Im in need of money to pay off credit cards I had to use to buy every day living items, food, clothes etc when I was laid off.  I have a great full time job with a wonderful company that I love and it’s good money but since im trying to keep up with the monthly payments on the cards and home equity im forced to continue to charge anything that gets paid on the cards.  Life has gotten so expensive with the price of gas that went up,  food prices are very high. I just feel like I’m drowning. If i could get these things paid off I with me fine because I would save all the money from making my minimum payments on the cards if they were paid off my. I have two kids, both we went into alot of debt getting.  First on was for two times of IVF and the second was adoption. I would do it over again a million times,  they are the best kids and I am so fortunate to have them.   Id be so appreciative on anything that can be given. PayPal is tracy30n05@gmail.com

Im not really sure how to start this. I’ve never done this before but I’m at the point that I need to. Life has been lifing. I work full time.  I love my job and I make decent money but it’s still not enough. I’ve been at my job for two years. Before that I was laid off and had to use credit cards to pay for things.  And I have not been able to get caught up from that.  If I could I could afford to live but since I make sure I make my minimum payments on cards so my credit doesn’t get worse I don’t actually get anywhere on them. Plus I continously have to use credit cards to pay for normal things like food, things for my kids, kids sports, gas for my van. And gas is so crazy expensive anymore and only getting worse. Paying all of that plus regular monthly bills has gotten unbearable.  I’ve been racking my brain trying to figure out ways to earn more money.  I will be applying for a new position in my company that till will pay more when one becomes available but im not sure when that will be.   I just want to be able to provide my kids with things they need and want. I have a 16 yr old and 10 year old.   We spent a lot of money to have kids. We had to go through IVF twice for my son which insurance didn’t cover at all. It was not cheap. And for our daughter we adopted. Also very expensive.  But I would do it all over again in a heartbeat. They are the best gifts and truly my world.  We have a nice but modest home in a family friendly neighborhood that I really want to keep.  The struggles of trying to keep up with the price of everything being so expensive is so hard.  I just feel like I have a huge weight on my shoulders and just need some help to relieve that.  I keep hoping for interest rates to go down so maybe refinancing our home would help but they haven’t seemed to of budged. I just want to live comfortably without worrying how I’m going to pay a bill or how I’ll pay for my child’s sport. I just need a clean slate.  

I am writing this with a heavy heart and urgency that I never imagined I would experience. My home has always been the one place where I felt safe, grounded, and able to breathe. Today, that sense of security is slipping through my fingers, and I am reaching out because I truly have nowhere else to turn. I am fighting to keep my home from foreclosure, and I am asking for help before things reach a point I cannot recover from.

Over the past several months, my financial situation has taken a sharp and unexpected downturn. I have been doing everything in my power to stay afloat. Cutting back on every non‑essential expense, taking on extra work (as much as I can due to my health condition), and trying to stretch every dollar as far as possible. But despite all of that, the numbers simply aren’t adding up anymore. My income dropped due to circumstances outside my control, and each month the gap between what I owe and what I can pay grows wider.

Earlier this year, I began experiencing health issues that quickly escalated and required ongoing medical care. The treatments, appointments, and medications have become essential for my well‑being, but they have also created expenses that I simply cannot keep up with. I have done everything I can to manage the costs but the bills continue to grow faster than I can handle. I am now at a point where delaying care is no longer safe, and I need help to continue receiving the treatment that keeps me here.

I am not someone who asks for help easily. I have always tried to handle my responsibilities on my own, and I understand how valuable every dollar is for anyone willing to give. The stress has become overwhelming, and I am doing everything I can to prevent this situation from getting worse. I have been put in a position to choose between paying in order to continue receiving medical help or paying to have somewhere to lay my head in order to recover. You can see how morbid the choice becomes very quickly.

Your support, even a small amount, would make an immediate and meaningful difference. It would help save my home and afford medical treatment. I am committed to getting back on my feet, and this assistance would give me the breathing room I desperately need to stabilize my situation.

Thank you for taking the time to read my story. Thank you for considering helping me during one of the most difficult moments of my life. Your generosity could be the reason I am able to keep my home and regain control over my life again.

No amount is too small. Any amount helps.

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I am requesting financial assistance due to an unexpected and devastating loss of income. I am a single mother of for, two of them are age 5, 10, 17, and I am solely responsible for providing for my family.

 

For more than five years, I worked extremely hard to maintain my sobriety, rebuild my credit, and create a stable life for my children. One of my greatest accomplishments was being able to purchase a home where my children could have a safe and stable place to grow up. I worked hard for that opportunity and never imagined that I would suddenly be in danger of losing the home I fought so hard to provide for my family.

