Hi all, I am currently a civil mariner working on the Great Lakes. I am at Sea until late January which will make me away for a little over 180 days. I have been in the industry going on 4 years, starting out Longlining on a Catcher Processor on a Commercial Fishing Vessel on the Bering Sea. Beauty Bay was the name of the Vessel.  The work was tough, the seas were unforgiving and the hours were 16 plus. The then job tested myself and crew made up of mostly greenhorns, while gone for 4 months in ways that would have made many quit on day 1. From there i went to another company based in Seattle Washington named Coastal Transportation, where i moved up from Ordinary Seaman to Able Seaman in little over a year. This company transported cargo from Seattle, to ports in Alaska for the people that live and work there seasonally or full-time. I stayed there for a little over 2 years and recently decided to join a Union on the Great Lakes.

What i realized is that being at sea has given me some time away from distractions to really figure out who i am, what i want, and if this career is actually for me. Being at sea has been a wild ride but I feel after going on 4 years that it is time to graduate from this industry and pursue a land based business that i would be happy with After much experience, situations and long work hours, sailing for companies which some value the mariner more than others, i have been planning to leave after my season on the Great Lakes is done.  I have met excellent people who are well rounded and nice, and I also have dealt with characters who have zero to contribute and only seek to gain by any means. I have had sleepless nights due to the waves crashing and the boat vibrating. I have endured much hardship to the point where it’s time to either smarten up or be stuck on the water. I can say, for some people, it is in their blood, and for others it’s just a means to an income.

To pursue a service based business which will be catering to those who have and those who have not. To those who work and to those who are out to have fun. To those who are craving a snack, or to a new business that needs a reasonably priced catering sponsor to bring hot dogs, sausages, chips and drinks for a grand opening. I want to collaborate with non-profits and churches that do things for the community and bring excellent customer service in a Stand In Hot Dog Trailer that can hold firm during winter.

For the past couple of months i have already formed an LLC online, acquired a business bank account, and have already put half down on a $15,000 trailer to serve from. To be an entrepreneur and a go getter like i have always have been, but on my own terms while also being a good example of what can be accomplished with a focus and dedication. I am not here to get a free ride, nor am i so lazy i cant work a few more months at sea but i would be nice if i could go home and start up this business without worrying about if i have to sign another contract to be able to pay for the equipment needed.

Equipment list- Stand in Hot dog Trailer, Ford Ranger to Pull Trailer, P4500i Generator,

Everything else i could swing with my current income without having to take out a loan from a bank. I already have student loans work $10,000 which i am also attempting to pay off so i can start my business debt free.

Thank you for reading :)

 

My cash app is $bbqgoose

 

In a world where financial stability is an essential cornerstone of personal growth, opportunities often remain out of reach for many individuals, due to limited access to capital, especially in Africa.

I am a 58-year-old Ghanaian who was fortunate to emigrate to the United States about 32 years ago. I am the founder of TINYLOANS MICROCREDIT ENTERPRISE, a Ghanaian company that provides micro loans and micro credit to hundreds of petty traders and private commercial drivers to use as capital to establish and boost their petty-trading and transportation businesses.

About a year ago, I embarked on a mission to empower those who have been marginalized by traditional financial institutions, specifically hundreds of petty traders and individuals who have been left out of the financial market. My goal has been to provide them with the opportunity to thrive and grow their businesses through microloans and credit facilities. But I can’t do it alone any longer as the demand has grown exponentially in a very short time. I am seeking your support and contributions to raise the capital needed to make this vision a reality for these countless petty traders and drivers. Together, we can create economic opportunities and foster financial inclusion for those who need it most. Join me in this meaningful endeavor to make a lasting impact on the lives of countless individuals striving for a better future in Ghana, West Africa.

Over the years, I have had occasion to visit my home country, Ghana a few times. During these visits, I observed first-hand the hardship and difficulty, especially women face daily.

Some of the hardships and difficulty include but not limited to the following:

Limited Access to Education: Many Ghanaian women, particularly those in rural areas, have limited access to quality education. This lack of education can perpetuate cycles of poverty and restrict opportunities for personal and professional growth.

