Hello,

I never thought I’d find myself writing something like this, but life has brought us to a place where we have no choice but to ask for help.

Before COVID, I worked full-time as a dialysis technician. It was a meaningful job that I was proud of—but like many others, I lost that job during the pandemic. Since then, I’ve been trying to rebuild. After months of applying to jobs, I received an email from a life insurance agency and saw an opportunity to start fresh. I began working as a life insurance agent in September 2024.

What I didn’t realize is how difficult it would be to get started in this field. It takes time to build a client base and earn commissions. I’m learning and improving every day, but we’re falling behind faster than I can catch up.

To make things harder, my husband—who has always been our main source of support—is now dealing with serious physical health issues that prevent him from working. He has always carried us, and now he’s counting on me. It breaks my heart to feel like I’m letting him down, even though I’m doing everything I can.

Right now, we are:

Behind on our mortgage payments

At risk of having our electricity shut off

Unable to afford tags for one of our cars, while the other is close to breaking down

Struggling to pay for groceries and basic necessities

About to lose our phone service, which I rely on to work and connect with clients

We are doing everything possible to stay afloat, but we’re running out of time and options. I’m not asking for a handout—I’m just asking for a chance to get through this rough patch so I can continue building my business and support my family the way they deserve.

If you’re able to help, even a small amount would make a world of difference to us. Thank you for taking the time to read my story—and for caring enough to consider helping.

With sincere gratitude,

Ashley

Paypal.me@abrammer1984

I feel close to this family

Mark was his family’s whole life. He was a great man who was loved by many and will be dearly missed. He passed away on Father’s Day 2016 and the family is still struggling to keep ahead of the bills. He suffered from a massive heart attack that day. This unexpected loss left his wife Patricia and his daughter Amanda with a lot of final expenses. Mark owned a business and took care of his family. He always loved to share stories about his grandkids Jovan and Skyla.

The family was mortified, left in a situation where no final arrangements were made, and they were left with all the expenses, there was no will, “even those he told his wife he had one”.  Mark was the sole financial provider in his family, and this left the family in a very difficult situation. It was important to his daughter Amanda that she provide her dad with a proper Memorial service. After the service was over and reality set in, the family was left with a very scary future.  In addition, Amanda and her mom Patricia, could use some extra help to get through this new opstical in their lives, the threat of foreclosure on their Dream home.

Picture small children who witnessed Grandpa passing from a massive heart attack at just 59 years old, and on Father’s Day 2016. I see those same Young Kids Sobbing all over Mother and Grandmother’s pant legs and pulling at Mothers clothes, not understanding what was occurring before their eyes. You can picture it in your own mind, the chaotic atmosphere in a room on Father’s Day, where a Husband, a father, and Grandfather took his last breath. A little dramatized, but I wanted you to read that part so you can feel their pain.

. My name is not important, I am looking forward to raising $40,000 to give a hand-up to the Cz Family (No Last Names). I can’t emphasize enough the fact that everyone deserves a good quality of life. Preferably in the home they have been struggling nine years to come up with the mortgage payment Believe me when I say, they were Nine long years. That home is now on the chopping block with foreclosure notices. The family has been able to just get by for nine years and I for one will do all I can do to help. Please put out the word, Mother and Grandmother need help.

Grandmother Patricia, whom the grandchildren call “NANA”, works in the school cafeteria since losing the family’s financial provider. Doesn’t make much of a paycheck, but Nana is a fighter; with her paycheck she lasted nine very long years just keeping her head above water. She rides to work in her beater car, on its last leg. She needs a better good running car. Patricia raises daughter Amanda, grandson Jovan and granddaughter Skyla. Gets up at 5:00 AM every weekday morning to get the grandkids to school, then gets off work at 2:00 PM to pick up her grandkids from school. When this school employee finally arrives back at her home, she is so tired she can’t keep her eyes open and goes to sleep. Then she wakes up to cook the family dinner. And does it all over again the next day. I found out yesterday, she must have an operation. Nana is terrified at the thought of being out of work during recovery. That would end her run at trying to save the family home.

Come Join this worthy cause. Touch The Cz family’s heart with a loving donation. Thank you in advance for your contribution. You have no idea how much it means to the family to have your support. Thank you again! Sincerely. Man trying to help a friend.

