible, steadfast aunt who has always supported us through life's ups and downs.
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<div>And through every bit of that adversity, KK's spirit has never once dimmed. She is one of the kindest, most generous people you could ever meet, with a sense of humor that can turn any hard day around. She is a true optimist who finds the good in almost anything, and she lives with a joie de vivre that's rare and contagious. Being around KK is a gift; she has a way of making everyone feel seen, loved, and a little lighter. That light is exactly what we want to protect right now.
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<div>We are her nieces and nephew: Dylan, Summer, Brittany, Paisley, Felicity, and Charlotte. We're raising funds together because we know her community wants to show up for her right now and support her through a particularly difficult and grueling treatment process. We want to give KK a financial buffer so she can focus everything she has on healing, without the added weight of lost income or financial stress. We also want to give our cousin Tatiana the space to be emotionally present with her mom right now, instead of worrying about how to keep things afloat.
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<div>KK has given so much to so many people for so long. Now it's our turn to give back, and we'd be so grateful for anything you can offer, whether that's a donation or sharing this page with your network.
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<div>Thank you for helping us take care of the woman who has spent her whole life taking care of everyone else.
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<div>Mi nombre es Claudia. Soy una madre de familia venezolana que vive en Miami y, como tantos venezolanos alrededor del mundo, tengo el corazón partido viendo las imágenes de la devastación causada por los terremotos en Venezuela. Como mamá, lo que más me duele es ver cómo esta tragedia ha afectado a los niños. Muchos lo han perdido todo y en demasiados casos, también a sus padres.
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<div>Estoy iniciando esta recaudación de fondos destinada específicamente a los niños afectados por esta tragedia. Cada dólar donado será utilizado para comprar artículos esenciales para bebés y niños, incluyendo:
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<div>Yo misma compraré cada uno de estos artículos y los llevaré personalmente al centro oficial de acopio GEM (We Love Venezuela Foundation) que está enviando ayuda humanitaria a Venezuela. De esta manera, espero asegurarme de que esta ayuda llegue directamente a quienes más la necesitan: los niños.
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<div>Cualquier aporte, por pequeño que sea, hace la diferencia. Y si no puedes donar, compartir esta campaña también será una gran ayuda.
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<div>My name is Claudia, I’m a Venezuelan mother living in Miami, and like so many of you, I've been heartbroken watching the devastation caused by the earthquakes in Venezuela. The images are especially painful as a mother. Seeing children who have lost everything, including, in many cases, their parents, has been impossible to ignore.
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<div>I'm starting this fundraiser to support the children affected by this tragedy. Every dollar donated will go directly toward purchasing essential baby and children's supplies, including:
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<div>I will personally purchase these items and deliver them the official collection center GEM (We Love Venezuela Foundation) that is sending humanitarian aid to Venezuela. By buying these specific supplies myself, I hope to ensure that this support reaches the children who need it most. No donation is too small. If you're unable to contribute financially, sharing this fundraiser will also be of great help.
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Help the Children in Venezuela

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<div>Following the devastating earthquake in Venezuela, We Love Foundation Inc., doing business as I Love Venezuela Foundation, is launching an emergency relief campaign to support affected families and communities.
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<div>All donations raised through this campaign will be deposited into We Love Foundation Inc.’s organizational bank account and used exclusively to support earthquake-relief efforts in Venezuela. Funds and humanitarian aid will be deployed through trusted nonprofit partners and local organizations serving the affected areas.
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<div>Tras el devastador terremoto en Venezuela, We Love Foundation Inc., que opera bajo el nombre de I Love Venezuela Foundation, está lanzando una campaña de ayuda de emergencia para apoyar a las familias y comunidades afectadas.
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Emergency Relief for Venezuela Earthquake Victims

