I’m asking for 4000 dollars, I’m trying to fix my car.It all started in 2020 it was the craziest year I’ve ever seen.i had a baby girl that was only 6months old pass away.i woke up one morning to find my lil baby not breathing I did cpr on her trying to save her but did not succeed it broke me.The following year my mother passed away ,she didn’t have a will so she left a house that I grew up in .I’m trying to keep it .Its in foreclosure I had to do bankruptcy to keep it.now my car is down I’m trying to fix it so that I can get to work For my family. But if their is anyone out there that could help me I would greatly appreciate it from the bottom of my heart.

My cash tag is $diligence7

I’m a 29-year-old single mom in Tacoma, Washington, one class away from finishing my Criminal Justice degree at SNHU. Every day I juggle late-night study sessions, 20 hours of retail work at Washington’s $16.28/hour minimum wage, and evening volunteer shifts at our community legal aid clinic. My little boy and little girl depend on me, and my car is the lifeline that gets us to preschool, to class, and to every crucial appointment.

Last Tuesday, on our way to daycare, the dashboard lights glowed red and my engine sputtered out.

A tow truck delivered us to the shop, where I learned the alternator needs replacing. The total bill—parts and labor—came to $350, and my small emergency fund is already spoken for by rent and utility bills this month. Without immediate help, I’ll be stranded: no car means missed work shifts, missed classes, and no way to buy groceries or diapers for my kids.

I’m asking for a $200 prepaid gift via PayPal to cover two urgent needs: • $80 toward the repair deposit so the mechanic can order the alternator and get us back on the road today • $120 for

groceries, formula, diapers, and gas so my little boy and little girl stay fed, safe, and on schedule

That modest amount bridges the gap between crisis and stability. With reliable transportation: • I can keep my perfect attendance at SNHU and graduate on time • I can continue my 20-hour workweeks so I can stay current on rent and build savings • I can drive to the legal clinic and defend low-income clients who desperately need our help

Most of all, it means bedtime won’t include my children asking why we have no food on the table or why mom can’t drive them to school.

Once I’m back on steady ground, I’m committed to paying this kindness forward. I’ll organize a free “Know Your Rights” workshop at our local shelter and increase my volunteer hours at the food bank. I believe deeply that when someone helps my family stay afloat, it creates ripples of hope that strengthen our entire community.

Thank you for reading our story and for any support you can offer. A small gift today keeps our wheels turning—literally—and brings me one step closer to the courtroom, where I’ll fight for families like mine.

https://paypal.me/tokenhopie?country.x=US&locale.x=en_US

CashApp: $tokenher

Help Me Get Back on the Road – In Need of a Reliable Car

To all who may come across this REQUEST…

I’m reaching out to ask for your support during this tough time.

My 2002 Toyota Camry has been my lifeline—getting me to work, helping me run essential errands, and giving me the mobility I need to manage daily life. Unfortunately, the car has reached a point where it’s no longer safe or practical to repair. The issues are piling up, and the cost of fixing it is more than the car is worth.

I’ve come to the difficult decision to replace it instead of putting more money into repairs I can’t afford. That’s why I’m asking for help to purchase a reliable replacement vehicle. With the rising cost of pre-owned cars my goal is $8,500. 

If you’re able to assist in any way, I can’t express how much it would mean to me. Even small donations add up. If you’re able to contribute or know someone who might be able to help, I’d be beyond grateful.

Being without a vehicle makes it hard to get to work, care for responsibilities, and maintain my independence. Your kindness can help me get back on my feet and move forward again.

Thank you for reading, for sharing, and for any help you can give.

With gratitude!

“Sometimes, a small act of kindness can restore someone’s world.”

SEE MY PAYPAL A/C BELOW. THANK YOU!

Paypal.me/ahtaga44

Hello compassionate supporters,

I never thought I’d be writing something like this, but life has a way of bringing us to our knees to remind us we sometimes need help—and right now, that’s where I am.

I was recently laid off from my job, and the timing couldn’t have been worse. As I was navigating the emotional and financial weight of unemployment, my only means of transportation—my car—broke down. After taking it to the shop, I was hit with a staggering estimate: over $9,000 in repairs. That number broke me. It’s not just a car—it’s how I got to work, to job interviews, to the grocery store, to doctor appointments, and how I’ve taken care of my family every day.

With no income currently coming in and savings quickly running dry, I feel like I’m drowning. I’ve been actively searching for new job opportunities, but without reliable transportation, it’s been incredibly hard to even make it to interviews. It feels like I’m stuck in a vicious cycle—needing a job to pay for the repairs, and needing the car to land the job.