Unemployment and Under Employment: The availability of formal job opportunities is often limited, leading to high levels of unemployment and underemployment. Even when jobs are available, women may face discrimination and unequal pay for equal work.

Lack of Economic Opportunities: Entrepreneurial opportunities and access to capital are often scarce, making it difficult for people, especially women to start and sustain businesses. This lack of economic empowerment can prevent women from achieving financial independence.

Gender Inequality: Deep-rooted gender norms and stereotypes can lead to discrimination against women in various aspects of life, including access to resources, decision-making, and inheritance rights.

Healthcare Challenges: Inadequate healthcare infrastructure and limited access to healthcare services can disproportionately affect women’s health, particularly in rural areas. Maternal mortality rates remain high due to challenges in accessing proper maternal care.

Domestic Responsibilities: Women often bear the brunt of domestic responsibilities, including childcare, cooking, and household chores. This can limit their ability to pursue education and employment opportunities outside the home.

Child Marriage and Teen Pregnancy: Child marriage and teenage pregnancy continue to be prevalent issues, particularly in rural areas. Early marriage can cut short a girl’s education and limit her future opportunities.

Violence Against Women: Gender-based violence, including physical, emotional, and sexual abuse, remains a significant concern. Many women face challenges in accessing support and justice due to societal stigma and lack of legal recourse.

Limited Access to Financial Services: Capital: Women often have limited access to formal financial institutions and services, which can hinder their ability to save, invest, or access credit for business ventures.

Inadequate Infrastructure: Poor infrastructure, such as unreliable electricity and limited access to clean water and sanitation facilities, can disproportionately affect women who bear the responsibility for managing households.

Lack of Access to Adequate Health Services: Limited access to health services and family planning options can impact women’s overall well-being and ability to control their reproductive choices.

To help fill some of the gap left by traditional financial institutions who refuse to grant loans to petty traders like market women or unemployed individuals in Ghanaian communities, a few years ago, I established a micro-lending business in Ghana to give a hand-up to mostly market women and individuals in need of small capital to start and/or sustain their petty trading, as well as young men who were looking to work as drivers etc. but had no means to buy vehicles or start their own small businesses.

TINYLOANS MICRO CREDIT also offer micro loans to parents to pay their dependents’ school fees when the school semesters begin and the parents have no money to send their wards to school.

In addition, TINYLOANS MICRO CREDIT works with men who are seeking vehicles to operate a taxicab and other transportation businesses by offering them loans to buy the vehicles and then give them flexible work-and-pay terms.

Over the past one year, our micro-lending initiative has achieved remarkable success in empowering market women and drivers to achieve economic independence and uplift their families. These women and men play a crucial role in their communities by selling essential goods and produce, as well as provide essential services, and our support has enabled them to overcome financial barriers, expand their businesses, and improve their living standards.

I am reaching out today because the demand for our micro-loans initiatives has grown exponentially. While I have initially been funding this initiative using my personal income from my meager salary as an employee of a healthcare company, the rapid expansion of the initiative and the increasing demand for loans have put a strain on my finances.

Unfortunately, this situation is making it challenging for me to be able to keep funding the micro-loans from my pocket. That’s why I am humbly seeking support in sustaining and expanding our micro-lending business. Your generous donations will allow us to:

1. Provide larger loans to more market women, enabling them to diversify and increase their trading activities.
2. Offer financial literacy and business training programs, empowering these women with valuable skills to manage and grow their businesses effectively.
3. Create a sustainable cycle of economic growth, as the market women repay their loans, which are then re-invested into new loans for other aspiring entrepreneurs.
4. Economic Empowerment: Our micro loans will enable market women and taxi-cab drivers to acquire the capital needed to start or expand their businesses. This leads to increased income, economic self-sufficiency, and a higher standard of living.
5. Job-Creation: As market women and taxi drivers expand their businesses or own their vehicles, they may need to hire additional staff or drivers, creating job opportunities for others in the community.
6. Entrepreneurial Growth: Our micro lending will allow market women to purchase more inventory, expand their product offerings, and reach a larger customer base. Similarly, taxi drivers can upgrade to newer and more efficient vehicles, leading to increased earning potential.
7. Asset Building: By owning their own cars or businesses, individuals can build assets over time, which can provide them with a sense of security and stability.
8. Financial Inclusion: Our micro lending offers an avenue for market women and taxi drivers to access formal financial services, helping them establish credit histories and enter the formal financial system.
9. Women’s Empowerment: Micro loans to market women can contribute to women’s empowerment by providing them with the means to run successful businesses, make financial decisions, and contribute to their families’ well-being.
10. Community Development: The success of market women and taxi drivers who benefit from micro lending can lead to increased economic activity and overall community development.
11. Reduced Poverty: By providing the means for individuals to generate higher incomes, micro lending contributes to poverty reduction and improved living standards for borrowers and their families.
12. Skill Enhancement: As individuals manage and expand their businesses, they may develop valuable skills in financial management, customer service, and entrepreneurship.

