Hi everyone,

Well,  I am 32 years old, married with two children, veteran.  I have been a stay at home mom for the last four or so years, since my son was born.  Things have not been easy but we have managed.  I experience chronic pain on a daily basis, and I am recently suspecting I may be have ADHD and may be mildly Autistic.  I have to get to a professional to confirm but, it would explain a lot of the things I have been struggling with.  So I suppose I am just here to ask for help.  We have struggled to keep healthy food on the table, pay the utilities and my daughters online school tuition.  We pulled her out of public school to try to protect her from liberalism and the private school nearby is even more expensive than the online school she attends now.  My husband, although I am proud he has turned his life around since being incarcerated,  is diagnosed ODD and ADHD, and does not have the slightest clue how to manage money and is too prideful to accept any help.  My daughter has not been able to attend school for almost two weeks because I have not been able to pay her tuition.  I have borrowed about $390 that I owe from a family member but, I don’t want to have to keep doing that.  I also homeschool my four year old.  I have been doing loads of applications to no avail.  A lot of the times, especially for the work form home jobs, they are scammers.  Hoping I will cash their fake checks or fall for their investment schemes.  For the last few years, I have been trying different entrepreneurial venture.  However, I have not been able to find any success as of yet.

In conclusion,  I am asking for $2000.  $1350 would cover her tuition for the rest of the year, and it would be one less thing I would have to worry about, and then maybe my husband can just focus on the rest of the responsibilities. The remaining $650 I would like to put aside for an investment opportunity.  Maybe purchase some wholesale products to sale.  That way I can start a path for myself to financial freedom.

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I am a 21-year-old second-year student with a 3.96 GPA studying Acting and Content Creation in a college in Los Angeles, California. While I am living and studying in America, I am originally from Toronto, Canada, and I am in a severe financial crisis. I need to urgently collect $13,000 US for tuition plus $6000 for rent and groceries, because if I don’t, I will have to drop out of my school, lose my place of residence, and as a result, I will also have to give up on my main aspiration in life. My family and I do not make a rule to resort to begging for financial help, but we left this as a last resort if our problems became truly unmanageable. However, this past year has been absolutely brutal to us, and it has completely ruined my family’s financial state. My mother even had to put up our family house for sale. Unfortunately, a miracle didn’t happen, we didn’t win the lottery, our house did not get sold yet, and my mother’s work and health predicament did not at all improve. Therefore, we had to use this desparate strategy. Let me explain everything that is going on in great detail:

Since my early childhood it was my dream to become an actor, director, producer, and screenwriter. We were well aware that studying and living in Los Angeles was going to be more expensive than in Toronto. Nevertheless, my mom supported my dedication to acting and writing as well as my decision to go to Hollywood to study in the center of the industry. Our decision relied on the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) which we thought would completely cover all of the tuition and living expenses I would face during my time in Los Angeles. It was a huge disappointment to find out that while this financial assistance is available for Canadian students studying abroad, it only covers 25% of all of the tuition payments, and there is nothing left over to cover housing expenses and food. To avoid crushing my dream, my mom took a loan against the equity of our house to pay for tuition. To make matters worse, we had to rent an apartment as the dorms at my school were in poor condition. There were foul-smelling carpets which nearly caused my nose to run faster than my legs out of the rooms, the windows and the walls were broken to the point where I wondered if someone took out anger on them, and finally, the walls along the beds looked like they were painted by an eco-friendly modern Picasso who used mucus and feces as paint. The most insane part is that living in these conditions would have cost me $1200 per month. The rooms were so small to hold even two students, and it looked as if I would pretty much be paying just for a bed. Right before my first year started, I was diagnosed with an autoimmune disease which made it dangerous for my health for me to be present in such spaces even for a little while. Taking all of this into consideration, and the fact that one of the dorms was actually closed down by the Los Angeles health authorities a year before this situation, my mom had to rent an apartment in an area close to the college and pay 14 months worth of rent and a damage deposit up front because, as Canadian citizens, we had no U.S. credit history and/or place of employment to show. We were not that disappointed because it made much more sense to take this option rather than pay $1200 just for a bed in a tiny and dirty room, especially since I planned to find myself a responsible roommate, and it would’ve cost each of us less than $1000 including utilities and internet to live in a spacious and clean one-bedroom apartment in a decent area within Hollywood. I was faced with yet another surprise as my attempt to get a roommate failed, since the superintendent informed me that it’s against the building’s company policy to have a roommate. Therefore, my mother ended up paying a much greater amount than she expected to pay for tuition and my accommodations. As I mentioned earlier, she covered 75% of my tuition costs and 14 months of my rent during my first year from taking a loan from our house equity. As for the second year, while she planned to take more money out of our house plus some savings to pay for my education and living expenses, I planned to make my own financial contributions by working at my campus which is only allowed after you reach your second year as a student. Unfortunately, all of these plans were shattered as well. Last year’s economical situation and the real estate market caused house prices to go down significantly to the point that there was not enough equity in our house for us to qualify for an equity loan. Prices for essentials (groceries and utilities) skyrocketed causing our savings to disappear. The situation became so bad and unmanageable that my mother had to put the house up for sale. The high interest rates made the mortgage payments impossible for my mother to handle.