I’m not asking for luxury. I’m not asking for a handout. I’m simply asking for a helping hand to get back on my feet. Every dollar raised will go directly toward repairing my car so I can return to the workforce and provide for myself and my family. If you know me, you know I’ve always been the one to figure it out. But this time, I can’t do it alone.

If you’re able to give—whether it’s $10, $50, or just a share—I would be incredibly grateful. Your support means more than words can express. I believe in the power of community, and I believe this season—no matter how hard—won’t last forever.

Thank you for reading my story, and thank you for being part of my journey back to stability.

With love and appreciation.

I don’t have PayPal, but i do have CashApp $ttompkins80

Hello,

My story is very simple. I’m seeking funds to repair and re-insure my car.

I’m 59, and I was retired. Unfortunately, because of the times we are in, and because of a bad economy, I’ve realized that I must come out of retirement and work again. I did have a small nest egg, but that has nearly evaporated. So, in order for me to get back out in the world and work again, I need to have my car available so I can accomplish the things I need to do. Basically your support will help me Start again to rebuild my life. If I’m able to find work again I might be able to rebuild my nest egg again too.

Whats wrong with my car you may be asking. Well, sometime ago I damaged the front right tire by hitting a curb in the street. Yeah, I know, what a really stupid thing to do: right. But unfortunately, Stupid things like this happen. So, obviously, I need to replace the front right tire. Since, I haven’t had the funds to repair the tire, I just parked the car. Because the car has been sitting for a while, the car needs a tune up. It will also need a new battery installed. And since, the car is parked, I had to cancel the insurance for the car. The car will need to be re-insured again.

So, as I have stated before, I need help. I need funds to get my car back out on the road. Having my car there for use will allow me to search for employment so I can work and maybe get by. Please forgive my short story, I don’t know what else I can say. If you have been moved at all, I can use all the help I can get.

Thank you for your consideration

paypal.me/DEN65326

Hello!

I am writing because I am trying to get a house but need help on paying off my credit card debt.  I work in an office as a full-time employee still not being able to make ends meet with low wages and even  work as a door dasher on the side.

Still, it would help me out so much if you could please give me some relief with my bills and so I can get my car repaired. Currently, anytime it rains, I have a terrible leak through my hood release button area on the driver’s side interior and use a container to catch all the water I can. I also need my rear axle repaired and something else with my struts or suspension.

I have been living in an apartment for 10 years and just turned 60, trying to get a home that I can afford and enjoy.  My ex bought 2 dogs with me years ago and has left them with me. I adore them and also want a place where they can just run and enjoy a backyard.

I do not like asking for help, but I heard that there are people out there that are willing to help others and I would so appreciate anything you can give.

Please consider helping me and blessing with me. I would be so grateful.

Here is my link if you can help or at least keep me in your prayers.

paypal.me/NancyJ0312

cash app: $NancyJH1

To Whom It May Concern,

Subject: Letter of Recommendation.

It is with Immense pleasure and strong conviction that I recommend Christina Ragan for consideration in your funding platform.As Christina’s case manager, I have a clear understanding of her commendable character, unwavering dedication, and the significant positive impact a reliable vehicle would have on her life and continued self-sufficiency.

Christina possesses an exemplary personal and professional background. She has raised five children as a single mother, a testament to her incredible strength, resilience, and commitment. Furthermore, her records confirm a positive background check and impeccable driving history, with no DUIs, no felonies, no misdemeanors, and never having been on probation. She has maintained a clean record through her life with only one minor traffic infraction ever.
Her work ethic is truly outstanding, spanning decades of dedicated service.

Christina has been a cook for 37 yrs, a caregiver for 5 yrs, and a hotel housekeeper for 3 yrs. Since April, she has diligently worked for Door Dash, demonstrating her proactive approach to maintaining employment and earning a living.

Christina is not only responsible but forward-thinking she will need funds for cost of tagging, registration and insurance ensuring the vehicle can be legal and safely maintained.

For someone with Christina’s history of hard work, responsibility, and commitment to family, reliable transportation is not merely a convenience but a vital tool for her continued independence and ability to thrive. Her current employment with Door Dash specifically requires her to have a reliable vehicle, and she has been going through a hard time , making this vehicle essential for her to overcome current challenges. A vehicle would significantly help her in many ways by ensuring consistent income, greater flexibility, and vastly improving her ability to access essential services and community resources, ultimately reinforcing her stability and overall quality of life.

Christina is an incredibly deserving candidate who has consistently demonstrated integrity, perseverance, and a deep sense of responsibility. Providing her with a vehicle would be an investment in a highly capable individual who will undoubtedly utilize it to further her independence and contribute positively to her community.