Our demand is limitless because the need is so high and growing every day. Nonetheless, I am seeking One-Hundred Thousand dollars ($100,000) as initial seed money to boost and sustain this micro lending initiative, as well as open branches across the 16 regions of Ghana.

Your contribution, no matter the size, will have a direct impact on the lives of these individuals and their families. Together, we can create a ripple effect that transforms communities, empowers women, and fosters economic development in Ghana.

To donate, please visit paypal.me/Faikeins, or CashApp at $FrankAikeins, or contact me directly via email at kaffkiens.cittiverse@gmail.com, or by phone at (617) 401 5090.

Your support will be acknowledged and recognized, and you’ll receive regular updates on the progress and success stories resulting from your generosity.

In the symphony of compassion, every note resonates with hope. As I come to the closing refrain of our appeal, I am filled with gratitude for the hearts that have listened, the souls that have embraced our cause, and the hands that have reached out to make a difference.

Your generosity has the power to weave dreams into reality, to illuminate paths where there were once shadows, and to transform aspirations into triumphs. The harmony of your support echoes far beyond the present moment, creating a legacy of empowerment and change that will resonate through countless lives.

With each contribution, you are sowing the seeds of progress, nurturing the dreams of those who strive to uplift themselves and their communities. Together, we are crafting a narrative of unity, resilience, and shared purpose – a story where every act of giving becomes a stepping-stone towards a better tomorrow.

As we raise our voices in gratitude, we invite you to join this extraordinary chorus of compassion, to be a part of a movement that embodies the boundless potential of humanity. Your belief in our mission breathes life into our endeavors and fuels our determination to build bridges of opportunity where they are needed most.

From the depths of our hearts, we extend our sincerest appreciation to each individual who has embraced our cause. Your support is not just a gesture; it is a symphony of kindness, a tapestry of hope, and a testament to the indomitable spirit of humanity.

May your kindness reverberate through time, touching lives, and igniting a chain reaction of positive change. Together, let us continue to compose a melody of compassion that echoes across the universe, inspiring others to join in and create a harmonious world where dreams flourish and hearts thrive.

With profound gratitude, humility, and respect to all.

PayPal: Paypal.me/FAikeins

CashApp: $FrankAikeins

Zelle: 1(617) 401-5090

 

My name is Ryan, the proud founder of a Home Buying company, located in the heart of Raleigh, North Carolina. Over the years, our dedicated team has been passionate about real estate, and our journey has been nothing short of remarkable.

Our goal from the outset has been to make an impact on the Raleigh community by assisting homeowners, renters, and investors in navigating the ever-evolving real estate landscape. And so far, we’ve been incredibly successful, leaving a trail of satisfied clients and happy employees. Our belief is that everyone deserves a place to call home, and through our work, we’ve been fortunate to turn that belief into a reality for so many.

However, to continue making a difference and to further our reach, we are at a juncture where we need your assistance.

We are seeking to raise $250,000 to ensure our growth trajectory remains on an upward trend. This fund will judiciously be used for:

1. Operating Expenses: Keeping the wheels turning and ensuring we’re always ready to serve our clients in the best way possible.
2. Marketing Initiatives: Enhancing our digital footprint through PPC, SEO, Youtube campaigns, and direct mailers to reach even more potential clients.
3. Infrastructure & Tools: Investing in the latest tools and technologies to provide efficient, timely, and seamless services.
4. Team Expansion: Bringing on board more dynamic individuals to join our team, further fortifying our commitment to the Raleigh community.

