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Triangles of Truth International Project

Triangles of Truth

Triangles of Truth is an international movement of students dedicated to honoring victims of the Holocaust by giving charity in their names to meet the humanitarian needs of current victims of genocide and mass atrocity. Participants of the project sell colorful paper triangles, each for a dollar, in high schools and universities around the world, at once raising awareness of human rights abuses and empowering communities to give meaning to the ideal of "Never Again" by taking action. What was started by a small group of students in a Holocaust class at Boca Raton High School in Florida in 2007 has surpassed hopes and challenged imaginations. Today, close to 40 institutions have launched campaigns and, together, raised close to $50,000 for present-day victims of genocide. Note: Donations to the project will be forwarded to i-ACT and the United Nations Refugee Agency to help fund two pre-schools on the ground in Eastern Chad for 8,000 refugee children in the Djabal and Goz Amer camps. To learn more, visit: http://www.iactivism.org/triangles/ Together we can and will stop the genocide occurring around the world, for the sake of those suffering, and for the memories of the Holocaust victims who perished when so few people chose to save them. We hope to prove that we have learned from the lessons of the Holocaust and can use our knowledge to prevent present-day and future genocide.

Loss of Income

Frankie's Story

Stacy Monaco

Hi my name is Frankie and I'm 9 years old.  I have been diagnosed with Bi-Polar disorder, Austism Spectrum Disorder and ADHD.  Childhood bi-polar disorder is something that NO CHILD should ever have to deal with and no mother should have to deal with the ups and downs of bi-polar disorder. Ever since my son was 4 years old his moods have been an extreme challenge for me. I'm constantly the mother that other people are looking at wondering why she can't control her child. It's a feeling that no one should ever have to have.    I get frequent phone calls from school to come pick up my child because they don't know what to do with him and I have to leave work early.  I'm constantly afraid of losing my job because of this.  My son is in and out of treatment programs where are co pays are very high.  He takes several medications daily which need to be modified and/or switched frequently because his body gets used to them and they stop working.  It's a constant struggle for me to manage his moods and behaviors.   We are trying to raise money to help pay the many medical bills we have accumulated.  Our medical/prescription co-pays are very high and we are having a hard time keeping up with everything.   Every dollar you contribute will go towards paying off all of our medical related bills.  Your support means the world to us and we would appreciate whatever help you can give us!!!      Thank you and god bless you!   Peace, Love, & Hope   The Monaco Family Stacy, Frank, Alexis, Frankie and Katelyn

Loss of Income

Animal Rescuers Need To Be Rescued

Vicki

We rescue animals but now we need to be rescued too! We have both been out of work for more than 3 years and really need help to get the bills paid. We are behind on the utility bills and will lose our power,  water, and phone soon if we can't get it paid.  We have been trying to survive doing odd job such as mowing lawns, housekeeping, minor repairs, yard and garage clean up, babysitting, etc, but now we are now without a dependable vehicle due to a bad transmission.  We live 15 miles from the nearest town, so a vehicle is an absolute necessity to find work and keep working. Your donation will help pay the electric bill, water bill, and phone bill. We provide a home for several elderly dogs who will be at risk if the power and water is shut off. The dogs who live here now are very elderly or somehow impaired in ways that make them unadoptable. 2 of the old dogs, Jackie and Jasmine, are over 14 years old and Jasmine is blind. Even though they are old, these dogs are healthy and very much a part of the family. We don't believe in putting an animal "to sleep" just because they are old. They deserve to live out their natural lives, safe and comfortable, just like people do! http://www.thisark.ws/ThisArkAnimalRescue We promise to "pay it forward" as soon as we get back to work! We'll also be praying for all those that need help and thanking God for Donors who care! Your help is deeply appreciated, whether it be a donation or just helping us spread the word about our fundraiser. You can tell your friends about us by clicking the Share button. May God Bless You for your kindness and caring!Documents used to verify request: Level 1) Legal Photo ID Level 2) Proof of overdue Electric and Phone bill Level 3) Proof of limited/fixed income Member updates can be viewed in the forum: http://www.microgiving.com/forum/read.php?13,12392

Loss of Income

Loss of Income - Home for Kitties

Linda Pardue

We are losing the last of our unemployment; being homeless for us would be rough, but losing a place for our three furbabies that have known no other home but with us for over 14 years would be unbearable!  We are out daily trying to find a job but Vegas is very hard to find a job in right now and we have no money to leave with.  So we just need some help to keep a roof for the babies and us until something breaks.