Sincerely,

Shane Perez

Loafs and Fishes Ministries, Fremont County

Cash App. https://cash.app/$teener1964

 

 

I got into an accident a few months ago, which wasn’t my fault. The guys insurance paid for a rental for me for about a month. Since then I haven’t had a car until a friend talked me into buying a salvaged vehicle, I believe he was tired of driving me around looking at cars, so I bought a Gmc because I didn’t want to be without transportation any more. The car had writing on the windshield that says runs good and cold AC, which was a must. My last cars AC didn’t work and the summers where I live stay around 108 + every day and nights don’t cool off either. It’s like the desert here. In fact it’s the second sunnyest city in America. I don’t do well in the heat. Also they cleared the codes so there wasn’t a check engine light until the next day, of course. Then I find out that the car has to get a brake and light check a smog check a VIN number check by CHP and the registration. I paid the registration fees and found out that the brake and light check automatically fails due to the blinker switch not working, I got that fixed, then I find out the heater doesn’t work but that got fixed. So the car wound not pass smog because the check engine light is on and it needs a new cataletic converter. So it needs the cat. Converter, an o2 sensor, a tire, the AC fixed and I still need to pay the chp, the mechanic the smog check and brake and light checked.  And after clearing the codes after the repairs they want me to drive it a couple drive cycles through which is about 100 to 200  miles, twice possibly and fill the tank before I try the smog again. The gas alone is going to cost a fortune because it’s a big SUV. I really should have listened to my intuition and gut feeling but I felt a bit pressured at the time. So now I’m not knowing how I’m going to get all that done because I’m living on SSDI and I’m very low income and I’m also trying to move out of this apartment into a small house. I feel very stuck. So if anybody knows where I’m coming from and can afford to donate to my cause it would be greatly appreciated from the bottom of my heart. Thank you

May 27, 2025

To Whom It May Concern:

I am a 57-year-old woman, a mother, and a proud grandmother. Life has taken an unexpected turn, and I find myself in a place I never imagined — asking for help.

In October 2024, I was laid off from my position due to outsourcing. Since then, despite an aggressive job search and consistent applications, I have been unable to secure steady employment. My unemployment benefits have recently been exhausted, and I was shocked to learn that I now qualify for only $30 per month in SNAP benefits. As many of you know, $30 can barely cover a single day’s worth of groceries, let alone a month. I never thought I would be in this position, and it pains me deeply to reach out in this way.

To stay afloat, I’ve had to move in with my 74-year-old mother. While I am grateful for her support, this arrangement is far from sustainable. I want to regain my independence, return to work, and contribute meaningfully again. I recently landed an interview for a potential job — just 25 minutes away — but I was forced to cancel because of my car’s condition. It has an oil leak and the coolant reservoir won’t hold fluids. Without reliable transportation and with no public transit near my mom’s home, every opportunity feels out of reach.

I am not looking for a handout — I am looking for a hand-up.

I hold a Bachelor’s Degree, a Legal Secretary Certificate, and a Real Estate License. My most recent position was remote, and I would gladly accept virtual assistant work, litigation support tasks, database help, or real estate assistance. If someone can assist with car repairs, I would be deeply grateful and fully committed to paying it forward. I’m willing to volunteer my time, skills, or even repay any donations once I’m back on my feet.

If you can offer any kind of help — employment, transportation support, or simply share this message — it would mean the world to me. I am determined to rebuild my life with dignity, and every bit of support helps pave the way forward.

If you feel moved to help financially, my CashApp is $faceoff68 (Queen).

Thank you for taking the time to read my story, and for any kindness you can extend during this difficult time.

With gratitude and respect,

Hi, I’m reaching out for support during one of the most challenging seasons of my life. I never imagined I’d be in a position where I’d have to ask for help like this, but life has thrown more at me than I could’ve ever prepared for.

Last year, I lost my car shortly after surviving a traumatic sexual assault. That experience shook me to my core, and trying to heal from it has been an uphill journey emotionally, mentally, and financially. My car was not just transportation it was my independence, my safety net, and my connection to work, school, and medical care. Losing it set off a chain reaction that I’m still trying to recover from.

I’ve been working hard to save money, balancing a full-time job with nursing school, and managing a chronic autoimmune condition that has required ongoing medical treatment. Between school tuition, therapy, doctor visits, and medications, I’ve done my best to stay afloat. But despite budgeting and stretching every dollar, I’m nowhere close to being able to put down a deposit for a reliable vehicle.

Having a car would mean I could get to my clinicals, go to work without worrying about long, unsafe commutes, and make it to my doctor’s appointments on time. More than that it would bring me peace of mind and a sense of stability I haven’t felt in a long time.

I’m humbly asking for any help you can offer. Whether it’s $5, $10, or simply sharing this post, it truly means more than you know. Every bit adds up, and your support would bring me one step closer to regaining control over my life.