 

My primary and only reliable source of income was my employment with a large company. When I was unexpectedly terminated, it felt as though my entire world changed overnight. Losing my job immediately put my family in a serious financial crisis. I am now struggling to keep up with our basic living expenses, including our mortgage and utilities.

 

This situation has also been extremely difficult emotionally. After more than five years of staying clean and working hard to change my life, the stress and fear caused by suddenly losing my income brought back urges that I had fought very hard to overcome. Despite how difficult this has been, I have remained strong and continued to choose my children and our future. I am determined not to let this setback undo the progress I have made.

 

I have been doing side work wherever I can to keep our utilities on and make sure my children have what they need. However, the income from my side hustle is not enough to cover our mortgage or the growing expenses of maintaining our household.

 

I am currently working with my mortgage company through loss mitigation in an effort to address my past-due mortgage payments and prevent my home from entering pre-foreclosure. I am doing everything within my ability to resolve this situation, but I cannot do it without temporary financial assistance.

 

Since losing my job, I have actively been searching for employment. In approximately a week and a half, I have submitted 19 job applications, but I have not yet received a job offer or enough response to replace my lost income. I am continuing to apply and will accept work as soon as I am able.

 

I am not asking for assistance because I am unwilling to work. I am asking for help because I experienced an unexpected loss of my only source of income while supporting four children and trying to protect the home I worked so hard to obtain. Any financial assistance provided would help my family remain stable, keep our utilities connected, and give me the opportunity to catch up on our mortgage while I continue searching for employment.

 

My children depend on me, and I am doing everything I can to keep our family together, stable, and in our home. I would be extremely grateful for any assistance available during this difficult period. $hattyp83

I’m a 66 yr old woman who has worked my whole life since I was 16 yrs old. I’m a hard worker but fell prey to a predatory mortgage and money has never been my forte. I don’t want to lose my house but missed a couple of payments because I stopped working in October and want to start a business. They put me on a payment plan that is $900 more per month.

I have been so stressed for so many years that I didn’t realize that I barely made a dent in the mortgage until I missed a couple of payments. I asked them why I was still paying them and they told me that only 10% of what I have been paying every month since 2008 went to the principal. I have other debt and once I get out of debt I will address the mortgage but I don’t want to rock the boat and lose my house.

I’ve never asked for help on this kind of platform and it’s difficult but any help would be appreciated.

Thank you! – https://www.paypal.me/seniorhelp203

 

 

When family members, friends and even strangers need support, I’ve gone out of my way to help when I can. Time, emotional support, money, a recommendation letter – when I can, I help out. I also have volunteered for years for causes I’m particularly passionate about, for women, teens, education, and the arts. My upbringing by my grandparents and mother focused on values including hard work, education, and giving to others. Throughout my life, I’ve worked hard and been financially stable. A few years ago, that began to change through a series of events, and I’m trying to get back on my feet. $50,000 would tremendously help my situation for a re-set. Less is welcome and appreciated. I would be very grateful for $50, $500, $100, $2,500, $25 or whatever one could spare or give to help.

Three years ago, I was rear ended in my car by a speeding driver. My car was totaled, and I was taken to the hospital for examination and treatment. I didn’t have any internal bleeding or broken limbs, but I had a concussion and damage to my chest wall due to the force of the accident and deployment of the air bags upon the impact of the speeding vehicle hitting my car. I had comprehensive auto insurance coverage, but the at-fault driver did not. I had to pay for many of my own medical bills and still do. I also had to purchase another used car, which I wasn’t expecting, and it was a squeeze. I went back to work after a couple of months of physical therapy, treatment and recovery for the concussion, setting up payment plans where I could for my medical bills, and with the very sensible, safe, “affordable” used car to get me to and from work.

A year later, I was laid off from my position along with 350 others due to a corporate restructuring. The company said that it was still trying to course correct after the COVID pandemic. While I had been with the company four years, I wasn’t offered much of a severance package. I was told that it was a standard settlement for everyone with that amount of time with the company and non-negotiable. I set about networking and telling every person that I knew that I was looking for a new role. I went to professional networking events. I was on every job board from Indeed to LinkedIn to Glassdoor. I sent out several resumes everyday, and had Zoom and in-person meetings about potential work opportunities. I went on interviews, but didn’t find another position for 11 months. I used my savings to pay bills. I had paid for my mortgage for the first three months, but then couldn’t afford to continue to pay monthly. I entered a deferrment program with my mortgage lending company just to hold onto my home. My mind and body were wracked with anxiety continually for fear that I would lose my home which I had worked so hard to purchase. Every month, I had to determine which bills to prioritize to pay because it was difficult to pay them all. I have a lot of debt now. I’m a different person now, it seems, because I’m working to survive and am doing all that I can do to thrive again. The position that I took is not at the same job or compensation level as my previous role. I make substantially less and continue to look for a new position that is a match for my education and work experience, so I can be paid more and continue to pay my debts. I’m behind in my utility bills, medical bills, car repairs, and while I’ve been able to keep my house, I have to pay the mortgage company for the months it “covered” me.