<div>On behalf of the <strong>Shanahan</strong> family it is with my deepest condolences to make this post about my friend <strong>Mike</strong> <strong>Shanahan</strong> .
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<div>Yesterday this family lost someone special. His son and daughter-in-law are heartbroken and 6 of the best kids lost their only papa. He wasn’t just your average papa. He was <strong>THE</strong> papa. The papa you called when you wanted to go shopping. The papa you called when you just wanted some guy time. The papa who made things happen. The papa who took you and did things that most people would say no to. The papa that came to almost every single game even if it meant spending his entire weekend in the gym. The papa who came to every school event. The papa who should have but never said no. The papa who made sure whether you like it or not he was going to be apart of every aspect of his grandkids life.
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<div><strong><em>Sincerely Brandon Carney</em></strong>
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Honoring Mike Shanahan's Legacy

<div>We all love the Sheets- and are hoping to help support them through this challenging season. The primary goal is to bless them with financial support for bills and medical expenses. 

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Bless The Sheets Family

<div>Hi, I'm Lottie my son has been diagnosed with Diabetic Ketoacidosis and has been in a major health crisis since the initial diagnosis. In July 2022 he took very ill, we thought it was a virus he couldn't keep food or water down then he got much worse he was having severe difficulty breathing and he was to weak to even walk to the restroom. My sweet boy is high functioning Autistic and has type 1 diabetes. When we called 911 they took us to a local hospital the ER Doctor told us if we hadn't gotten him there  within a hour that night he would have died. The big problem of my son being told this news is that it has him fearing every breath he takes could be his last! I truly wish the doctor had just told me because after all these months he wakes up in fear and is anxiety driven every moment of his life from this awful deadly disease.  We have been told by many family members of patients like my son that their family member was life flighted and didn't make it. That my son's case is very rare and that he's lucky! He doesn't feel lucky, not with knowing he could lose his battle at any time.
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<div> Our total in our goal is used as it comes in to take care of the medical expenses so at this time there are no funds left to send.  Nearly 2 years with this GOFUNDME and it is the only reason I can keep my son with me because without I could not get his test strips and he would have surely died.  Thank you to all who have given freely with their love and support you have definitely kept my son alive!  God Bless!  
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<div><span style="font-family:inherit;font-size:1rem;color:inherit;">This is our link </span><a href="https://gofund.me/62345665," target="_blank" style="font-family:inherit;font-size:1rem;" rel="noreferrer noopener"><a href="https://gofund.me/62345665," target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://gofund.me/62345665,</a></a><span style="font-family:inherit;font-size:1rem;color:inherit;"> if  you can help, please anything will help! I just can't loose my son to this illness he's my only child my only family! Please help! I have to take care of him he has no one else. I love him with all my heart, Please. I hate asking for help but I don't know what else to do. Thank you for reading our story, please share it to help raise awareness of his life threatening illness that we need help with.</span>
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Russell's  Keto acidosis Expenses Emergency Fund

