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Last Updated: April 26, 2025

I have been taking care of us for so long, one last month and we’re out

Hello, I am 26 years old and I’ve been taking care of my girlfriend and our cat basically alone for almost a year. The lease on our apartment ends very soon, and I’ve been doing everything i can to hold on until it’s officially over. After that, we’ll be moving into my family’s home to relieve the financial pressure I’ve been under for quite a while. Over the past year, things have become more difficult month by month. My girlfriend lost her job and hasn’t been able to work due to ongoing physical and mental health issues, and I’ve taken on all of our expenses on my own. That includes rent, car payments, insurance, utilities, food, transportation, and anything else that’s come up along the way. To keep up, I’ve had to rely more and more on credit. Each time I thought I had it figured out, another expense would come up. And now, as the final rent payment is here, the numbers just aren’t adding up. My next paycheck alone will not be enough to cover what’s due, and with the amount of debt already on my plate, I’m stretched beyond what I can manage. The final rent payment is $1200 and is due by May 1st. This will be the last one before we can start the process of moving out, and after that, there will be no more monthly rent to worry about. Just this one last hurdle. If there’s any way you’re able to help with that amount—or even part of it—it would go directly toward getting through this last month in one piece. Once we’re out of the lease and into my family’s place, the situation will shift and I’ll finally be able to start catching up on everything. Thank you for reading, and for any support or understanding you can offer.

cashapp: $el122720

zelle: Eric Larkin

Filed Under: Rent Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: April 25, 2025

A Little Help Goes a Long Way—Support a Mom Fighting to Stay Afloat

Life has a way of throwing curveballs when we least expect it. A few months ago, I was a financially stable mom—until I lost my job. Since then, I’ve been hustling nonstop, taking on tutoring gigs, cleaning jobs, and anything else I can find to keep the lights on and food on the table. But despite working harder than ever, I’m barely scraping by.

The stress of mounting bills and rising debt is crushing—not just for me, but for my child, who deserves security and peace of mind. I refuse to give up, but right now, I could really use some help.

If you’re able to spare even a few dollars, it would mean the world. Your kindness could help:

  • Keep a roof over our heads

  • Put food on the table

  • Ease the weight of debt and late fees

  • Give me breathing room to find stable work

I’m also open to advice—if you’ve been in a similar situation or know of resources that could help me manage finances, reduce debt, or find better opportunities, I’d be so grateful.

No one should have to fight this hard just to stay afloat. If you can help in any way, thank you from the bottom of my heart. And if you can’t right now, I completely understand—sharing this or sending good vibes means just as much.

You can donate to my PayPal: @TainaCollazo153 

Filed Under: Emergency Money Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: April 25, 2025

Back up against a wall

Well where do I begin…last year I shared a house with an older couple and we lived in a house that was we rented that was falling apart. So we agreed to stop paying rent and we knew that eventually we would be evicted. Then my car broke down and it was a lot that needed to be done but I had no choice but fix it. So the couple ended up moving out before we was served an eviction. So while in the process of working, packing trying to fix my car my girlfriend took a trip to Florida with her mom to take care of some personal issues with her mom. She was there for about 3 maybe 4 weeks she was ready to come back home so I bought her a plane ticket for her to come back. While on the way to the airport once I got there I waited and waited looked for her checked terminals no site of her for 3 complete hours not one sign of her. Eventually I just went back home upset thinking that she lied to me about being on her flight. Talked to her mom she told me she had got on her flight back and that she should’ve been back. Well 2 days later I receive a text from someone that I didn’t know telling me that he had my girlfriend and that he was hired to kidnap her. i thought it was a joke and that she was playing games. Well this was a year ago and after her mom and me have paid almost 10,000 dollars we still haven’t seen her only talked to her on the phone. Well while dealing with that and still trying to finish my car during the summertime working in the heat being the heat working on my car and my house being extremely hot cause the electric got turned off I almost had a heat stroke and I got my eviction notice and already been to court so I was laid up for a week sick and lost my job.  So while packing my things and stayed with a friend the landlord decides he’s gonna empty out the house and set all my belongings outside right after I left that evening to go get a trailer for the next day to move my stuff. Oh forgot to mention when I almost had the heat stroke they was suppose to had showed up that day while I was packing my things. So it was obvious that I was going to remove my stuff so they set all of my clothes valuables and my studio equipment outside and almost everything u had got stolen and that was almost a year ago. By that being said it’s been a downhill struggle my music equipment was my second job and was going to be what I wanted to do as my main money maker but since I lost my job and no music equipment I have had no way to really make any money but survive off what I had saved and try to do what I can for my girlfriend and her mom. So I got a phone call from the guy that had kidnapped my girl saying that he wanted 2500 more dollars and he would bring her to me. Well I don’t have that and he gave me till the end of April to have the money or he was going to abandon here where she is being held at. I haven’t contacted the authorities this whole time cause of being afraid he would take her life cause he told me he would I barely got to tell her mom he didn’t want no one else knowing but I had no choice. I couldn’t live with myself not telling her and something happened. I don’t know what to do that’s why I’m here this is the first time I’ve said anything especially public like this it’s been very stressful

