Help Flo get his truck back.

Normally I wouldn't do something like this because, as we say in Guam, I am måmålao. Which means ashamed. Our family has had a run of bad luck when it comes to our vehicles this past year. On my birthday (11/30) last year my car went down. Then a couple of weeks later his truck goes down too. We were in a desperate situation of needing him to get to and from work as well as get the kids to and from school. We had no choice but to get a rental car which still left us with only 1 vehicle for our family of 5. Months go by and we were no closer to getting my car fixed because it would've cost us upwards of $12k to get my engine replaced all while his truck was also sitting in a shop because they could not acquire the part needed to repair it due to back order. Come February we somehow were able to trade in my car while his truck still sat in the shop. Flo even tried looking for the part himself online and thru his contacts at his old job but unfortunately it was still unavailable. In the mean time we were still having to share 1 vehicle between us and getting him to work and the kids to school. Fortunately for the summer we didnt have to share a vehicle much since the kids were out of school. But then a few weeks ago his shop called and was finally able to get a part ordered for his truck and we waited for it to come in. Last week they got the much needed and long awaited part for the truck and repaired it. But, now that the truck is repaired we no longer have the funds to pay for it and get the truck back. With our kids going back to school next week and Flo's work schedule it has become difficult to get around with just one vehicle. We are humbly asking for your kindness and compassion to help us get his truck back. We are trying to raise $2,400 to cover the cost of the repair and also pay for his registration renewal as it has expired while the truck has been in the shop. Please help us. Any amount counts towards our goal. We are so thankful for your kindness and generosity..... - The Querubins