PayPal.me/DeKugelmann

Dear friends and compassionate supporters, I find myself in a challenging situation that requires your kindness and generosity. Recently, I lost my job, which has placed an immense financial strain on my family. As a single parent, I am dedicated to providing for my child while also caring for my elderly grandmother, who relies on me for support and companionship. The weight of these responsibilities is heavy, and I am reaching out to ask for your help. Your donations, no matter how small, will make a significant difference in our lives, allowing us to cover essential expenses like food, medical care, and basic necessities. Together, we can navigate this difficult time and ensure that my family remains safe and supported. Thank you for considering a contribution to our cause; your generosity will not be forgotten.

Hello,

First, let me THANK  YOU for reading my post.  Now, I will attempt to explain the situation I have gotten into and am requesting help getting out of.

I am a registered nurse with 28 years of experience and I have been married to my husband for 27 years.  We have 4 kids ages 26, 24, 18, 16 years old.  The 24 yr old is happily married and the other 3 live with us.  We were living in the same town that my husband and I grew up in and graduated from with family close.

I had the opportunity to leave my job of 7 years and move my family to Alaska to work at the Anchorage VA Medical Center in Anchorage.  I was able to buy a 3 bedroom home in Wasilla AK and commute to Anchorage for work.  I moved up in Sept of 2023 and my family came up in Dec 0f 23 after the kids got out of school for the winter holiday.

My husband was unable to find a stable job until Nov of 24 which was totally not how we thought this adventure would go.  This lack of additional income placed a serious strain on our finances and I fell behind in the mortgage payments and I am expecting to get foreclosure papers any day now.

I thought I would be able to afford living here but it is very clear that I cant support my family and pay all the bills.  I have begun looking for other employment in the lower 48 states but not with the VA as this job is so far from what I was lead to believe it would be it and my stress level is out of this world at the moment that I am actually considering getting out of nursing all together.

I have ruined my credit at this point due to falling behind in my credit cards and the mortgage.  I have managed to stay up to date with my car payment so I can say I have accomplished that much.

I am asking for $8,000 to catch up with the mortgage so we can sell the house and move out of Alaska.  Any  help anyone can provide will be appreciated more than you can imagine!   I take full responsibility for placing us in this situation and have never asked anyone for any help before but I am asking now.

Thank you for reading my post!  If anyone choses to help with this mess I have made of things my VENMO is: @Nicole-Hazelton-2

 

 

I’ve recently become a victim of a domestic violence case. My boyfriend had strangled me and has been arrested since. I was living with him and during the time I would pay him rent by doing housework. I was essentially a stay at home girlfriend. He isn’t allowed any contact with me and I want out of his house completely. I’m scared of what’s to come and I need to be able to secure a place as soon as possible. I need at least 20,000 to be able to find a place while I find a stable job in the meantime. Thank you to all who help!

My cash app is: $SophiaEscorcia

 

Dear Kindhearted Strangers,

I am reaching out in sheer desperation as I face one of the most difficult times of my life. I am currently $5,500 behind on my rent and at risk of losing my home. The thought of being evicted is terrifying, not just for me, but for my family, whom I care for daily.

I suffer from sciatica, high blood pressure, and chronic asthma, making it difficult to work consistently. Despite my struggles, I am the primary caregiver for my retired elderly mother and my nephew, who has a learning disability. They depend on me for everything—housing, food, medical care, and emotional support.

I have tried everything—cutting expenses, seeking assistance, and doing what I can to stay afloat—but I have reached a breaking point. With my eviction looming, I am humbly asking for any help you can offer. Every dollar brings me closer to keeping a roof over our heads and giving my family the security they need.

If you find it in your heart to help, please know that your kindness will make a world of difference. I truly appreciate any support, whether through donations or sharing my story with others who may be able to help.

Thank you for reading and for any generosity you can offer.

https://cash.app/$HumbleJus

With gratitude,
Justin C

Mom’s House

My mom past away in 2016, I’ve been paying the mortgage ever since, although I was living in my car in the next state. I needed to keep my job, I was newly divorced and couldn’t afford to be on my own in that area. I would go to my mom’s house whenever I could and I eventually move my belongings to the house. My aunt lived in the house for 10 plus years with my mom and my dad. They both past away there. I was still traveling back and forth for my job.