Every dollar raised will not only benefit our company but will also be a testament to your belief in our vision, your trust in our capabilities, and most importantly, your support for the Raleigh community. We’ve witnessed firsthand how the right property can change lives, foster communities, and create lasting memories. With your help, we can be a part of many more such stories.

Before concluding, I’d like to take a moment to express our profound gratitude for considering our request. Your belief in our mission and your generous support will undoubtedly propel us to new heights, enabling us to serve the Raleigh community even better.

https://paypal.me/CinchNC

Hello. Mt name is Lisa I am a female  and 43 years young. I am currently try I ng to start over and do what I have always dreamed of.  I am a firm believer that regardless of what you have been through ones perspective on things can make all the difference.  A positive mind and the strength and will power to move forward and up can make the world of difference.  I have been I believe to hell and back on multiple occasions, I have just survived and extremely abusive relationship for the last nine years. I lost everything I had and recovering from homelessness and many injuries and scars along the way. When I finally made it out surprisingly alive I made myself a promise. I would from that koment on do something with my life that made me happy doing for however long I still exist here.  I have an absolute passion for restoring antique furniture and interior design and it just so happens that it turns out I am very good at doing so.  I have started my own company and find myself struggling to survive until I can get this business off the ground and turning any sort of profit. I know this will come in time and with hard work. If there is something I am not afraid of it would be hard work and dedication to something I cherish. To get this business going I need to be able to afford the space to hit the ground running as well and the technology to do so. Meaning work computers, pos systems a cell phine to reach potential clients,  a marketing assistance yo have thr time to get me onto platforms to reach more potential clients and a safe and stable place to live which would double as my home workshop and portfolio space.  As well as being able to afford the certifications and things necessary to move forward. I would appreciate any assistance from hopefully someone who knows how hard it is to start over and bounce back from the horrible things in life.  Thank you for taking the time to read this and have a wonderful day. My cash app is $lisanfinley

Hello My Name is Lozonia Pickney, I’m from Houston Tx and I’m asking for funds to make my dream of owning my very own business come to life (The Smell Shoppe).This has been my dream since 2007. I’ve been trying to get funded for the longest but no luck . Everywhere I turn people wanted me to pay for money to get money, something that I didn’t and don’t have right now to get started. I need funds for my products which consist of everything that makes the home and body smells good along with accessories and a place to sell it from. A lot of these places that’s going for lease starts at 8000 or more monthly plus  purchasing my inventory, shelves, a (POS)) System, hanging racks, everything to make it become reality in all I’m asking for 50,000 or more for it to get of the ground successfully. This will truly be a dream come true. I would finally see my dream come to life and also be able to create a legacy for my children and grandchildren.. Please help me!!! 🙏🙏🙏💜.

My cash app is

Lozonia Pickney $lozonia

My PayPal is

PayPal.me/Lozoniap

Thanks so much for taking the time to read this  and May God bless you and yours for your help!

Sincerely,L

Lozonia Pickney

Hello! My name is Alison and I am a single mother of a 22 year old Aspergered and Cerebral Palseyed son. I brought him up to NOT use his (dias)abilities as a crutch to get out of doing things in life. So he has been working a part time job since he was 16 and went full time when he was 18. We have been through a lot of rough patches together in 22 years as my parents both died the same year he was born and I have no other family to rely on for anything. I have had my financial ups and downs through out the years but we have always made it through together.

I had a terrible accident when I was 20 when I was hit and run over by a two wheel drive Toyota truck~ in Mexico no less. The guy was drunk and didn’t have his headlights on and never saw us until after he hit us (my fiancé at the time was with me). In the accident I broke my pelvis in two places on my right side, my left hip, dislocated my shoulders, put 6 pinched nerves in my neck and back and had hematomas in tire tracks across the backs of my thighs! I should have broken my neck in 2 places and my back in 2 places but someone was watching over me that day. I stayed in a Mexican hospital for 18 hours and received 6 shots of morphine before they finally got me to the border for a helicopter ride to the states to a trauma hospital.