I am deeply grateful for your compassion, support and consideration.

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I got with my girlfriend last year when she was 5 months pregnant with Serenity Marie.  At the time I didn’t think much of it when it comes to finances and raising a baby again.  My oldest is 16 about to be 17 in September.  Any ways my girlfriend got pregnant under very bad circumstances (epar) So she wasn’t even sure if she was going to keep the baby at the time but as we started going to doctor appointments and getting close to the birth I’m pretty sure both of us wanted to keep her.  When she was born it was a miracle.  Now she is almost 9 months old and about to start walking.  The reason I’m here is that I am the only one working.  My girlfriend doesn’t have a license nor do we have an extra vehicle or the means to get one.  We are struggling with bills and all the things that go with it.  I’m behind on everything and I’m doing. my best to stay afloat.  if we could get a little help it would be a miracle.

 

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For most of my life, I have been the person others could rely on. As a director in health support and community action programs, I dedicated my career to serving individuals with developmental disabilities and Native communities—advocating for dignity, stability, and access to essential resources. That work was not just my profession, but my purpose. I built a life around helping others navigate hardship, while also supporting my own family and maintaining a stable home.
In recent years, my life has taken an unexpected and difficult turn. I am now living with multiple complex, chronic health conditions—including Lupus, Common Variable Immunodeficiency (CVID), Hashimoto’s disease, Klippel-Feil syndrome, fibromyalgia, and chronic pain—that have significantly affected my ability to function day-to-day. These illnesses developed and accumulated over time, and I continued working and holding onto my career for as long as I could—until my body could simply take no more. What was once manageable has progressed into severe fatigue, cognitive challenges, and physical limitations that now make sustaining employment impossible.
This shift has created a sudden and overwhelming financial strain. The loss of income, combined with ongoing medical expenses, has made it increasingly difficult to meet basic living needs. In addition, my home is now in a state of disrepair, with issues I do not have the physical or financial ability to address, adding another layer of stress and instability. The strain has extended beyond finances, impacting the stability and well-being of my family in ways that are difficult to fully put into words.
I have taken steps to stabilize my circumstances, including applying for disability support and eliminating all non-essential expenses. However, these systems take time, and there is a significant gap between where I am now and when that support may become available.
Asking for help is not something that comes easily to me. After a lifetime of serving others, it is difficult to be on the other side of that equation. But I also understand the importance of community, compassion, and support during times of hardship.
I am seeking temporary financial assistance to help cover essential living expenses, medical care, and critical home needs during this period. Any support will make a meaningful difference in helping me maintain stability while I navigate my health, chronic pain, and financial challenges.
I remain hopeful that this is a chapter, not the end of my story. I am deeply grateful for your consideration, compassion, and any support you are able to provide.

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Hello I recently had an open heart surgery and fell behind on my bills along with my mortgage.I would like to raise some funds to get back on track. My utility bills and Mortgage are in a total of 30,000. Please I am asking for help.I have three children and the little that I have is not sufficient enough. May you kind people continue to be blessed and thank you in advance.In return when when I’m able to help someone I will be back to bless as many as I can. Thank you.