I'm Terry, Michael's dad, and my son is withering away right in front of me.  It pains me to know that instead of watching my son grow, learn and blossom into an independent young man, I will have to watch him regress, become wheelchair bound and slowly lose all functionality of his body and mind. <strong>We need your help to change his future. <br /></strong><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/39019500_1557118736291553_r.jpeg" alt="39019500_1557118736291553_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br />Michael was born one week before Christmas (he was actually due to be born on December 25) an early Christmas gift that we had all anxiously been waiting for. He was perfect, 10 fingers, 10 toes and big blue eyes, what else could we ask for. We brought him home and started our new life as a family of 5.<br /> <br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/39019500_1557119253996461_r.jpeg" alt="39019500_1557119253996461_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br />As the months went by we started to notice that Michael was missing some major milestones, in my gut I knew that there was something wrong but I just did not want to believe it.  After numerous doctors appointments, MRI's, blood work and endless conversation with medical professionals Michael was diagnosed with <strong>SPG50 an ultra rare neurodegenerative disease.</strong> <br /><br />As our neurologist explained what Michaels future looked like,  words like <strong>severe developmental delay,</strong> <strong>non verbal, spastic paraplegia</strong> and <strong>confined to a wheelchair by the age of 10</strong> painted a picture of a future that no parent wants for their child. <br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/39019500_1557117631138905_r.jpeg" alt="39019500_1557117631138905_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /> <br /><strong>It's unbelievable</strong> that our happy, lively little boy will gradually regress and be lost to this terrible disease.  <strong>We won' t sit back and watch Michael be taken away from us. </strong>He deserves better and we need to <strong>help him reach his full potential.</strong><br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/39019500_1559017976917228_r.jpeg" alt="39019500_1559017976917228_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br /><span style="font-size:1.0625rem;">SPG50 is a progressive brain disorder that begins in early childhood, it is  caused by just one missing protein… but it’s an important one.  Because he doesn’t have this protein, as degeneration rapidly progresses Michael will lose the ability to use his feet, hands and slowly his </span>brain<span style="font-size:1.0625rem;"> will </span>depress<span style="font-size:1.0625rem;"> until there is nothing left. They call it a progressive cerebral palsy.</span><br /><br />Our goal is to raise $3 million dollars in 1 year, to give Michael the chance he deserves to live a full life.  We can’t just sit back watch him decline while there is something that can be done to keep him moving forward.<br /><br />We are asking you to <strong style="text-decoration:underline;">Help us give Michael a brighter </strong><span style="font-weight:900;"><u>tomorrow</u></span><strong style="text-decoration:underline;">!</strong><br /><br />We <strong>need your help</strong> to contribute what you can , and to help share <strong>#JourneyToCureMichael, #CureMichael</strong> so it can go viral, and our goal can be reached.<br /><br />Michael can have a<strong> Brighter Tomorrow</strong> thanks to you.  <br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/39019500_1560222437566948_r.jpeg" alt="39019500_1560222437566948_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br /><strong>HOW YOU CAN HELP TODAY</strong><br />1. Donate what you can, any amount is appreciated<br />2. Share on all social media with hashtags #CureMichael #JourneyToCureMichael<br />3. Email this GoFundMe link and these steps to all contacts you know<br />4. Leverage any avenue you have to make this go viral (or send leads/tips to [email redacted])<br /><br /><strong>WHERE IS YOUR MONEY GOING?</strong><br />Every penny will go to research being done right now on SPG50 through several amazing hospitals and universities around the world. We are currently racing against time to fund this research, trial and ultimately cure for all SPG50 children. ***Any donations received above the goal will go directly to additional research into SPG50***<br /> <br /><strong>WHY SO MUCH MONEY?</strong><br />Getting a clinical trial up and running can cost millions of dollars. In Rare Diseases, large pharmaceutical companies have little interest because they don’t see ways to make a profit. <strong>If we can’t fund it, the clinical trial will not happen!</strong><br /><br /><strong>TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE</strong><br />All efforts made now to help Michael develop normally will be lost if we do not find a cure, spasticity and neurological delays will begin to affect him as early as 3, that's less than 16 months away.<br /><br /><strong>THERE IS A CLEAR FAST TRACK PATH TO TREATMENT</strong><br />1. Create proof of concept<br />2. Manufacture clinical grade drug production<br />3. Final safety studies<br />4. FDA approval to proceed with clinical trial<br />5. Start clinical trial<br /><br /><strong>Websites &amp; Social Media</strong><br /><a href="https://www.facebook.com/CureSPG50">Facebook</a> <br /><a href="https://twitter.com/CureSPG50">Twitter</a> <br /><a href="https://www.instagram.com/tpirovoltoronto/">Instagram</a> <br /><br /><br /><br />From the bottom of our hearts we thank you, we will be forever grateful for your help and support to help Michael reach his full potential.