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: April 25, 2025

I’m drowning… Struggling to stay afloat please throw me a lifeline.

I’m a 41 year old mom single moms of 3, This is not where I thought I’d be at 41 but the last 4 years have been the darkest times for me. I sit in the dark writing this at 10:30pm on a Thursday. I’m mentally, physically, emotionally, and financially exhausted. Personally asking for help like this is one of the hardest things I’ve ever had to do. I’m a single mom of three who has been fighting to stay afloat since life turned upside down in 2020.

During the pandemic, I went through a painful divorce that left me emotionally drained and financially vulnerable. With no child support and three children to care for, I used credit cards and payday loans just to keep a roof over our heads and food on the table. Between 2020 and 2022, I accrued over $40,000 in debt — not from luxury, but from survival.

In the midst of trying to rebuild, I suffered a physical injury when a man accidentally fell on me from 42 ft above me at Globe Life Stadium. Of which I couldn’t find an attorney to help with my case due to not knowing what his cause of fall was. I don’t believe him to even be alive but I was rushed on a stretcher to the emergency room where I have double whiplash, trauma to C3 and c4 vertebrae and electric shock. I have no insurance because I don’t qualify for government assistance by making $30 too much so I have not been able to seek proper medical attention and refuse to be in any medications that would only hinder my ability to work. Since then, my ability to work at full capacity has been limited. I’m self-employed hairdresser of 20+ years, but the instability (recession) has made it nearly impossible to catch up. I’ve applied to over 600 jobs in hopes of finding something secure and consistent — but nothing has come through yet.

Now, I’m being sued by creditors. I’ve considered bankruptcy, but something inside me still hopes I can repay what I owe — that I can honor my obligations and teach my kids resilience through action. I’ve always been the one to help others, but now I’m the one in need. I have no family support, and this is truly my last resort.

Your kindness — no matter the amount — would not just help financially, it would restore hope and breathing room for me and my children. Even sharing this means more than you know.

Thank you for reading my story and considering a donation. From the bottom of my heart thank you.

If you prefer to donate directly, you can use my professional PayPal or my Cashapp

paypal.biz/TamaraHefner

https://cash.app/$TamaraHefner

Every little bit truly helps thank you so much!

Filed Under: Single Moms Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: April 24, 2025

Need Help Making My Vehicle Legal So I Can Work and Transport My Children Properly