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This is my first for humbly asking for help. I am a college graduate and partially finished grad student for Occupational Therapy (now too long ago to finish). My journey of having no income started 2013 after my older sister suffered a full stroke, paralyzing her left side of her body at 49 years old. She has 4 children (one who has Down Syndrome, oldest). They all live on their own today but cannot support their mom in care. The oldest lives with us who has Down Syndrome. I also take care of my elderly mother (88 y/o). We just lost my father in September 2025 to Cancer through Hospice Care assistance. (They were wonderful!) But we now have half the income to support the bills of a household with 6 people. Both my sister and I are married and her spouse is getting ready to retire. I care for my sister during the day. My spouse works for Uber so not that great of an income! My mom is a retired school teacher from Paradise Valley, AZ and just was discharged from the hospital for a small stroke (TIA) that I know was exacerbated by the financial stress we are experiencing. It is her second one in last ten years. I have no idea what we would do if we lost her!!! She is the sweetest retired school teacher momma!!! We had very little life insurance on my father (about $10,000) that has been gobbled up by bills in just 5 months!!! Refinancing the house last year only vetted about $100 less a month!!! (Terrible deal, but that was our financial situation)!! I am taking care of 2 family members and oversee that my nephew does his home “program” and gets off to his Day Program. I am also diabetic with Congestive Heart Failure, so my health is failing and I struggle through each day. There is constant worry that I may be the next ER visit whilst struggling to provide all the needs of this household!!! It’s the equivalent of two full time jobs without pay!! And I am afraid to know what this has done to my retirement income (basically I won’t have much). But that is a worry for another day. My main concern is keeping my mom and sister out of a nursing home!! And losing all our cats and dogs if we lose the house!! Life should not be so desperate after all our family has accomplished so many milestones! Our church helps with a family meal one day a month which is a blessing!! We just need more help if there is some…? We are a good Christian family and I refuse placing anyone in a nursing home!! I was a Nursing Aide right out of High School for 12-13 years. Then college spent in conjunction made my life extremely busy. Yet I am busier now then those years, just caring for my family and running a household! Anything that we can receive would be extremely appreciated and would benefit a whole, loving, good family and our beloved pets! May the light of Christ embrace you for considerations and THANK YOU for reading our request for help!!! We are a proud family and have never asked for help before, so our gratitude is HUGE!! God Bless You!!!

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Hello, I am wondering if this is something that would really work? People really just give money away? I think about it and if I had it to spare I would! So thank you to those people that have the means and are willing to make someone else’s life a bit better. As for me I’m a private person so this is a bit hard, but I’m intrigued. A little about me; I have a full time job, at the same time I am working on a bachelors degree. I have a husband who is a hard multi job working guy, and three kids we are teaching to be good stewards and prepare for a stable future. Why am I “here?”  because we are still catching up post covid. Husband lost his managerial job, I lost my job, we ran through savings, we wound up separating having recently had a baby during that time. (struggle within a struggle) For many years we have rented a property that has been our home and raised our children here. Now we have the opportunity for this property to be our house. Meaning we are attempting to purchase it. What’s keeping us back? The previous comment about using up our savings during our job losses. At the current moment my request for “begging money” is for a few credit cards the lender is wanting us to pay off. This would be doable on our own but time is short because the owner is not willing to wait too long for us. It would take us til the end of the year. We have faith our situation will get better though not has grave as others on here, but we want to keep this house, give it the fixtures it needs and live in it without having to uproot our lives to move who knows where. Be well.  15,00 needed. But less is welcome and appreciated.

Cash app $vazquezcolon

With graduation for my senior fast approaching, (he wants to be a pilot after graduation but if this works I might beg for that next :-7  $$$$.)

<span;>I am 64 yrs old, working a full time job and a part-time job. My husband gets the minimal amount of social security due to disabilities, and I’m becoming buried in bills with major home repairs still needed. I have sold everything of monetary value and don’t want to loose my home.
<span;>$300,000 would be a major blessing. It would put our heads above water and get us back on our feet. This would allow me to only need to work 1 job and be able to enjoy the life around us again before my husband is unable to enjoy it.
<span;>Let me tell you what happened:
<span;>I had a good job, working in healthcare, about 5 yrs ago I left that job to care for my mother-in-law who had a stroke and moved in with us due to being unable to be left alone at home. We all had the dream of moving out of town where she, and shortly after her, my own mom, could sit on the deck, watch the wildlife and enjoy their final days.
<span;>The property quickly became more than we had planned for. We had to replace the septic system and the well, <span;>both were costly. W<span;>e need a retaining wall built to prevent a landslide, but no funds are available. We had help from both parents financially while they were alive, so we held up for the most part, but then my husband’s disability became worse. I needed to find work and was blessed with a work from home job but before I could finish the on boarding process my mother-in-law passed away peacefully here at home with us, she was 97.
<span;>Not one month later my mom, 85, had a gastric intestinal bleed, spent several days in the hospital, came home and placed on hospice. She passed 5 months after my mother-in-law.
<span;>One week later we found out my husband’s prognosis is to expect to be in a wheelchair or paralyzed within 5-10 years.
<span;>I’ve always lived by the belief that family comes first, no matter what. Having the chance to care for my loved ones over the years has been my greatest blessing—a journey of love I wouldn’t trade for anything.
<span;>​However, being a full-time caregiver has come with a heavy silent cost. We no longer have the support systems we once relied on, and the weight of our financial future now rests entirely on my shoulders. Between urgent home repairs my husband can no longer physically manage and the lack of a safety net, we are at a breaking point. My biggest fear isn’t just the repairs; it’s the thought of losing the home that has sheltered our family through it all. I am reaching out to ask for help so I can keep providing for those I love and finally find a sense of security again.

<span;>PayPal info: michele.rick@yahoo.com