Provide a safe and clean living environment for disabled

Dear Friends and Community,

We are reaching out with a heartfelt plea to ask for your support for a dear friend who is facing a dire situation. We are not sharing any personal information of the individuals involved to maintain privacy and out of respect for them and the situation. Our friend has been struggling with severe medical issues, including diabetes, heart problems, and a recent extended hospital stay. On top of these challenges, he battles depression and is disabled, which makes even the most basic daily tasks incredibly difficult.

Recently, we discovered that he and another disabled individual residing with him are living in conditions that have become overwhelming and unsafe. The home has deteriorated into an extreme hoarding situation, filled with garbage, bugs, and unsanitary conditions that pose serious health risks. This has compounded the struggles and left him feeling trapped and hopeless.

My husband and I have stepped in to assist with the cleanup of the home, but the scale of the task is beyond what we can handle alone. We have already begun the process of clearing out the house, but we need your help to see this through.

Here’s how you can support us:

Financial Assistance for Cleanup Costs: We are seeking funds to help cover the costs of renting a dumpster and purchasing necessary hazmat materials to ensure the cleanup is done safely.

New Household Items: Once the cleanup is complete, they will need basic household items such as furniture, bedding, food, and clothing to start fresh. Unfortunately for the cleanup to be done properly and to ensure future safety most items in the home need to be disposed of.

Your generous contribution will make a profound difference in these individuals life, offering them a clean, safe environment and the chance to rebuild. Every donation, no matter the size, will be a step towards giving them the fresh start they desperately need to regain a sense of normalcy and hope.

Thank you for your support and kindness.

With gratitude,

Danielle and Cassidy Sutton