In May of 2022 I had to purchase a new vehicle after my previous one was totaled by my insurance company. I purchased a new van out of state and when I went to get it titled, licensed and registered I was told that because it was purchased out of state I needed an inspection from my state. When I went to get the van inspected, unfortunately, it had a pretty serious issue with the way that the tires angle inward (bad design by Toyota), so the tires not only go bald very quickly, the inside of them wear away, leaving the metal threads exposed. Because of this issue, I was not able to get the vehicle to pass inspection, and at the time I did not have the money to fix the problem since it is a fairly serious one and it was not a recall issue. Just recently, I was able to get the issue resolved and the inspection to pass, but because of finances, it took me almost 2 years. In the meantime, I went through a divorce at the end of 2022 that left me financially strapped for the first time in my entire adult life. Now in order to get my vehicle legal, I owe the 2022 and 2023 personal property taxes as well as the registration, licensing, and titling fees with the DMV. I have been driving my father‘s 2005 Dodge Caravan, leaving my 2016 Toyota Sienna parked in my driveway since last July, 2024. (Yes I drove it for a while when it was not legal) I not only need to give my father back his van, but I have been making the payments every month on my van as well as the insurance payments while it just sits in my driveway. My father‘s van has over 220 thousand miles on it, the air conditioner does not work, the passenger side window does not roll down, it leaks oil and it is on its last leg. I am writing this in hopes that someone, anyone, may be willing to help me get my car legally title, registered and licensed, so that I cannot only utilize the vehicle that I have been paying for but more importantly, so I can have a safe reliable vehicle to transport my three daughters to and from school and their sporting events which take place almost 2 hours from where we live. Up until last May I was teaching 40 minutes from my home but several factors caused me to leave that job and currently I am living off of child support only.  In September of last year my mother turned 83 and contracted Covid at the same time which exacerbated her dementia/Alzheimer’s symptoms, so I have been caring for her full-time while my children are at school every day. Currently, I cannot get a loan because after my divorce my credit report shows that my debt to income ratio is too high, therefore I am in the middle of preparing to file for bankruptcy in hopes of starting over with a fresh start. Until then I have no way of coming up with the funds that I need to get my car in order. In total, I have to come up with around $3000, but I am here today just asking for anything that I could put towards that so that hopefully I can have all of this taken care of by mid-summer. Any help would be greatly appreciated, God bless and thank you in advance.

PayPal:  @wendischeer

Filed Under: Car Repairs Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: April 24, 2025

OUT OF THE BLUE

“Sudden health crisis a shocking wake up call about the danger of unregulated tattoos” we all know that tattoos are a popular form of expression and art but what many people don’t realize is that they can also post serious health risk. Just asked Howard a 61-year-old man who recently discovered that his love for tattoos has led to a life-threatening condition. It all started when Howard went to get a tattoo, something he had done multiple times . However, this time was different. Three months ago he found out that he has cirrhosis of the liver stage 4 and hepatitis C, due to unsanitary practices at the tattoo studio and if that wasn’t enough doctors also discovered that he has esophageal and stomach varices and has heptaceellular carcinoma cancer stage 2 all from that one tattoo. But here’s the kicker- Howard had no idea about any of this until his recent hospitalization. Despite doctors running tests and discovering these conditions , no one bothered to inform him. Now,  he has left with a grim reality -too sick to work, no income, and a pile of medical bills that he cannot afford to pay.  At 61 Howard should be enjoying his golden years, not worrying about how he will pay rent , buy groceries or cover medical expenses. It’s a shocking and unexpected turn of events and it’s left Howard in a State of shock and desperation. So why are we sharing Howard story because it’s accountability tale that highlights the importance of the tattoo industry. While there are strict health and safety standards for licensed tattoo artist, there is still a vast number of unregulated and unlicensed tattoo studios out there and as Howard’s case shows, the consequences can be deadly. But Howard’s story is not all doom and gloom it’s also a call to action for all of us to step up and help. As a community we can come together to support Howard in his time of need. Whether it’s through donations, spreading the word, or simply offering words of encouragement. We can make a difference in Howard’s life.  And let’s not forget the bigger picture- raising awareness about the importance of regulation in the tattoo industry. As consumers , we have the power to demand stricter laws and regulations to protect ourselves and others from harmful and unsanitary practices. Let’s use our voices to bring about change and prevent more cases like Howard’s from happening. In conclusion,  Howard story is a wake-up call for all of us. It’s time to take a stand and demand better standards for the tattoo industry. But more importantly it’s time to come together and help Howard in his time of need. We can all make a difference and show Howard that he is not alone in this battle. After all, the golden years should be filled with joy and happiness. Not health crisis and financial struggles. Let’s make sure Howard’s story has a happy ending. We are trying to raise 20,000 plus for Howard.        PayPal.me/HowardAtkinson

Filed Under: Medical Bills Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: April 24, 2025

Support Harx4’s Sustainable 6-Piece Travel Collection Launch

 

“PLEASE SEND THE ELEVATOR DOWN TO HELP LIFT US UP”

My name is Renee Hill, founder and creative director of Harx4, a purpose-driven fashion brand rooted in individuality, modular, and ethical design. You may know me from Project Runway Season 17, where I proudly showcased my vision for fashion that tells stories. Since then, Harx4 gained beautiful momentum—until the pandemic hit. Like many small, independent brands, we were deeply affected, so I took off for a few years (teaching) but today we’re ready to rebuild with even greater intention.

