Help Cosper Family in critical time of need

My husband, Gary and I bought a new home in May 2020. About a month or 2 after moving in, I began having very severe and wide-ranging symptoms. To name a few: extreme body stiffness, blurry vision, never-ending migraines, sinus issues, developed MCS (multiple chemical sensitivities), debilitating pain, brain fog, on my worst days I was unable to walk or hold our baby; the kids were having weird rashes and skin issues, coughing and sinus issues, and Gary suffered sinus problems and headaches. In November, I was diagnosed with Mycotoxicity (mold poisoning) and my doctor pushed us to have our home tested for mold and water damage. It was discovered that the new build was not properly dried before putting up the walls, and there was toxic mold growth on the framework throughout the house. Testing deemed the house "hazardous" and we were forced to leave and take nothing with us, or risk cross-contaminating our new space with mold spores and mycotoxins. Our builder has been unwilling to make things right. We vacated our home in January and stayed in a hotel until March, when we decided it would be more feasible to live in a travel trailer while going through the legal battle with our builder. Between having to replace things and start from scratch for our family of five to live in the camper (clothes, toiletries, linens, kitchen supplies, foods, baby supplies etc), having to trade in our car and replace carseats, medical costs, having a mortgage for a house we can't live in, trailer and rv park payments, and the very high monthly costs of attorney fees, we have found ourselves in a major financial crisis. We've been doing this on our own for 9 months so far and are realizing we will not be able to continue to afford the legal fight without help. We also still have medical needs that have been put on the backburner due to inability to pay. Please consider donating and/or sharing our fundraiser, this has been a literal nightmare to go through as a family, struggling with chronic illness and living in a camper with three kids. We've been doing the best we can but are in a really desperate position.