Back then I was bullet proof (or so I thought!) and after all of that…can you believe I walked again in 6 weeks flat with no surgery? Me 1, truck zer0! But I am lucky to be here and very blessed to have a great son who has helped me through tough times as much as I have helped him. When he was 16 I had a really bad neck issue from that accident reoccur and after a year of painful shots in my neck and feeling like my arm was constantly on fire, I was scheduled for neck surgery. That year and a half of agony kept me from working and we lost our only form of transportation by doing a voluntary repossession, as I could no longer keep up with the payments. My son went to work as a cashier at the local grocery store to make our rent and bills so that we could keep our home! He did great and stepped up to the plate as if he were a fish going to water! I was (and am) so proud of him!

I tell you all of that to tell you this… I drive him to work or he takes a taxi as he doesn’t drive because he doesn’t have the focus and is too fearful of making a mistake on the road and fears he might do something wrong and end up hurting someone. So he has never gone after his license and probably never will. He also doesn’t cook as he doesn’t have the attention span for it. He gets detoured too easily and has had kitchen accidents before. Thank goodness they only involved a way over cooked hotdog in the microwave of a burnt pizza in the toaster oven but if it had been on the stove, it could have been a real problem!

So in the last two years I have worried myself to the point of tears wondering what will happen to him when I am gone!? You see, when I lost both of my parents, I at least had a few friends around to help me through some of the chaos. But Aspergered people don’t generally talk about their feelings and they bottle them up and they also don’t have close friends as they are socially disconnected due to the nature of the disease.

When I lost my parents I also lost two best friends that same year on either end of my parents’ deaths. It was almost too much for me to bear on my own. I lost everything and went into a severe depression. If I didn’t have my son at my side at that time I don’t know what I would have done! I had a great job at Bank of America as a Loan Processor and I was just getting my name plate on my office when my mom died and one of my best friends died within a week of her death. I went into my office and I couldn’t even complete a sentence I was in such shock!

Then 6 months to the day later I lost my dad and a month after that my other best friend… and that was all I could handle. I put myself in shelter and walked out on my job. I just couldn’t see a way out of the emotional hole I was in… Going to shelter helped me regain some peace in my life and gave me time to breathe and not worry about money and work and gave me the grief counseling I so needed at the time.

But knowing about Aspergers and my son, what will he have when I go? Nothing… no one to help him through, no where to go, no one to talk to… I am afraid he wont make it on his own and will end up on the street or in the states care because he just doesn’t know what to do to survive with out someone helping him with the basic life issues like paying bills on time and cooking and driving him to work. and that’s not counting his mental health needs.

So after quite a bit of worrying; I thought what would work would be a community of like minded individuals like him that lived together with a supportive team, that is not controlled by a state agency and is staffed mainly by volunteers that are family members of the individuals living in the community. There he could thrive and have the supportive services and the social structure and a tiny home of his own to live in and it would be manageable and good for him. So I looked around and didn’t find any in my area. Well, I thought…then I guess I need to create one! I would love to be able to have an answer for other families with young adults in the same position as my son is in and I am willing to bet that their parents are worrying about as well!

So I have started out on this journey to create a safe living space for young adults and adults to transition into independent living in a Tiny House Community where they will be taught the life skills that they need to live and thrive on their own. We will have daily classes like cooking and cleaning as well as on line business and investing courses. We will have animal therapy with cats as they are quiet and wont put off the Asperger sufferers and help to calm their nerves and let them have fun playing with the cats once a day. We can have a garden and grow some of the food that we will be cooking for them and we will also teach job skills if they want to have a job in the local community. We will also supply transportation for shopping trips, outings, doctor’s appointments, going to and from work, etc.

What I need is to pay off about $10,500 dollars in Credit Debt, I need about $2k to pay off 1 year of taxes so I will be in good standing with the IRS so I can file for a NON Profit Exemption Status and get my DBA and Articles of Incorporation done. I’ll need to set up two other LLC’s for the benefit of the NON Profit so Investors are more readily able to invest and regain their investments. Those LLCs will be businesses that relate to the Non Profit and its services but will be for profit entities.

I already have a 10 acre parcel of land that a nice couple; hearing my desire to create this space, is willing to lease me the land for as long as I want it~ but I will never own it as it is in a family Trust. But they will get the grants to do the improvements which will run in the millions to get done. I am so grateful for them! And that takes a huge burden off of my back to get this done!