Education

Funding Research for Natural Bodybuilding Phase 2

Eric Helms

Hi, my name is Eric Helms. I've been accepted into grad school at the Auckland University of Technology (AUT) in New Zealand to research and study Nutrition and Physical Activity and Strength and Conditioning. I am an American living in California and I devote my life to advancing and teaching science in the fields of nutrition, weight training, and body recomposition. I am an instructor at Bryan University in the health and fitness department and I also compete in natural bodybuilding and power lifting. For those of you who were a part of Phase 1 of my fundraiser, I have to say thank you so much! We were able to raise nearly 2k in 90 days! Phase 2 will be the same goal with the same time frame. To update you all, I want to let you know that I am working on a Literature review on the subject of dietary protein's impact on lean body mass among dieting strength athletes of a healthy weight, and hopefully I will finish this by early next year. Also, my advisers and I are in the process of designing the methodology for a pilot cross sectional study on the same population, to be followed up with a study where we manipulate more aspects and attempt to determine optimal levels of protein intake for lean weight lifters while dieting.In this economic climate, and considering the cost of moving and living overseas, funding this research is going to be a challenge that I plan to meet head on. With your assistance, I know it can be done! If you donate, you will be funding research costs for equipment, tests, my tuition and my living expenses that are all necessary to achieve a better understanding of nutrition and weight training. Until I am scheduled to move in summer of 2012, I will be trying to raise $2500 every 90 days. During this time, your assistance means so much! Thank you for supporting our sport and passion, I promise that it will be money well spent, giving back to our community in the long run!

Loss of Housing

Folse Family Fire

Becky Raymond

On Christmas day I got a text from a friend asking me to pray for her dogs, her house was on fire with the dogs inside.  I called her to find that while they were at holiday dinner 40 miles away her house was engulfed in flames...the photos under the media tab will tell the rest of the story.Lori and Family Must Start OverFor verification purposes you can check The Red Cross Lori's family is the Clinton LA entry for December 25 2010.  The address is posted as well if you wish to donate material goods.Lori is the mother of 2 teens and has adopted a third teen who needed to be placed with a family member. They have spent the last few years renovating a modest home to handle repairs from various natural causes such as hurricane damage left over from Katrina (water and mold damage) and renovated for the addition of their adopted daughter Memoree and after her mother suffered a serious stroke the family was making arrangements for mom to come there.  Just as the family is finally finishing up the repairs and renovations and adding furnishing...their home is totally destroyed by fire and 2 of her dogs died inside the home.There is hope here...the land beneath the charred remains is Lori's and the house next door is on land she once sold so it's all coming back to her with the purchase of the existing house.Here is where you can help.Funds will be needed to clear the debris and purchase the house right next door to hers that includes acreage that connects to her own property.  She will need down payment funds for this house.Friends and family joined in..that barter and trade style works out well when you and your kids are willing to help someone else in need.  Lori is known for helping others in need so when she needs a porch built, roof repaired or windows installed people come over for a little work and a fine dinner at the end of the day.  I'm sure those whose lives have been touched by Lori will come forward and help her in her time of need but money...well nobody really has a spare $100 they don't need.  We need to raise the funds with MICROgiving...yep, micro means small, lets start out with $5 and share this to 5 social circles.  You can't spare $5?  That's okay....some can't, I understand, I have been there too don't feel badly if you can't spare $5, you can still help.  It's free...just a mouse click on one of those share buttons above...will you give up 2 seconds and click on a share button?  It could make a HUGE difference.

Loss of Income

HELP US GET OUR FEET BACK ON THE GROUND!