We’re preparing to launch our most meaningful collection yet: a 6-piece travel capsule collection that is sustainable, multifunctional, and thoughtfully designed for today’s woman on the move. Whether she’s boarding a plane, heading to a meeting, working from home, or traveling in spirit, this collection brings together elegance and practicality in a way that truly supports lifestyle and self-expression.

Why We Need Your Help

To bring this collection to life, we need your support to cover critical launch costs. Every dollar will directly fund the tools we need to share this story with the world.

Funding Goals

  • Visual Branding & Photography – $2,000
    (Professional campaign images, videos, and a digital lookbook for marketing and wholesale buyers.)
  • Marketing & Public Relations – $2,500
    (Targeted outreach to press, stylists, influencers, and retail partners who align with our mission.)
  • Social Media Strategy & Ads – $1,500
    (Instagram, Facebook, TikTok promotions and content creation to reach our global audience and drive pre-orders.)
  • Prototype & Sampling – $4,500
    (Development of high-quality, sustainable prototypes in eco-responsible materials to present to buyers and customers.)

Total Requested: $10,500

This launch is more than a fashion collection—it’s a movement. A movement for sustainability, for representation, and for redefining what it means to travel with intention and style.

Thank you for your support!

 

PayPal.me/harx4

Cashapp – $peacerocks

 

 

Filed Under: Business Capital Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: April 24, 2025

Please Help a Mother Rebuild After the Storm

My name is Amanda, and I never imagined I’d be in this position—humbly asking for help from kind strangers. But life has brought me to a place where I have no choice but to reach out and share my story.

I am a 42-year-old single mother of four beautiful children—ages 17, 14, 9, and 6. For years, I devoted my life to being a stay-at-home mom, raising my children with love and care during a difficult marriage filled with physical, emotional, and spiritual abuse. It took everything in me to leave, to start over, and to fight for peace and safety for my children and me. I left behind everything—my home, my friends, my support system—in search of a better future.

Just as I was beginning to rebuild our lives, landing my dream career, and just about to graduate from the University of Georgia with my master’s degree in social work, the unimaginable happened. I was in a devastating car accident involving a commercial truck. The injuries to my neck and back were severe. After months of doctor visits, tests, and unimaginable pain, I’ve now been told that I will need major spinal surgery—and that I will likely be permanently disabled for the rest of my life.

This news broke me. I am only 42 years old. I had dreams of working to help others as a social worker, of standing on my own feet and showing my children that no matter what life throws at you, you can rise again. But instead, I’m facing a future where I may never work again.

I lost my job due to my injuries. With no income, we’ve quickly fallen behind on everything. My credit cards are maxed out. My credit is poor, worsened by the years I spent out of the workforce while raising my children. We are now facing eviction from our home, and we are on the verge of losing our car—the only way I can get to doctor’s appointments, take my children to school, or even make it to a food bank.

We have no family. No backup plan. No one to call. And while I’ve applied for permanent disability, I’ve been told it could take up to a year to be approved. A year we simply do not have.

I’m doing everything I can to stay strong for my children. But I am terrified. I lie awake at night wondering where we will sleep, how I’ll feed them, and how I’ll explain to my youngest why we have to pack our things and leave the only home they’ve ever known.

We need to raise upwards of $26,000.00 just to continue to pay rent and the car and car insurance. I’m not asking for luxury or comfort—I’m asking for survival. For a chance to breathe. For a moment of stability in the midst of chaos. Your donation, no matter how small, would help us:

  • Pay rent and avoid eviction

  • Keep our car from being repossessed

  • Cover basic bills and groceries

  • Provide a stable home while I recover from surgery

  • Bridge the gap until disability benefits come through

Please—if you’ve ever loved your children so fiercely it hurt, if you’ve ever been scared and alone and didn’t know where to turn—please help us. Share this. Donate if you can. Even $5 could be the lifeline we need.

I know there are so many in need right now, but if my story speaks to you, I ask with all the vulnerability in my heart—please help us survive this. Our PayPal, Cash App, and Venmo information is below. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts to anyone who can help us.