Cure Michael (CureSPG50, SPG50)

<div>Carrie tragically passed away on May 19. She was incredibly smart, funny, and so loved by her family and friends. Carrie cared deeply about the world around her and dedicated her life to helping others through her work at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles. Carrie was also a beloved daughter, and the love she shared with her parents was at the center of who she was.
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Support Brandon and Hudson

<div>Hey everyone, my name is Michelle and <strong>I’m starting this fundraiser for my sweet nephew, Deacon (11 years old)</strong>. On Tuesday, January 27, he was enjoying a snowy day off school with friends when he slipped climbing a hill, slid further than anyone could have stopped, and went out into the street where he was struck by a car. Those on the scene acted with incredible speed and care, and he was quickly evacuated by helicopter to University of Virginia Children’s Hospital.
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<div>We don’t know when Deacon will wake up. We don’t know how long he will need to stay in the hospital. We don’t know what the full road to recovery will look like. What we do know is that he’s a strong and resilient little kid, he is being cared for by an extraordinary medical team, and his parents, Stephanie and Daniel, are by his side every moment of the day and night. Back home, Deacon’s big brother Sawyer and their dog Ellie are being lovingly cared for by Deacon’s grandparents so Steph and Daniel can be by Deacon’s side.
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<div>If you’re able to donate, we are unbelievably grateful. And if you’re not, <strong>please consider sharing this fundraiser—it truly makes a difference, and you never know who it might reach.</strong>
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<div>We will continue to post updates as we learn more. Thank you for surrounding Deacon, his big brother Sawyer, and his parents, Stephanie and Daniel, with your prayers, your kindness, and your hope during the most difficult days of their lives.
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Helping a Brave, Goofy Kid Heal: Deacon’s Story

<div>Hello everyone, we want to share our story with you. Our son, <strong>Cristian</strong>, wasn't feeling like himself for a few weeks, just feeling a bit off. Nothing terribly bad to make us think he was as sick as he would turn out to be. On Sunday, April 26th, we took him to the emergency room where they told us he would need to be transferred to Rush University to have blood transfusions and for further tests to see what was causing his low levels. Nothing could prepare us for what was coming next.
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Support Cristian's Fight Against Leukemia

<div>We are raising funds to support our fellow Scripps respiratory care practitioner, Math B., as he undergoes treatment and recovery. During this time away from work, financial burdens can quickly accumulate. We hope to come together as a community to offer our support and help ease this challenging period for him.
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Coming Together for Math B.'s Healing Journey

<div>On Thursday, March 12, 2026, Technical Sergeant Ashley Pruitt tragically lost her life in a crash involving a Boeing KC-135 Stratotanker while serving in Iraq. Ashley was doing the job she loved and was incredibly proud to serve her country. She joined the United States Air Force in the spring of 2017 and found her passion as a boom operator. Ashley took great pride in her work and in supporting the mission every day. As a TSgt., she was also a leader who cared deeply about the Airmen she worked with. 
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<div> More than anything, Ashley loved her family. She was a devoted wife to Greg and a loving mother to their three-year-old daughter, Emilia, and her stepson, Oliver. She worked hard for the family she always wanted and cherished them all. Ashley’s loss leaves an unimaginable hole for her family, friends, and fellow Airmen. 
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<div> This fundraiser was created to support Greg, Emilia, and Oliver as they navigate life without her. Any support, whether through donating or sharing, means so much to the family she loved with her whole heart.
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Support for Ashley Pruitt's Family

<b>Thank you for all the donations! These donations will help make a tremendous impact in the lives of the Staff touched by this tragedy. I assure every single dollar raised will go to the Temple Security &amp; Staff. </b><br /><br />Temple Israel will <b>continue ongoing support</b> for all these heroes. If you wish to further support the Temple &amp; its efforts to rebuild, please feel free to head over to Temple Israel’s website.
<br /><br />On a day that changed everything for Temple Israel, the security staff &amp; ECC teachers showed extraordinary courage and selflessness. <br /><br />When an attacker threatened the safety of the community, Danny Phillips, the director of security, put himself in harm’s way to protect others. Even after being injured, Danny made his way to a classroom to warn students, teachers, and staff not to go into the hallway, ensuring their safety above his own. His actions, the entire security team &amp; Staff reflect a deep commitment to the well-being of everyone at Temple Israel. <br /><br />Danny is now recovering from multiple fractures &amp; injuries, but his first concern was always for the children &amp; community. The security staff have always gone above &amp; beyond, putting themselves at risk so others can be safe. <br /><br />In the aftermath of this traumatic event, they’ll be facing various expenses &amp; other challenges as they heal &amp; rebuild. 