Now all I need to do is finish up the small stuff LOL! Right!?

So a little about my current situation so you better understand that I am no slouch even though I am in a tough situation at the moment and am in need of getting my credit cards paid down.

I work a 40 hour work week at a mattress store and we do pretty good even though we are located in a rural small town. The town has ben growing by leaps and bounds for the last three years (2020,2021,2222). But 2023 economics hit and the down turn has hit us hard. In the last year and a half we have had to close five stores in our chain here locally and I am lucky to work for one of the owners directly. So I am not going anywhere but my sales have fallen off and that means my commissions have been dropping. I have lost $1000 a month in income this year on average and am holding steady on paying on all my credit obligations so far. But I am starting to wobble as the interest rates rise and my double payments don’t go as far as they used to go and I am having to rely on them to take up the slack at the end of each month. So I am living on the edge and the creditors can smell blood in the water. I used my credit cards to start two online businesses and pay for inventory through out this last year and a half. Those stores are doing ok but they are not by any means booming. Although I will say that I am tripling my money at the very least on the items that I have sold over the last year and a half and still have plenty of inventory so I don’t need to buy anymore for quite awhile.

I also get rental help from my son who pays for his room and groceries and helps pay for gas in the car to get him to and from work so it doesn’t all come out of my pocket. I have also been helping him build his credit slowly as well. He only has two credit cards and he hardly uses them.

I have tried to do a personal loan to consolidate my credit debt into one loan but even though I make double payments my credit usage is too high and they wont give me a loan for that reason… which makes no sense considering the payment on the amount would be $350 a month versus what I am paying now, which is about $1000 in monthly payments. They say I am a high risk. But I would be less of a risk at $350 instead of living on the edge of a 50%dti!

If I don’t pay them all off and soon; I will be dead in the water for this project and all the work I have put in and the money I have spent getting my credit cleaned up from when I went through the neck surgeries (I had two, one in front and one in back on C5 and C6 Fusion/Cleanout and 2 knee surgeries in 2018 and 2019 respectively) will be for naught. I am begging you to please help me and my son by helping us get this part done so that we can move on to the next stage. The housing part. Tiny homes!

That stage is the start of a very good thing and should be done all over the country! This is sooo needed because their are millions of Aspbergers people out there that have fallen through the cracks and are not living a life that they should be because it just doesn’t exist for them yet! Many of them become wards of the state after their families die off and that type of existence is never a good one! These people are smart and capable and want to be seen and heard, live and thrive just like we do. They just go about it differently. It’s our job to learn how to listen and help them do that!

If you are willing to help in anyway, it will be greatly appreciated and I will be sharing our progress as we move forward in our journey to put this whole thing together because…as you can probably tell by now, I am NO QUITTER! With any luck we should be done with it within two years! You can send any donations to: https://paypal.me/AAgee?country.x=US&locale.x=en_US

 

 

In the bustling city of Cleveland, Ohio, in 1958, I entered this world as the second child of a single parent, my mother. My elder sister, Denise, had one more connection to our family—a man named Donald “Ducky” Moore. However, as a young boy, I began to sense that there was something not quite right about our family dynamics. It wasn’t just the whispers and the hushed conversations that set me on this path of questioning; it was something deeper, something more profound. It was the contrast in our appearances, most notably my fair skin.

Ducky Moore had fathered other children, with different mothers, who fell between the age of my sister and me. These complexities were difficult for a young mind to grapple with, but I always believed in the guiding hand of the universe, a spirit that watched over me, showing me a path through life that was, in many ways, extraordinary.

Our journey led us from the heart of Cleveland to the radiant city of Los Angeles when I was just twelve years old, entering ninth grade. Cleveland’s landscape was marked by the aftermath of the riots, and our new home in Los Angeles bore the scars of the Watts riots. Despite the distance, I never gave up hope that one day I would return to Cleveland, seeking answers and the chance to share the beauty of California with the man I believed to be my biological father.

Los Angeles exposed me to the captivating legacy of my namesake, Ducky Moore, a retired Harlem Globetrotter and a close friend of the legendary Don King, both of whom were prominent figures in the world of numbers bookmaking. My life, like anyone’s, had its highs and lows, but throughout, that guiding spirit remained with me. It fostered my unwavering faith in the messages I received from the voice in my head. Perhaps, at times, I’m a bit of a “lucky man.”