With deep gratitude and hope,
Amanda & Children
❤️

PayPal: willnotarize24@gmail.com or @Avliek409

Cash App: $douclueorseedablu87

Venmo: @mccolluma906 or willnotarize24@gmail.com

Filed Under: Eviction Notice Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: April 24, 2025

Medical Bills/eviction

My son and I received the worst news in October 2024. He has leukemia. He’s been through so much with treatment and hospital stays and has stayed strong. He is my entire world. I took a leave of absence from work but have gone through my savings and medical bills are piling up. My parents are on a fixed income and can’t really help much. I had to return to work but catching up is very hard. We received a foreclosure notice if we don’t come up with the money soon we’ll have no place to go, my parents home is not large enough for us and we don’t have any other family to ask. All together with foreclosure and medical bills we owe $27,463.71. I’m asking/begging for any help you can offer ever if it’s just a dollar. We would be forever grateful.

 

Cashapp- $heathers0912

venmo-@heathers0912

 

Filed Under: Home Foreclosure Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: April 23, 2025

Single Dad, Full-Time Worker, Still Falling Behind

Why I Need Help

My story’s nothing special. It’s the same one you’ve heard a hundred times.

I got rid of everything to try and build a life with the mother of my daughter. We moved in together. Merged finances. Took on debt to make it work. I was all in. She wasn’t. To what extent she ran around with other men, I’ll probably never know, and honestly, it doesn’t even matter anymore. What I do know is my daughter is mine, without a doubt.

Now I’m left picking up the pieces. I’m in debt, a one-year-old daughter, and a mountain of bills that don’t care how hard I work or how much I try to hold everything together. I’m working full time and doing the best I can, but I’m stuck in that spot where I make just enough to disqualify me from help and not enough to get ahead. It’s slow motion drowning.

Reasons You Might Find Me Worthy of Help

I’m a veteran. I’ve got the DD-214 to prove it.

I work full time. I’m not looking for a way out of responsibility, just a little help catching up. I’m not asking because I’m lazy or unwilling to fight through it. I’m asking because I’ve been fighting through it, every damn day, and I’m getting tired. It’s not that I want a handout. I want a lifeline.

I’m not trying to impress anyone or pretend I’ve got it worse than everybody else. I’m just one guy trying to give his daughter a better future.

Reasons You Might Think I Don’t Deserve It

I have a job. I’m not homeless. I have a roof over our heads and food in the fridge.

But somehow, that puts me in no-man’s-land. I make too much to qualify for aid, but not enough to actually survive without borrowing from tomorrow. I’m stuck. And I’m not the only one. There’s a whole crowd of us just out of reach of help, slowly sinking while everyone assumes we’re doing fine.

So yeah, I might not look like someone who needs help. But looks are only skin deep.

What I’d Do With Your Help

First thing, I’d take a breath. The kind of breath you only get when you’re no longer being crushed by interest, late fees, and collection notices. I’d start clearing out the debt that’s eating me alive one payment at a time. If by some miracle enough help came in to get me caught up or even ahead, I’d start a 529 plan for my daughter. I’d give her the start I never had.

I know there are others with harder stories and heavier burdens. I’m not here to compare pain. I’m just here to ask, if something in my story speaks to you, would you consider helping?

Even if you don’t, thank you for reading. That alone means more than you know.

 

PayPal

 

Filed Under: Single Dads Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: April 22, 2025

Needing teeth to get a descent job to provide a stable home for my son Cain.

I am 55 years old and struggling to provide for my son Cain and keep a roof over our head. At my age finding a good job is tough but when you have no teeth its almost impossible other then cheap labor jobs. California is an expensive state to live in. I have lost out on several very good  jobs due to having no teeth and need dentures badly. Most people see a person with no teeth and they automatically prejudge and think “drug addict” which i am  not! I was told that we like you but no teeth is not a look that represents our company professionally. I have been in sales the better portion of my life so no teeth is blocking me getting a job where my experience and skills are. I’m scraping just to get by and can not seem to save up any money to get dentures. I tried care credit but my application was declined. I’m working on credit but that will take a while to raise high enough for approval. Average cost for a full set of dentures is $1800 to $2400. Can anyone Please help me? If someone is more comfortable arranging it with a dentist in my area? I’m happy to do it that as the end result would be the same. Thank you so much for taking the time to read my message.

 

My paypal is Chandlerific@gmail.com

Filed Under: Dental Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: April 21, 2025

Donations to help my family buy land!

