Our Story

We are a disabled couple facing immense hardship. My wife, Amanda, receives disability benefits, but I have been repeatedly denied despite my inability to work. We’ve been forced into homelessness after facing discrimination and false accusations.

Currently, we’re staying with a family member, but this is a temporary solution. We desperately need a place to call our own – a small, affordable home on some land, away from the noise and stress of city life. We’re open to rent-to-own options or a USDA loan.

Our two beloved fur babies, who are also registered ESAs, are an integral part of our family. They provide comfort and support, especially during these challenging times.

How You Can Help

Your generosity can make a world of difference. Any amount, no matter how small, will bring us closer to our goal of securing a safe and stable home.

Here’s how you can help:

• Donate: Every dollar counts. Your contribution will help us cover essential expenses like rent, utilities, food, and medical bills.
• Share: Spread the word by sharing our campaign on social media.
• Offer Support: If you know of any affordable housing options, rental-to-own opportunities, or USDA loan programs in Northern Kentucky, please reach out.

A Promise

We promise to repay your kindness in any way we can. Your support will not only provide us with a home but also give us hope for a brighter future.

Thank You

From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for your compassion and understanding. Your generosity will help us rebuild our lives.

PayPal: Bonesnation@hotmail.com

Venmo: @Daniel-Smith-2182

I hope this message finds you well. I am reaching out today to share a personal experience that has deeply affected me. For over two decades, I have been a dedicated employee at my company, performing my duties diligently despite living with mild cerebral palsy. However, my life took an unexpected turn when a corporate supervisor discovered my condition. Instead of empathy, I was met with discrimination:

My job title and hours were altered without any justifiable reason.
My work hours were increased to over 60 hours per week, far exceeding my colleagues’ standard 35 to 45 hours, straining my time away from family and impacting not only my personal life, also my health significantly.
During my appeal, I was met with a lack of compassion and, frankly, belittling treatment from the supervisor who openly influenced these decisions. This experience has not only affected my physical health, leading to increased anxiety and other health issues, but it has also taken a significant toll on my confidence and self-esteem.
In my appeal to the human resource department, I did not ask for special privileges, merely the respect and equality in treatment that every employee deserves. The company’s actions suggest a different valuation of my contributions, which contradicts the principles I believe we all stand for.
If you feel moved to help, your contributions will assist me in covering essential medical expenses and supporting my family during this challenging time. You can send your donations to: Cash App ID: $CPDiscriminated
If you are reading this and can’t afford to help, I quite understand. Your prayers and support are equally valuable to me. Knowing the community stands with me provides immense comfort. Please share my story with any social media account that you can.

Your support will not only help me but also bring attention to the struggles faced by many in similar situations.
Thank you for your time, empathy, and any form of support you can offer.
God bless,

I am trying to find work, as the company I work for has laid me off twice this year, and once last year for 4 months (October last year to January this year).  I got an assignment in February that was supposed to last a year, and then was laid off 4 weeks later due to Corporate budget changes.  I got another 6 week assignment, and after 2 more weeks not working, I got an assignment in June, and I was told I would be working through 2025, and then 8 weeks later, was told there was no budget for me, and I have been cut to 10 hours a week in December, ending the assignment a week before new years day, 2025.  My wife works full time, but doesn’t make enough in a month to pay our mortgage bill.  I AM actively looking for other jobs daily, but of course, no one wants to hire until January.  In the meantime, I have bills falling behind, and due to travel expenses from my work last year, and the total time laid off, I am over $100K in credit card debt.  My daughter lives with us, trying to save money, and she gave us all her savings to help us out, but now it’s all gone too, and she is still paying her $90K student loan payment monthly too, which is a $900 payment a month.  I haven’t told them how bad it is, because this will be the 2nd Christmas in a row I’ve ruined it for them, which is killing me.  I am a cancer survivor, and know I am blessed, which is why I strive to always be a kind person, who selflessly helps others in need, without expecting anything back, and gaining happiness by seeing others smile from the deeds I do.  I volunteer for our local dog shelter, and take care of dogs whose owners have lost their home until they find a new place to live.  Now, without any help, I could be soon in the same scenario.  ANY help is greatly appreciated, and I will ALWAYS continue to pay it forward to others.  Thank you!

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