A decade later, through a twist of fate and the mysterious workings of the universe—guided by that ever-present voice—I found myself working at the American Broadcasting Company in the motion picture department. From the front desk, I had the privilege of welcoming movie stars like Cher, Kurt Russell, Martin Sheen, and many others. Life was an adventure, and I was thrilled to be part of it.

Then, one day, I received a phone call from my sister, who had grown into a respected attorney in the state of California. She had an inkling about who our biological father might be, and the revelation was in Los Angeles—a revelation that would change the course of my life forever.

Through a series of mystical events and after 58 years of searching, my Ancestry DNA test revealed the truth about my father’s identity. My story is one of unyielding persistence, of never giving up in the face of the impossible. I penned this book not as a professional writer but as a man compelled by an inner voice, a story that could only unfold through a higher power, whatever that means to you.

Now, I seek your support in sharing this compelling narrative with a wider audience. I’m not aiming to cast shadows on any character within this tale. Life was fun, and I want to convey that message, even during the toughest times. My book has already found its way to Amazon, but with your assistance, I can bring it to more hearts and minds. I need your help to hire a public relations and marketing company, as I strive to transform this remarkable journey into something that could grace the silver screen.

Thank you for joining me on this incredible voyage of self-discovery and sharing African American culture. Your contribution will be a vital step in making this story known and heard, as many have already asked, “When will they make the movie?”

Hello!  I would like to begin with giving thanks to all of you wonderful individuals who make this platform possible by means of your time, efforts, and contributions.  You are Awesome!  Much thanks to Andrew Cartwright as well, for sharing the information which brought me here.

My decision to make this request for donations stems from my desire to make positive changes in my life, the lives of those I care about, and the world.  The currant situation that I am experiencing has been extremely lengthy and left me wondering where the money to begin such a venture would come from.

I am a divorced woman of 49yrs old.  I have a 25yr old daughter, a 23yr old daughter,  a 4yr old grandson, and a 74yr old father (for which I provide care to)  currently waiting on our miracle.

In honesty, I am not sure where to begin.  I do know that I am on this earth to do great things.  I believe that my entire life thus far is a testament to this.  And, I really want to make my time spent here count for good.  I am rising up out of a life of struggle which began at my birth.  According to the doctors, my mother and I were both not going to survive the labor and delivery.  This was d/t my mothers kidneys rupturing & causing moms blood to go septic during my delivery.  Dad prayed.  We both pulled through. Doc said it was a miracle.  My auntie nursed me the 1st 6wks of my life while my mother recovered. (1974)

Because my dad was a martial arts instructor when I was born & throughout my adolescent years, I was raised to be health & wellness conscious.   I would watch dad practice his forms from my baby crib.  And, I ran my first mile on a family run when I was 7yrs old.  Dad planned to “make me famous”. :) That did not work out as planned.  However, my growing up years turned out to be a life of secrecy & disappointment.  My dad was incarcerated.  Then my family was victimized by the state & federal governments abusing the judicial authority given them. ( I intend to author a book  to tell my story.)

I grew up. I learned a variety of life/work skills. Made plenty of mistakes.  Met “the guy” would become the father of my two daughters.  Looks can be so deceiving.  He appeared to be an honorable stand up man. (Not counting our sex before marriage.)  He persuaded me to allow my home to foreclose & to move to his parents home.  Also, where we would build our home & a public horseback riding stables.  None of that lasted.  He abused everything until it was gone.  It was not until I found myself & daughters stuck experiencing the rough end of an abusive marriage, leading into a court biased divorce proceeding, that I realized how blind I had been.  Things got awful ugly.  With the help of the corrupt court minions, that man & his family literally attempted to wipe me out.  No real concern for the children at all.  Working as a nurse at the time, I paid $10,000.00 hard earned cash to 4 different attorneys.  Only to have my ex-husbands every request granted.  The conflict of interest was never resolved despite my desperate attempts to seek justice.  Consequently, our girls basically grew up in an emotionally charged war zone.  Both of our girls ended up in addiction & incarcerated.  I believe 100%, that the unresolved trauma our girls experienced, was the main contributing factor of that situation.  My eldest daughter, now 25yrs old, is serving a 6yr prison sentence in a woman’s federal prison.  And delivered our 1st grandbaby isolated from our family in a county jail hospital.   My youngest daughter, now 23, was recently released early from a state prison 4yr sentence.   My ex remarried in time to file for custody of & keep our grandbaby out of the foster system.   I am grateful for this because we have made peace.  I even ate thanksgiving dinner with them the year before last.  Miracles still happen. :)