Hello, We are a truly blessed close-knit family of three generations living under one roof, filled with love, resilience, and hope! We are hoping to buy/own land, land where we can build homes and create a lasting legacy. I’m an Active Duty Army veteran now serving in the Army Reserves and one of our family members is a full-time college student working hard for their future!

Your support would mean more than just financial help; it would be an investment in a dream rooted in dedication, unity, and legacy!

Even the smallest amount would deeply be appreciated!

Please share, pray, support, and help us turn our vision into reality!

Thank you and God bless!

Cashapp: $ExceptionallyTrese                      PayPal.me/ExceptionallyTrese

Contact email: exceptional2025@yahoo.com

Filed Under: Mortgage Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: April 21, 2025

Took a kick to the pride

Well to give you kind of a back story I’ve been wanting to start my own business about 5 6 years now when I learn how to weld I have this dream of starting my own business my fiance at the time was pregnant with my son and I told myself for years but I didn’t want miss my children’s childhood by working all the time and so for several years I work extremely hard to learn everything I needed to know about the steel industry I figured I was going to have to take baby steps you know start out as a local contractor and work my way up to general contractor now I had this dream because I wanted to spend more time with my children men my fiance Stephanie we were working hard and trying to achieve my goal how lucky was I to find that she was 8 weeks pregnant and that we were going to have a baby boy now Stephanie had heart problems she had atrial fibrillation but the doctor’s assured us that she should be able to have children no problem well we were about eight almost nine months I woke up one morning to find my fiance that was 8 months pregnant lying face down on the couch her body stiff and cold to the touch I pulled her from the couch and I administer CPR while 911 and talking to dispatch on speakerphone needless to say I lost my family that day and for a little while there I had started to give up then I’m at this beautiful little redhead and things started to look up I eventually had children with her and we were working towards my goal of having my own business and God knows you can use the help around the house which I’ll be honest I wasn’t much help kept working towards it I’ll get certification after certification I was jumping from company company learning different trades and I excelled and everything that I did putting aside money learned how stocks work nothing Advanced just your basic understanding meanwhile while I’m working constantly me and the misses weren’t exactly seeing eye to eye on a lot of things me being gone all the time a lot of strain on our relationship only I didn’t notice until right there before the end 2 months prior to the end I had started my business and I just took out a loan $12,000 to start this business is she up and decides to leave and moves all the way to Spokane Washington I currently live in Pell City Alabama that is about 3,000 miles away with my three daughters and pregnant with my son I missed all this I’m operating my business I try to put my head down and do my job stay focused and I was doing good but it started to get to me I was determined to show her that Oliver hard work in the beginning would have paid off and we can live comfortably for the rest of our lives this is about 3 years ago from present day and in that 3 years I’ve only seen my kids once and that was 6 months after they were taken from me so now I’m also fighting a legal battle of custody for my children and I don’t want anything but half I just want Fair rights to see my children and be a part of their lives that’s all.

In 3 years time missing my children started to take its toll with each passing day was another day that I didn’t get to tell him I love them, hold them or be able to protect them now I may have been a neglectful spouse but I was a good father I love my babies and I should be allowed to see them too I got court coming up and and I don’t look so good right now I have no power and no water in my house and I’m fighting to keep my cell phone on I’m fixing to lose my girlfriend that I’ve been with for the past year along with everything else I’m not one to ask for help but I really need it I don’t exactly have a set number but right now anything will help

https://www.paypal.me/ScottKenyon85

Filed Under: Emergency Money Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: April 21, 2025

🚛 Help an Immigrant Single Father Launch His Delivery Business! 🌟

Dear Friends/Community/Supporters,

My name is Chinonso Ferdinand, and I’m an immigrant single father working tirelessly to build a better life for my child. My dream is to start my own independent courier delivery business a way to provide for my family, serve my community, and create a stable future. But right now, financial barriers stand in my way.

My Story Like so many immigrants, I came to U.S with hope and determination. But as a single dad, every day is a challenge especially without the means to start the business that could change our lives. A reliable vehicle, insurance, fuel, and basic equipment are all I need to turn this dream into reality.

This isn’t just about me. It’s about:
✅ Providing for my child so they never have to worry about stability.
✅ Serving my community offering fast, affordable deliveries to local businesses and neighbors.
✅ Proving that hard work pays off no matter where you start.