I have tried countless times to apply for on-campus jobs at my school (which all pay minimum wage), but there were very few positions to choose from and I didn’t get the ones that I applied for. After failing to get a job at my school, I would’ve turned to job opportunities outside of my school to help me pay for college and for my overall survival in Los Angeles, except I couldn’t do that because I first have to submit multiple forms explaining how my financial situation has gotten worse in order to gain permission to work in America as a non-citizen. I had permission to work in my school since I was a student, and it didn’t matter that I was from a different country. However, finding a job outside of a college in America is not something I’m allowed to do at the moment since I have not yet filed for a work permit as a nonresident. What makes this issue more complicated is that I also have to pay a $410.00 fee to successfully file one of those required work permit forms. So now I’m in a situation where I don’t have money to pay for this application in the first place, but I still need to somehow do this for the sake of finding work in America. If I’m being perfectly honest, even if I found employment in America, the pay would most likely be very small, and I would have to dedicate a lot of hours to it which I don’t have since my school’s gruelling artistic program and subsequent homework assignments prevent me from having any sort of free time (even on weekends) to focus on some other important task.

To make at least some money, I have been taking advantage of scholarship opportunities that my school has told me about. I managed to get $1,000 from one of the contests, and I used it to pay for phone, internet, and elecricity bills, as well as other utilities and groceries. After all of that was taken care of, I was back to my original desperate financial situation.

In conclusion, I would like to once again emphasize that if I don’t gather the money to pay for my studies now, I will have to leave the college and the country altogether. The required amount I previously mentioned in the first paragraph is not the full amount required for the entire academic year. This is just to cover 30% of my tuition and 2 months of rent and groceries because my mother and I believe that our issues related to work load, health, and housing will soon be resolved. 

While I have fallen on very hard times, I am not ashamed to admit that that is the case because I know that things like this happen to the best of us. I plan to become an artist in the fields of acting, directing, and screenwriting in the future, and that is why I look at problems like the one I am currently facing as nothing more than an instance of things becoming a lot worse before they get better. I would greatly appreciate any sort of donation from anyone kind enough to help me and my mother so that we can escape our inconvenient financial predicament and get to work on building better lives! By helping me out in this moment, you are not only doing a favor for a stranger, but you are also supporting that stranger’s journey to one day become something bigger than himself and to change the world of popular culture forever. I promise to return the favor to anyone who chooses to be generous towards me now by helping out other struggling actors and students in need the same way I was helped on this site!

Thank you very much for your assistance and generosity!

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Hello,
My name is Teisha Jackson and I am a BSN nursing student at Monroe College in Bronx, NY. My passion to care for patients and provide quality care is what made me pursue nursing. I took out school loans which I was only approved for 75% of the tuition leaving me with a $1,735 balance. I honestly can’t come up with that at the moment as I am a single mother of a 16-year-old struggling with day-to-day life expenses. I have two more semesters and I am projected to finish in August 2024. If anyone is able to assist me please it would mean so much to me. I fear my classes will be dropped soon for an unpaid balance. Any amount of help would be greatly appreciated.

Regards,

Teisha Jackson

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Hello,

I am reaching out to you with a heartfelt request for financial assistance. My spouse, Megan, is pursuing her life long dream of becoming an actress and is doing so by attending an accredited training program, but I am currently facing significant challenges in paying for her college tuition.

