Emergency Fund for Kim & Her 3 Girls—A Safe New Start

Hi, I’m Davis, a relative of Kim and her three young daughters. Their lives were shattered overnight when they discovered devastating lies and hidden danger in their own home. Now, with the abuser awaiting trial, Kim—a stay-at-home mom of six years—has no income, no savings, and no way to provide for her girls. I’m asking for your help to give them safety and stability during this unimaginable time.

For years, Kim believed she was building a stable life for her daughters—until the truth surfaced suddenly, exposing betrayal and abuse no one saw coming. Overnight, she became a single mom with nothing: no paycheck, no safety net, and no way to pay rent or even put food on the table.

The trauma of what happened is theirs to process privately, but the practical crisis is urgent:

- They must relocate or secure their current housing immediately.

- The kids need food, clothing, and stability while Kim finds work.

- Their car—critical for school, groceries, and a future job—needs repairs.

We’re raising **$20,000** to cover:

- **$12,000**: First/last/security deposit + 3 months’ rent (or 6 months at their current home if safer).

- **$3,000**: Groceries, school supplies, and essentials for the girls.

- **$5,000**: Car repairs, insurance, and emergency costs.

This isn’t just about money—it’s about giving these kids a chance to grow up without fear.

As a parent myself, I’m heartbroken imagining those little girls grappling with such betrayal. Kim is strong, but no one should have to rebuild their life from zero overnight. If you’ve ever wished you could ‘do something’ when hearing about situations like this, here’s your chance.

No amount is too small—even $10 helps. If you can’t give, please share this campaign or send a kind thought their way. Silence is what abusers rely on; let’s answer with support.

Thank you for seeing Kim and her daughters when they most need to be seen. Your kindness is a light in this dark time.

To protect their privacy, we’ve kept details vague—but the need is very real. We’ll share updates on their progress as possible.