How You Can Help
I’m not asking for a handout I’m asking for a hand up. With your support, I can get the tools I need to work hard and succeed.

💙 Donate: Any amount help whether it’s $10 for gas or $100 toward a used delivery vehicle.
📢 Share: Spread the word! You never know who might be able to assist.
🙏 Encourage: A kind word or message keeps me going when things get tough.

🔗 Donate here: https://paypal.me/CHINONSOFEKETE
I’d love to share my plans or thank you personally!

Together, We Can Make This Happen. As an immigrant, I know the value of opportunity and I’m ready to seize it. With your help, I can build a business that supports my family and gives back to the community that welcomed us.

From the bottom of my heart, thank you for believing in us. Let’s make this dream come true one delivery at a time.

With gratitude,

Chinonso Ferdinand

New York

P.S. Even if you can’t donate, sharing this post could change our lives. Thank you for your kindness! 💛

Filed Under: Single Dads Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: April 21, 2025

Broken, But Not Beaten-Help Me Rebuild

💔 Broken, But Not Beaten — Help Me Rebuild 💔

Hello, and thank you for taking the time to read my story.

I’m reaching out with an open heart and a hopeful spirit. My name is Kelly, and I am humbly asking for help so that I can receive the treatment I urgently need to begin healing from years of unaddressed trauma and PTSD — the root cause of my addiction.

🌱 A Glimpse of My Journey

I had 13 years of continuous sobriety. During that time, I was a single mother raising five young children. I went to college full-time, earning two associate degrees with honors. I served as the President of the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society at my college and even earned a spot on the very same voter’s ballot as President George W. Bush during the primary elections as a Precinct Committee Person for my precinct.

Those years were filled with growth, service, and dreams I never imagined I could achieve. But that success didn’t come easily — it followed six years of painful attempts to get sober. Eventually, I found my footing, but I now understand that sobriety and following a program alone weren’t enough.

I never addressed the deeper wounds — the trauma and PTSD that silently haunted me. Over time, depression crept in, and unresolved pain turned into emotional isolation, leading to my relapse.

🛠️ Why I’m Asking for Help

I am determined to break that cycle for good. I’ve found a dual-diagnosis inpatient treatment facility that addresses both trauma and addiction simultaneously. I am ready to do the hard work, but I can’t do it alone.

To fully focus on recovery without the fear of becoming homeless or losing my Cane Corso, Silver — who is more than just a dog, she’s my family, my emotional anchor, my life, — I need help covering my basic living expenses for three months.

Silver has been my silent companion through every moment — the highs and especially the lows. When I couldn’t find words for the pain, she simply laid her big head in my lap and reminded me that I mattered. I can’t imagine healing without knowing she’s safe.


📌 Here’s exactly what your donation will cover:

Essential Expenses for 3 Months:

  • Rent & Storage: $551 x 3 = $1,653

  • Electric (past due + 3 months): $1,250 + ($200 x 3) = $1,850

  • Water/Sewer/Trash: $100 x 3 = $300

  • Phone (past due + current): $525.04 + ($53 x 3) = $684.04

  • Internet: $90 x 3 = $270

  • Car Insurance: $121 x 3 = $363

  • Credit Repair Subscriptions & Tools: $140 x 3 = $420

  • Basic Living Necessities: ≈ $500

Care for Silver (Cane Corso):

  • Non-professional boarding (trusted caregiver): ≈ $1,500

  • Professional boarding (if needed): $65/day x 90 = $5,850

✅ Total Needed (Non-Professional Dog Care): $6,500.01
💡 Optional Total (Professional Dog Boarding): $10,850.01


💬 Final Words from My Heart

This isn’t easy for me to ask. I’ve always been the one helping others — now I find myself needing that same grace. I believe with every fiber of my being that if I can get this opportunity to reset and heal with the right trauma support, I can rebuild the life I once had — and more.

💖 Please consider donating — even a small amount makes a huge difference. If you can’t donate, I would be so grateful if you could share this with your network and help spread the word.

📬 I promise to keep all donors and supporters updated on my progress. Your help is more than financial — it’s a lifeline and a chance at true healing.

Thank you for reading, caring, and giving me a fighting chance.

With all my heart,
Kelly Hatcher

👉 Donate Here via PayPal

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