I believe things would have gone completely different had the girls not been casualties of abuse & emotional turmoil.  Or at least had the opportunity to work through those feelings in a healthy manner.  Both of our girls are beautiful, and gifted. I know what my daughters have gone through.  And I am so proud of the beautiful beings that they are evolving to be. (I am in tears on this reflection.)  I believe my daughters will one day be wonderful examples of grace, strength, endurance, integrity, love, & what leaders are made of to youth all around the world.

I have always had a desire to build a wellness business.  I was put in a position that I needed to file for disability in 2014. They denied me in 2017.  In 2018, I suffered a spinal pressure related head trauma. Then in 2019, I was a victim of a drive by frozen paintball shooting to my right eye. (head trauma #2)  I have since endured 3 surgeries to reconstruct my eye.  The most recent being a corneal transplant.  Basically, for the majority of time from 2014 to this present day.  I have been trying to recover from a series of traumatic events.  With not enough money flow to support myself.

I have provided care to my parents since 2014.  They actually moved in with me after my dads 1st stroke.  My loss of income resulted in my losing everything & having to move with my parents back to the city.  I am still currently waiting to have disability approve me.  I have had to miss birthdays & give IOU’s.  All the while i have been telling everyone that I am getting better & going to turn this around.  My loving sweet mama did not stay with us long enough to see me rise to the moment.  Mom passed away early this past May, two weeks before mom & dads 50th anniversary.

Now it is just dad & I. In a city 90miles away from our grandson & daughter who need us in their lives. (We need each other & I am tired of being a disappointment to my children…more tears.)  My truck is broken down.  My license is currently suspended d/t failure to maintain insurance.  Our current residence has such poor management that my dad refused to pay the rent this month.  We have eviction court tomorrow @ 10:30am.  I have, however, been pondering a few different options in the town where my young ones are to return & fulfill my destiny.

The past 5-6yrs have given me a lot of time for personal reflection, growth, & learning.  I am definitely an entrepreneur at heart.  My goal is to build a real estate holding company into an empire. Planting roots right smack in the center of the town that attempted to crush me.  I would like to build a future that will make my children proud and make the world smile.

After profit & scaling, the companies’ two major goals of focus will be to, 1. Provide income based housing for veterans and American families in need.  2. Build & scale a youth/family focused, Christian Based Creative Arts Wellness Academy. Completing the experience by adding an island & mountain retreat location  Take the business to the metaverse.  Providing families close to home and around the world with better alternatives to education for their children.

I have a roadmap to begin my venture with a small variety of acquisitions just on and close to US HWY 62 in Hillsboro, Ohio. Also, a 29acre wooded property with cabin & picnic shelter already in place.  These acquitions will work as a solid base for the growth and scaling of my dream to give back.

1. Old Times Gazette Building in the center of town. (currently Rusty’s Antiques) To be the 1st Creative Arts Wellness Academy location. Price Unknown.

2. Coin Laundry next to Subway. Price Unknown

3. Car wash next to Holtfield Station. $250,000.00

4. Duplex with one side currently renting. My Dad & I will move into the vacant side until business details are worked out.  $189,000.00

5. Cabin on 29 acres. Back to the basics implementation/ Connection with the Wellness academy.  $199,000.00

6. Store in strip mall / The whole strip mall.  Open a mini mailbox rental store. Price Unknown

My request is for $500,000.00.

CashApp: $FusStop1

I am greatly inspired by Dr. Joe Dispenza, Codie Sanchez, ( I may be Codie’s biggest fan.) Elon Musk, Andrew Cartwright, Pace Morby, Jake Ducey & Brian Scott to name a few.

Thank You a Billion for any and all that you do. Blessings to You.