Use the email confirmation tool to get a new confirmation email sent to your registered email address.
Click the confirmation link in your email or copy the confirmation url you receive in your email account into your browser user bar.
Once you confirm you email address and receive confirmation, click the login link to login to your new member account.

Need help?

Not receiving your confirmation email? Click here to get answers.
Trouble browsing MicroGiving? Click here to learn more.
Need more help? Contact member support (astewart@microgiving.com)

Connect with Facebook

Fundraisers

About

Home

Profile
About Me
History

Anonymous

Recipient

My URL: http://www.microgiving.com/profile/rbartlett5

Offline | Member Since: 01/31/08 | Login Count: 2 | Profile Views: 129 | Last Login: 04/12/08

My Interests

, , , , ,

Requests History

Oh, the balance between childhood and adulthood

Disabled

April 21, 2008

Oh, the balance between childhood and adulthood

Description: My brother works manual labor, despite early onset arthritis in his knees. The kid is only 22. He wants to go to graduate school, but application fees arent really in his budget right now. He lives on cereal right now. Did i mention my other brother lives with him, and doesn't work? He goes to school but is not contributing to the finances. I wish i could give them more than I have, but it isnt in my budget right now either. Any money contributed will go 100% to them. Thank you for reading this.

Category: Human Services, Unexpected Crisis

Why? The potential long term impact..

My brother is a genius. Honestly, he has been tested. He has a degree in math and physics, and yet he is living in a cabin in Vermont, with very little money and sometimes no food. How sad is that?

Progress:

$ (0%)

Still needed: $500

Supporting Documentation:

Request was active: 456 days

Request created: April 21st, 2008 | Request views: 5 | Request modified 1 time(s) | Last modified: April 22nd, 2008

<< < 1 of 1 > >>

My Comments

Becky Raymond

Apr 29, 2008 18:47:07

Early onset arthritis is something I know all too well as that in
combination with arthrochalasis is what has me using a wheelchair
today.  I hope because your brother is young and that there is much
more awareness of EOA he can learn to use his brain more than his body
to build a future for himself.  With a genius mind, he can really go
places.  Best of luck to your family.

Michelle	Feb 19, 2008 14:33:49
Hello Anonymous, Welcome to MicroGiving! We are SUPER glad to have you, abut would love to know more about you... why not tell us a little more about yourself?

*E-mail Address:



*Number verification

(Type in the code you see above)