I’m not looking for anything extravagant just a dependable car that can help me keep moving forward. I’ve come so far, and I refuse to give up now. If you’ve read this far, thank you for taking the time. Your compassion and generosity could help me reclaim a part of my life that was taken too soon.

my paypal: paypal.me/cyeol

With all my heart, thank you.

Brenda

A Mother’s Fight Through Loss and Setback

Almost three years ago, I lost my husband unexpectedly. In the middle of that heartbreak, I found myself the sole parent to our three beautiful daughters. It’s been hard—emotionally, financially, spiritually—but I’ve kept going. Every day, I’ve pushed forward for them.

Raising three girls on my own has meant making countless sacrifices. I’ve worked tirelessly, saved every penny I could, and finally managed to get a reliable van so I could keep working and take my girls where they needed to go. It wasn’t easy. I was proud. It felt like a breakthrough after so many storms.

Just 23 days after getting an oil change, the unthinkable happened: the engine gave out. The van is now completely inoperable. I’m still stuck with a car payment on a vehicle I can’t use, and I have no transportation. I’m now at risk of losing my job—the one thing keeping our fragile stability afloat.

I never imagined being in this position. But I’m trying to stay strong. I’m asking for help because right now, I can’t do this alone. Every bit of support means keeping a roof over our heads, food on the

A Mother’s Fight Through Loss and Setback

Almost three years ago, I lost my husband unexpectedly. In the middle of that heartbreak, I found myself the sole parent to our three beautiful daughters. It’s been hard—emotionally, financially, spiritually—but I’ve kept going. Every day, I’ve pushed forward for them.

Raising three girls on my own has meant making countless sacrifices. I’ve worked tirelessly, saved every penny I could, and finally managed to get a reliable van so I could keep working and take my girls where they needed to go. It wasn’t easy. I was proud. It felt like a breakthrough after so many storms.

Just 23 days after getting an oil change, the unthinkable happened: the engine gave out. The van is now completely inoperable. I’m still stuck with a big car payment on a vehicle I can’t use, and I have no transportation. The engine replacement is $8,000 and I owe $9,400. I feel used and scammed someone had to of known this vehicle was a risk, or was the oil change done wrong a mistake? I don’t know where to turn. Ubers don’t run where I live in an extremely rural area, my hometown doesn’t have any stop lights. I manage to get rides when I can but working 3rd shift it’s much harder. I’m running out of time. I’ve been warned at work about missing days but it’s out of my bosses hands company policy. I work at a nursing home taking care of our aging veterans. I honestly can say I love my job yes sometimes gross things are left for me to clean up nonetheless these ladies and gentlemen are my elders the fought for this very platform in a sense. I respect and honor them as if there my own parents I treat them as if they are my own grandparents and I truly love and care for them all it’s my honor to do so….. I’m now at risk of losing my job one of the few things in my life that bring me real happiness right now. Everything in my life has been hard nothing been easy but I love god and live by the golden rule. My job is the only thing keeping our fragile stability afloat.

I never imagined being in this position. I’m asking for help to pay off the loan on this now non drivable Kia Van I was once so proud of ( that didn’t last long) i feel like a fool. Please consider donating if you can, so I can either purchase something else or get into a new car that’s reliable. Right now, I just need a way to keep my job, take care of my daughters, and regain some peace of mind I feel like I’m drowning. I’m struggling to keep afloat and losing hope.

Any support—big or small—means the world to me and my girls. Thank you for reading, and thank you for caring.

To donate, please send any amount via:

• Cash App: $eharrington27
• Venmo: elh2027
• PayPal: eleeharrington82

Your generosity will help us keep moving forward. ❤️

Hello, my name is Michael and im a veteran, not disabled, but i do have a few mental issues, depression all that. , but i am ok. When I got back from oversees, my entire family except my sister and my two kids, passed away, I have no help at all. I have a great job at the medical center univ of tenn,  I have a vehicle, I live paycheck to paycheck.  i have a clean background, no drugs or alcohol or smoking, I am doing my best to live the way god wants me to, but I am losing things slowly but surely. I cannot afford to buy another truck, and when my truck breaks down, I am done for.  Literally done for.  I do not want to be a homeless man riding around on a bike, I have plans for my life, the army took everything from me, my marriage, my kids, and I never lost my cool, I just kept fighting. I am 50 years old, and in great shape, but im slowing down. I need a cheap vehicle. Ive saved and moved into a house rental, but I cant save up enough for a vehicle. I need 2000 dollars asap , my truck barely gets me to work and I have nowhere to turn. I make enough to pay off a loan. I can send my paystub or whatever I need. I am just trying to keep my life going, I am suppose to lead my kids and I cant do that riding a bike. Please help.