This fundraiser is dedicated to supporting the security staff at Temple Israel. <br /><br />The funds raised will help as they recover. Please consider making a donation to show your gratitude and support for these everyday heroes.

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<div>Please consider giving your support to Heather Koval as she walks through the loss of her husband, Seth.
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Honoring Capt. Seth Koval’s Legacy and Family

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<div>Alex proudly served our country as a Major in the United States Air Force for eight years. He was recently deployed in support of Operation Epic Fury, and on March 12, 2026, Alex made the ultimate sacrifice when his KC-135 plane crashed in western Iraq while serving his country.

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<div>Alex was more than a serviceman. He was a devoted husband, a loving father, and the kind of person who would quietly step in to help anyone who needed it. He embodied what it means to be a servant leader. His loss has left an immeasurable void in the lives of all who knew and loved him.

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<div>Libby and Alex built a beautiful life together and were raising three precious children: their energetic two-and-a-half-year-old and their seven-month-old twins. In an instant, Libby has been left to walk through profound grief while caring for their young family.

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<div>Thank you for helping us honor Alex’s legacy by caring for the family he loved so dearly.

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Honoring Major Alex Klinner — Supporting Libby & Children

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<div>The Parent Connection is truly overwhelmed by the incredible outpouring of generosity and support from our community. In just 24 hours, more than $200,000 was raised to support our Temple Israel family. Your kindness, care, and willingness to show up for one another has meant so much during this difficult time.

Because we have already reached our goal, the GoFundMe has now been closed. For anyone who would still like to contribute, donations can be made directly through the Temple Israel website at: <a href="https://www.temple-israel.org/form/onemomentonecommunity" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><a href="https://www.temple-israel.org/form/onemomentonecommunity" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://www.temple-israel.org/form/onemomentonecommunity</a></a>

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<div>These funds will go toward strengthening and expanding our security systems, supporting additional staffing, and providing the resources our community needs to move forward together with strength and care.

Thank you for standing with our Temple Israel family. Your support reminds us how powerful and compassionate our community truly is. <br />

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<div>On Thursday, March 12, the Jewish community in West Bloomfield, Michigan experienced a moment that none of us will ever forget.


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<div>We are reaching out with love, hope, and courage for our incredible son, Levi, as our family learns how to live with childhood epilepsy. Levi is the kind of child whose laughter fills a room, whose goofy jokes and big hugs make everyone feel seen and loved, and whose heart is as big as his dreams. He is active, kind, and full of life. The kind of kid who brings light wherever he goes.
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<div>If you’ve met Levi, you know he has a way of making everyone smile. He’s silly, affectionate, and always on the move, especially toward the nearest pool. Swimming is his joy and his dream, and he longs to return to competing with his teammates on the Alameda Gators. More than anything, our goal is simple: to give Levi the chance to have a childhood filled with laughter, friendship, and the freedom to do what he loves most.
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Supporting Levi’s Journey with Epilepsy

<div>On the first night of Chanukah, our community suffered an unimaginable loss. Our beloved rabbi, teacher, and friend, Rabbi Eli Schlanger, was tragically killed in the Bondi massacre.
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<div>Rabbi Eli was an exceptional human being who devoted every part of his life to others. He changed the lives of everyone he interacted with. Always with a warm smile, a listening ear, and a heart open to every question and struggle. Whether you came to him with a personal dilemma, a spiritual question, or simply needed someone to talk to, he always had time. No one was ever turned away. He supported individuals and families through joy and heartbreak, quietly giving of himself in ways most people never saw. Now, he leaves behind his loving wife and five beautiful children, including a newborn baby who will grow up hearing stories of the remarkable father they lost far too soon. Eli devoted his life to our community. He gave us his time, his energy, his wisdom, and his love. In this time of deep grief, we want to come together to give back to the family who gave him to us.
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<div>Rabbi Eli spent his life lifting others up. Now, in his honour, we have the chance to lift up his family. Please donate generously and help us support the Schlanger family during this heartbreaking time.
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Help Majdal Shams Families Rebuild and Heal