Megan is an incredibly hardworking and determined individual who has shown exceptional dedication to her studies while also working full time. However, the burden of mounting tuition fees is threatening to derail her journey. As her loving husband, I strongly believe she has the power to reach her dream and I want nothing more than to see her succeed.

I humbly request your financial support so I can lighten this financial burden that is causing undue stress. I appreciate your assistance and know this will make a profound impact on Megan’s life by ensuring she receives the education she deserves so she can achieve her dream.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart for considering supporting my mission to provide financial assistance so we can make Megan’s dream a reality. Your kindness and generosity will forever be remembered!

Warm regards,

Wes

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Dear Supportive Community,

I hope this letter finds you in good health and high spirits. My name is Roxanie, a single mother of three beautiful children, and I am reaching out to you with a humble heart and a sincere plea for assistance.

Life has presented me with unique challenges, and while I’ve navigated through its twists and turns, I’ve never let go of my dream of obtaining a college education. Pursuing higher education is not just a personal aspiration; it is my way of providing a brighter future for my family, especially for my child who is on the autism spectrum.

I am currently enrolled in college for the fall 2023 and spring 2024 semesters, and I am facing a financial hurdle that threatens to derail my educational journey. The total bill for these semesters amounts to $3400, a sum that, as a single mother, is proving to be an insurmountable obstacle. Despite working tirelessly to support my family, covering the costs of education remains a daunting challenge.

The pursuit of knowledge has never been more critical, and I am determined to overcome this financial barrier. Education is not just a personal endeavor; it is an investment in the future of my family, a testament to the values of perseverance and resilience that I want to instill in my children.

Your support can make an immeasurable difference in our lives. By contributing to my education fund, you are not just aiding a single mother’s academic journey; you are fostering a positive change that will resonate through generations. Your generosity will empower me to complete my studies and, in turn, provide a stable and secure future for my children.

I understand that times are tough for many, but your kindness, no matter how small, will create a ripple effect of hope and inspiration. Every dollar contributed is an investment in the potential of a single mother striving for a better life for her family.

To make a donation, please click on the following link: paypal.me/roxy12307 Your support means more than words can express, and I am immensely grateful for any assistance you can provide.

Thank you for taking the time to read my letter and for considering supporting my educational journey. Together, we can break down barriers and build a foundation for a brighter future.

With heartfelt gratitude,

Roxanne
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Hello!

I am asking for donations that will go towards my tuition fees. I am getting ready to go back to school next year so I can be in a career with the hopes of being financially stable. I am looking forward to starting during the second 8 weeks of the Spring semester. I am currently working full time and am able to get by but am unable to save as much as I want or need to. I want desperately to be able to save money not just for my future but also for any emergencies that life may throw my way. I have been cutting out and spending less these past few months with some success, but I can only save about $50 – $80 a month.  Don’t get me wrong, this is great, but my problem is with me going back to school, I will have to drop down to part time. I spoke with my manager about scheduling for going back to school. Unfortunately, she told me that full-timers cannot have set schedules or preferences. That is something she has never done for a full timer, and she won’t do it for me to avoid being accused of showing favoritism, even though my reason is for education. I was told that I will have to go down to part time if I want to adjust my work schedule for my school schedule.

This is terrifying for a number of reasons. I am going to lose my benefits, I’ll be working and therefore making less, and the number of hours I will work as a part timer is unpredictable. Part-timers at my job are scheduled for 20 hours. Sometimes they are given more hours, sometimes they are not. This is honestly terrifying me and almost has me rethinking going back to school. I am definitely going to have to pick up a second job. How successful I will be at getting a second job that will work around my first job and my school schedule will remain to be seen but I am definitely going to try. If I had a car I could Uber to make a little extra cash but that is not option right now. With the price of cars right now, that is something I can’t even think about right now.

            The donations I receive will go towards my tuition. I am able to get a very small amount of Pell Grants. I already have student loan debt that I took out a couple years ago from the first time I tried to go to college. I cannot afford to pay out of pocket as all of the money I will make after going part time will have go towards my rent, utilities, food, and other necessities. I do not have anyone I can ask for help. My father is 75 years old and hasn’t been able to work for over a decade due to injuries from his last job and his health. He currently is getting disability. My mom is 66 years old and is still working full time but barely getting by. She is too scared to retire because she does not think her, and my father could survive on his disability check and her retirement check. Asking my parents isn’t even an option.

