Let's Get Lee Jones-Fraser a Little Boost

Please consider offering your support to a very good man, father, and friend, Lee Jones-Fraser (Mackay, QLD) who has had a very unfortunate start to 2023 with a very serious car accident coming back from a swimming excursion with his two children.

Thankfully, everyone is okay due to seatbelts and a roll-over protection system installed in the vehicle but the Cruiser is a total loss... and was sadly un-insured due to the fact that Lee has had financial struggles.

Because of these struggles, Lee had been to sell off his truck because of it's significant value, and downsizing to a cheap little bubble car in order to assist with some debt. Now, that plan has gone out the window... he finds himself in a more dire situation than even before... and could just use a bit of a boost.

Not to mention, that on the day of the accident, the plumbing failed in his kitchen sink, flooding the cabinet underneath.

Lee is an authentic man, with a military background, and spent the last few years serving in Emergency Services as a rescue helicopter crew member. He is divorced and a dedicated father to his two children... wanting nothing but the best for them.

Lee is a man who would give you the shirt off his back if it was the last thing he owned. Anyone who knows him would agree. He is earnest in his desire to help people through his work. He is presently employed but still struggling to stay on top of things.

He'll be the first to tell you that as a result of his present circumstances, he has experienced significant lows with regards to his mental and emotional health.

In spite of this, Lee has continued to make efforts to support others with physical, mental, and emotional health. Lee has generously offered his time and support to me and my family on numerous occasions and never asked for a thing in return.

I have created this page for Lee without him knowing, but asked his permission before publishing. I would love to be able to raise a few thousand dollars to help him get on his feet just a bit. It's certainly not enough to buy back the Cruiser, but may facilitate him getting a replacement vehicle to get to work and accomplish the basic errands with his kids.

Any help you can offer is greatly appreciated.