Help Evan Focus on Chemotherapy Treatment and Recovery

Dear friends, family, and generous supporters,

We are reaching out to you today to ask for your help for a beloved member of our community, Evan Taylor, who is facing an incredibly difficult time. As many of you know, Evan has been a dedicated father, coach, mentor, and volunteer in Stoughton for over a decade. He has selflessly given his time and energy to teach, guide, and inspire countless young athletes in our town, coaching everything from youth sports to high school teams.

Now, Evan finds himself in a fight of his own. Recently, he was diagnosed with lymphoma, and as he begins chemotherapy treatment, he is unable to work due to his health and the intensity of his medical care. The stress of this diagnosis, coupled with mounting medical bills, has left him struggling to keep up with everyday expenses, including his home bills and supporting his daughter, Alex, who is active in volleyball and needs assistance with her own expenses and activities.

Evan has always been a rock in our community—helping others without a second thought. Now, it’s our turn to support him. This GoFundMe campaign is intended to help with:

• Medical expenses related to Evan’s lymphoma diagnosis and ongoing treatment.

• Home expenses so he can focus on recovery without the added stress of bills piling up.

• Daily living expenses, as he is unable to work at this time.

• Support for Alex, his daughter, to help with her volleyball activities and everyday needs during this challenging period.

Every contribution, no matter how small, will make a difference and ease the burden Evan and his family are facing. Your generosity will help him focus on his health and recovery while ensuring his family continues to have the support they need.

Evan has given so much to others over the years, and now it’s our chance to give back. Please consider donating, sharing this page, and keeping Evan and his family in your thoughts and prayers.

Thank you for your kindness and support.

With gratitude,