Help Chelsea Repair Her Flood-Damaged Car

My name is Chelsea Selph, and on Wednesday, November 6th, my car was flooded. I am a 23-year-old art education major, set to graduate in May. Unfortunately, I only had liability coverage on my vehicle. While hurricanes are common in South Georgia, I was not prepared for the flash flood that occurred that night and caused significant damage to my Honda Civic.

Having a reliable mode of transportation is crucial for me to continue attending college and commuting to work to help finance my education. I took my car in for inspection and received a repair estimate of approximately $7,000. Since this is a newer car, I would like to repair it so I can keep driving it and work towards my goal of becoming an elementary school art teacher.

I have attached pictures of the car's damage and have listed the issues below:

- YAW rate sensor

- SRS failure

- EVAP failure

- Belt tensioner codes

- Floor harness issues

- EVAP canister damage

- CVS valve malfunction

- FTP sensor problems

- Entire car's carpet and seats need replacement

- SRS not operational (airbags)

Thank you for your consideration! All funds received will be going straight to my car repair and in turn, helping me graduate!

(In the video, my car is the one behind the tree)