Then my boss decided it was time to retire, so I moved permanently to mom’s, although I hated to leave the area, I have 2 boys in their 20’s and 3 grandkids.

I struggled to find work in the same pay grade I was used to, but finally had to just take anything. I didn’t have the money to pay the mortgage and when I finally started getting paid, I owed so much they wouldn’t take payments.
I can handle the payments, they are low.

Fast forward to today: it’s in foreclosure. The trustee sale is set for March 28.

They will let me assume my mother’s loan and modified the loan to roll what I owe into the payments.

But I need to make 4 payments tomorrow. Thats $2300. I don’t have it.

This is my last shot at keeping my mom’s house. If I can’t come up with that money, we will have to move out.

I hope and pray someone will help me. I can pay it back. I just need help now.

Please consider helping me.

paypal.me/ShelleyMGT

 

Life can change in an instant.

One moment, you’re managing, juggling responsibilities, making ends meet—and the next, everything comes crashing down.

My name is Dawn, and I never imagined I’d be in this position—reaching out to the kindness of strangers, hoping someone, somewhere, might hear my story and help us keep our home.

For years, my husband and I worked hard to build a stable life. We bought our home with the dream of raising our children in a safe and secure environment, a place filled with love, laughter, and memories. It wasn’t just a house to us—it was a symbol of everything we worked for. But life had other plans.

Recently, my husband faced unforeseen circumstances that have left him unable to work. The steady income we relied on vanished overnight, and no matter how hard I try to shoulder the financial burden alone, I can’t do it all. We’ve cut costs everywhere we can, but the reality is staring us in the face—we still owe $280,000 on our mortgage, and without help, we could lose everything.

I’ve always been the type of person to find solutions, to push through even the hardest of times. But today, I’m at a crossroads where my sheer willpower isn’t enough. That’s why I’m here, asking for help—not for luxury, not for extras, but simply to keep a roof over our heads.

Any donation, no matter how small, would mean the world to us. It’s not just about money—it’s about hope. It’s about believing that even in the darkest moments, there are people out there who care.

If you’ve ever struggled, if you’ve ever felt the weight of financial stress pressing down on you, if you believe in second chances, please consider helping us. Every dollar brings us one step closer to stability, to security, to keeping our family together in the home we love.

From the bottom of my heart, thank you for reading, for sharing, and for any help you can give.

With gratitude,
Dawn & Family

if you feel compelled to help us we would truly appreciate it. our PayPal link is paypal.me/TheDawnDillon

Dear Friends, Kind Strangers, and Compassionate Souls,

Life has a way of throwing unexpected challenges our way, and today, I find myself in a situation I never imagined. I am reaching out with humility and hope, asking for your support to help keep a roof over our heads.

I dedicated my life to raising my children, giving them love, care, and everything within my power. Yet, when I needed them most, they turned away, leaving me to navigate the hardships of life alone. In my darkest hour, my kind-hearted niece stepped in and took me into her home, offering me the care and support my own children refused to provide. Despite her own struggles, she welcomed me without hesitation, showing me the unconditional love that family should embody.

However, the weight of financial hardship has caught up with us. My niece, who has already given so much, is now eight months behind on her mortgage. She has done everything she can to keep up—working tirelessly, cutting back on expenses, and sacrificing her own needs—but the burden has become overwhelming. We now face the heartbreaking possibility of losing the only home we have left.

I never imagined I would have to ask for help in this way, but here I am, reaching out with an open heart. If you can find it within your means to contribute, no matter how small, it would make an immense difference in our lives. Every dollar will go toward ensuring that we do not lose the only safe space we have left. If you are unable to give financially, sharing our story with others who may be willing to help would also mean the world to us.

I believe in the kindness of humanity. I believe that there are good people out there who understand that sometimes, life puts us in situations beyond our control. Your generosity and compassion can help us get through this storm and keep us from losing everything.

From the bottom of my heart, I thank you for taking the time to read my story. Your support—whether through donations, words of encouragement, or simply sharing this message—is a beacon of hope for us.

With gratitude,

Ama Adoma

paypal.me/AMAADOMA55