I want so badly to go back to school. I want to be in a stable career and get paid a decent wage. To be financially independent is my main goal right now but I do not think I can get by on just part time pay. I really do not want to give up on going to school. Below is my PayPal and CashApp. Either is fine, whatever works for you. Please, anything donated will be GREATLY appreciated!

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Dear Donors,

I hope this letter finds you well. My name is Christian Bolembo, and I am writing to you with a humble request for financial assistance. I am currently a student at Western Michigan University, pursuing Finance, and I find myself facing a challenging situation that requires your support.

Due to unforeseen family circumstances, I am confronted with financial difficulties that have made it increasingly challenging for me to meet the financial obligations associated with my education.

The fall semester balance at Western Michigan University has accumulated to $10,400, and I am reaching out to you in the hope that you might consider supporting me in settling this outstanding balance.
My commitment to education has been unwavering, and I have consistently maintained a strong academic record.

However, the unexpected challenges my family and I are currently facing have strained our financial resources. As a result, I am unable to not only independently cover the costs associated with my education but also register for the oncoming semester.

I chose Western Michigan University because of its commitment to academic excellence and its diverse and supportive community. I have been actively involved in various extracurricular activities, and I am dedicated to making a positive impact both academically and socially. Your assistance will not only alleviate the financial burden on my family but also enable me to continue contributing to the university community.

I understand the magnitude of the request I am making, and I want to assure you that any support you provide will be used exclusively for settling my fall semester balance. I am more than willing to provide any documentation or information necessary to verify my situation and the legitimacy of my request.

Your generosity can make a significant difference in my life and academic journey, allowing me to focus on my studies and future goals. I would be immensely grateful for any support you can offer, and I am committed to working diligently to pay forward the kindness I receive today.

Thank you very much for considering my request. I am available at 2698736186 or Bolembochristian2000@gmail.com if you have any questions or need further information. Your support will not only impact my life but also contribute to the success of Western Michigan University in nurturing dedicated and determined students.

Sincerely,

Christian Bolembo

Hi! My name is Ava and I am a freshman at Ball State University studying studio arts and computer science. I have a toxic home life and I want to get out as soon as possible. Right now I live in a dorm but I need at least 6,000 to stay in the dorm. My mom refuses to help me and will not be approved to cosign loans. My dad is out of work because of the writer’s strike even then he does not make a lot of money and he’s helping my oldest brother because he got laid off. I have a disability, so work is hard to find plus my mom would not let me work in high school, and when she did it was already too late. And if I had a job it would have to be art based.  I am now working but I have to pay for art supplies and I play a sport, so I have to pay for travel, food, dues, etc. For the whole school year my job barely half of my tuition for one semester. I cannot commute because I can’t drive and I can’t live at home again. My granny and mom yell about things that can be settled easily, like spilling water, wanting to go outside, etc. They used to abuse me and I fear that it will happen again and I have no where to go.

Please donate as much as you can,

Hello & thank you for reading.

My name is Julia Armstrong & I am a 50yr old student @ Master Tattoo Institution of Miami Beach, Fl.
After a lifetime of many a careers, October of 2022 I finally decided to give up on what the “ normal careers” are and go for my dreams. Go for what is passion driven inside of me. I wanted to pursue a career as a tattoo artist. Ever since I can remember I have always been able to draw. Throughout my life I have had request from friends and co-workers to draw this or that for them as gifts to their family. Then in my early 30’s I dated a man that did tattoos, for whom I would design most of his stencils for his clients. He would constantly tell me that I should start tattooing and make some real money. But the machines were very heavy for me and I never felt comfortable using them. So I passed on the idea.

20 years later & here I sit thinking that maybe I should just give it a go & see what I can do. But I had no education on the tools used or how to propose them. So I decided to put myself into school so I can take on the tattoo industry armed with knowledge and skill.
You see the industry has ALWAYS been a tough one to get into. You either need to know someone who can get your foot in the door or you have to become a shop slave for two years doing all the grunge work for some pretty rough characters. But if you are a woman trying to get in the industry, forget about it! It’s like a “boys only club”, and to have a woman in your shop was total taboo & looked down on. So I’m sure you can imagine the disgrace and pure hell a woman would have to go through to get an apprenticeship.

