Support Joe’s Recovery After Devastating Motorcycle Accident

On January 29th, Joe was involved in a life-threatening motorcycle accident on 104th ave. He was airlifted to Swedish Medical Center, a Level 1 trauma center, where he remains in critical condition, fighting for his life.

Joe suffered multiple severe injuries, including a broken clavicle, ribs, pelvis, femur, and left arm. He also tore both carotid arteries in his neck, which has caused continued strokes and a dangerous lack of blood supply to the front of his brain. He has not yet regained consciousness, and we are all praying and hoping for his recovery.

Small update on Joe from his mom-“I am so blessed that I have gotten all the responses of love and prayers for my son Joe. I just wanted to give you all an update on Joe, he has not regained consciousness, but is stable. They were able to fix his femur and when he wakes up, they will start walking him. They plan on working on the broken parts of his arm on Wednesday or Thursday. I did an MRI and it did not show any additional strokes or seizures. This is good news. Please share and pass the word onto everyone.” 

Who Joe Is & Why He Needs Our Help

Joe is 27 years old and one of the most outgoing, caring, and energetic people you’ll ever meet. He’s the kind of guy who lights up a room, always the center of attention, always looking out for others. He’s been passionate about motorcycles his whole life—whether it be dirt bikes or street bikes. Joe lives life to the fullest.

Where Your Donations Will Go

Joe has a long road ahead. He is waiting for multiple surgeries, and after that, he will require extensive rehabilitation. The costs of medical care, rehab, and additional expenses like pet care are overwhelming. All funds raised will go directly to his mother, Jennifer, to help cover these expenses and give Joe the best chance at recovery.

Every donation, no matter the size, makes a difference. Even if you can’t donate, sharing this fundraiser helps more than you know.

Joe has always been there for his friends, his family, and his fellow riders. Now it’s our turn to be there for him. Let’s rally together and show Joe how much he’s loved.

Please keep Joe and his family in your thoughts and prayers. Thank you for your support.