The Minnesota Montgomerys

We are sincerely grateful for receiving 50% of our request from thoughtful, kind, and generous people.   Please read our story and consider donating something to our cause.  Any amount would be greatly appreciated.  If you are unable to donate, please spread the word and send our link to your friends and network our request to others. We know that many people are having a hard time financially right now.  We thank you so much in advance for any assistance you can give.  We urgently need at least the remaining $250 of our request.  You can donate by pushing the donate button here or send to our Paypal account if you have one:  tlinnmontgomery@comcast.net.  We would be grateful for any amount.  Thank you. About The Minnesota Montgomerys We are a family of four.  Dan age 52 (a Marine Veteran), Terri age 47, Danny age 10, and Charlie (our Shi-Tzu) age 6.  Danny just started 5th grade at his Elementary school.  He is mostly in main stream with the students but does have a Para come in and help him stay on task and focus and has Social Group and Sensory Breaks which are much needed for children with Aspergers.  He is our pride and joy and we want to be around to watch him grow up.  The Minnesota Montgomerys really need help with our medical costs right now.  Dan was unemployed for over 1 1/2 years and just recently obtained employment.  The job is base pay plus commission and it takes time to build up your customer base and make a decent wage.  We have at least 14 prescriptions between the 3 of us, and co-pays for Specialists.  Dan has Gout, Arthritis, and bad Cholesterol.  Terri has Type II Diabetes, Pulmonary Hypertension, High Blood Pressure, and Arthritis.  She recently found out she also has Deep Vein Thrombosis (blood clot) in her right leg after going to the ER complaining of pain in her calf.  We now have a $500 deductible for the ER and the Ultrasound as well as additional prescriptions which now even make it more important to get help.  Danny has Aspergers, ADHD, and Asthma.  He is a very bright boy and knows that we are having a rough time right now though we try to hide it.  He's been helping mom around the house as she's not getting around very good yet. We are good people in a bad spot right now. We are hoping that friends, donors on MicroGiving, and people finding out about our request from networking will help us with our request.  We will pay it forward and help others and we will be grateful for any assistance you can give us.  We could use good news today.  Please help the Minnesota Montgomerys get their feet back on the ground.  Thank you,   Dan, Terri, Danny, and Charlie Montgomery (The Minnesota Montgomerys)  

Death in Family

Save Vietnam Veteran's Wife from Losing Her Special Home

Lo VE

Hello, My name is Tucker. My father was diagnosed with lymphoma in the beginning of 2011. The VA immediately got him set up with monthly chemo sessions, check ups, and everything he needed. He did chemo sessions for six months and then the lymphoma was deemed to be in remission. He was slowly recovering and getting back to his old self again. However, about a week before he passed away, he was experiencing a lot of pain in his sides and couldn't sit up. Then the yellow appeared in his eyes and he was kind of loopy. My mother took him to the hospital and at first they were not sure what was causing everything. He was transferred to a larger hospital and they discovered that his liver and then his kidneys were failing. They believe the kidney/liver failure was due to HEP B. My father was a disabled Vietnam Veteran. In Vietnam, he lost his right arm and leg due to his personnel carrier going over a landmine. He had to have numerous blood transfusions done and during the Vietnam era, they did not test blood like they do today, so from that he got HEP B. Unfortunately, it laid dormant in his system and was reactivated by a chemical in the chemotherapy and then attacked his liver/kidneys. So, in the end, Vietnam still took his life. Knowing he was older and the main source of income to the family, he had life insurance equalling 125,000. This would allow my mom to pay down the house, take care of whatever expenses and still have some to invest, etc. However, the insurance company claimed (and showed us) that he signed off on several documents that had his birthday being ten years younger than what he was. We believe this was an error on their part as even his driver's license and ss card have his actual birthdate on it. However, they only gave her 40,000 of the original 125,000. This just isn't enough to pay a chunk on the house so that it can get refinanced (which would lower the payments) and take care of other expenses. Like I said in my video, my father had our house built for us as a surprise ten years ago. Before that we lived in a small apartment and my sister and I shared a bedroom. The apartment was crowded and my father wanted us to have a house. We got out of school one day and instead of going to our apartment he took us to our new home. It was amazing. We all had our own bedrooms and they were furnished and decorated with our favorite things and colors. My room was yellow and had a dinosaur/jurassic theme as I loved (and still do) dinosuars. My sister's room was purple with penguin decorations. The whole house was decorated and it was perfect. Every time I come home to visit on leave, as soon as I walk in the door, everything is so much better. It's home and I want to keep it that way. Thank you so much for taking the time to read this. And thank you in advance for any contribution, even if it is just sharing this story with others.

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