Thank God times have started to change! By getting an education through most any of the schools out there for tattooing, your two year education counts as your apprenticeship because you are taught by some pretty amazing professionals, your hours in class are counted, you build a great portfolio and you get certified in Blood Born Pathogens . So by the time you graduate, you are ready to get out there and make your way.

Well I am just over 1/2 way through the program and I am stuck! I have no way to pay my tuition. I fell on hard times just after I started school back in September last year. My mother passed unexpectedly, I used up what funds I had saved up for the burial/funeral cost and I have been doing what I need to do to survive And stay in school. I could not afford to stay where I was living anymore so I downgraded my personal items to a minimum and moved myself & fur babies into my pop up camper. I ran into a gal who was nice enough to allow us to park our new home on her property for a couple hundred a month.
So the end of November my vehicle decided to stop working. I was doing a side hustle of door dash delivery for money to pay for rent and school. But now I can not work and I have not been able to pay my tuition for December and I have been locked out of class! I don’t know how I am going to fix my car or pay for school, but I really don’t want to lose my education!!! I have fought so hard in so many ways to get where I am and I just can’t bare to lose it all now.

So I am begging for someone to please help me! I have 10 months to go to get what I need to succeed!
I am begging for $5,000.00 so I can pay off the remaining balance of my tuition or use it to fix my car so that I can get back to work.
Thank you for reading my story and I hope that this finds someone’s kindness.

Deposit info:

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Thank you Very Very Much,

Julia Armstrong

I hope this message finds you well. I am writing this with a heavy heart and a sense of urgency that I never anticipated. As a self-supporting college student, I have encountered an unforeseen financial challenge that jeopardizes my ability to continue pursuing my education.

I have been managing my academic responsibilities while working tirelessly to support myself financially. However, an unexpected financial setback has left me in a precarious situation, and I find myself in need of $2,500 by tomorrow to meet my immediate financial obligations and avoid being forced to drop out of school.

The challenges of balancing work and academics are not new to me, and I have been dedicated to my studies while working part-time to cover my living expenses and tuition fees. Unfortunately, suddenly losing my grandmother has drained my financial resources, leaving me unable to meet the upcoming tuition deadline. The financial aid options available to me take time to process, and the immediacy of the situation requires a more immediate solution.

I am reaching out in hopes that you may consider extending a helping hand during this critical time. Your support, no matter the amount, will go directly towards securing my enrollment for the upcoming semester, allowing me to continue my education and work towards a brighter future. I am committed to completing my degree and contributing positively to society, and your assistance will play a pivotal role in making that dream a reality.

I understand that times are tough for many, and any financial support you can provide is genuinely appreciated. If you are unable to contribute financially, I would be grateful for any advice or suggestions you may have regarding potential resources or avenues for assistance.

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Hello my name is Lynda Dunn . I am a 76 year old grandmother of 2 amazing grandchildren. One is in her 2nd Premed year . And her brother who is a  A student with a GPA of 3.8 is a freshman pursuing a Engineering degree.

Our dilemma is that my grandson as a freshman cannot borrow any funds to pay this semester tuition which is due now before he can register for the next semester to start in January 3,2024 .The amount owed is $9907.00.

We have tried everything from Student loans to borrowing from Private lenders to no prevail. We are not credit worthy related to either credit scores or not being employed (in my case )or owing student loans in the past and Covid-19 that devastated our financial situation, or a combination of all of the above. To add insult to injury one of the clerks at their Financial Aid office is condescending and disrespectful and rude to the kid’s in a racial overtones.

These 2 kid’s deserve a break . They were raised by a single mother and grandmother, me. Life has not been easy for them or us in general. I am so stressed that I don’t have the money to pay for him that it’s affecting my health and at the tender age of 76 I really don’t need the stress to exacerbate my medical conditions. I won’t elaborate on that because this is about the kids not me.

This kid is an A student and is still maintaining that status even though he may have to drop out. He knows that the only way for a better life for his self is through higher education.

If only I can get $9907.00 now before December the 20th ,I can work out a possible payment plan for the next semester. It will be tough but we will have to make it work like we have ever thing else in life.

I thank you for taking the time to read our dilemma.
My PayPal account is:

PayPal.me/lyndadunn86

Again I thank you in advance for your time and interest in our down but not defeated case.

Sincerely,

Mrs Lynda Dunn