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<div>Eight years ago, my amazing mom was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. Since then, our family has witnessed the gradual decline that this devastating illness brings. However, thanks to the advancements in research and medications, we've been able to prolong her ability to be with us and cherish precious moments, like seeing my kids' births through their start of elementary school.
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<div><strong>On June 20th, 2024 the Alzheimer’s Association celebrates one of their biggest fundraisers </strong>- <strong>The Longest Day© </strong>which is the summer solstice - the day with the most light. The Longest Day participants fight the darkness of Alzheimer's and all other dementia through a fundraising activity of their choice on a day that works for them. And today is the day for our family. <strong>We seek to raise $2000 by 6/20/24 to support The Longest Day. </strong>
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<div>So, I'm turning to you, my community, to join me in making a difference. As a busy mom of four, I know firsthand the importance of support and unity in tackling life's toughest battles. That's why I've chosen to launch this GoFundMe campaign to rally our community in support of the Alzheimer's Association.
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<div>Together, we can make a meaningful impact in the fight against Alzheimer's. Please consider donating to our campaign, and share it with your friends, family, and networks. Your generosity and support mean the world to me and countless others affected by this relentless disease.
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Let's Team Up to Beat Alzheimer's Together!

<div>This past Sunday, the unthinkable happened: the Root family lost their home — and nearly everything they owned — in a sudden and devastating fire. Within just five minutes, flames consumed their house, leaving behind only ashes and heartbreak.

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<div>Hi, we're Tyler and Ericson! and as of this week, we are officially husbands and husbands! ‍❤️‍
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<div>We got engaged in January 2025, and just this week, we made it official by signing our marriage license. There was no wedding, no celebration, no fancy reception, just the two of us taking a quiet but meaningful step forward in our lives together.
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<div>Instead of planning a big wedding (and probably going into debt for it), we made a conscious decision to skip the ceremony and put that energy toward something even more important to us: <strong>starting our family.</strong>
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<div>We’ve both known for a long time that we want to become parents. We’re surrounded by a big, loud, loving Filipino family, and lots of nieces and nephews, so family has always been at the center of our lives. Parenthood isn’t just a hope for us, it’s a shared dream. We both deeply, wholeheartedly want to be fathers.
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<div>Before we can even begin choosing an agency or talking to professionals, we need to understand what we can realistically afford and that means starting the process of fundraising now.
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<div>For years, we’ve witnessed countless stories of people helping each other through some of life’s most personal and powerful moments. It’s been inspiring to see how compassion and generosity can truly change lives.
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<div>We met on Hinge after Ericson moved to Irvine. What started as a few messages turned into long conversations, a meaningful connection, and eventually, a life together. Along the way, we’ve grown stronger, working through growing pains, uncomfortable conversations, and all the things that come with building a real, lasting partnership.
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<div>This next chapter, starting our family, is the most meaningful one yet. It won’t be easy, and it won’t be fast. But we are ready, we are committed, and we are hopeful.
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<div>Thank you so much for reading, for supporting, and for being here with us. It means more than we can put into words.
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<div>We hope you'll continue to follow our journey, and just know, by helping us, you’re officially future aunties and uncles to the family we hope to build!
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<div>With all our love and gratitude,
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Help Tyler & Ericson Become Dads!

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<div>I'm Arnie Katz, and after experiencing the Bay Area wildfires, I understand how crucial every minute can be. People have lost their lives because they evacuated too late or took the wrong route. That’s why I support Watch Duty, a nonprofit dedicated to providing real-time wildfire alerts that empower communities to act fast and stay safe.
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<div>Together, we can make a difference, helping to save lives and protect our communities from the devastating impacts of wildfires. Thank you for supporting our mission.
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