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Family Help
Posted by mama1971 on 2012-05-21 10:58:17
christian mission trip
Posted by kittys4 on 2012-05-06 18:58:21
STUDENT IN DESPERATE NEED OF HELP
Posted by amberramirez on 2012-04-12 21:58:33
Short on Rent
Posted by FaithAngel on 2012-03-25 22:58:18
2 kids in college and the funds ran out!
Posted by kidsncollege on 2012-03-20 21:58:52
Oldest wants to be a youth pastor. Youngest is majoring in business so she can open a non-profit muffin/tea shop.
Broke College Student With Bills
Posted by ambercramirez on 2012-03-10 20:58:09
Need Help Buying a Laptop for College
Posted by livelovelaugh on 2012-01-09 22:58:57
Would anyone be willing to help me out?
You may contact me via email at: kasey.sebastian@yahoo.com
drowning in medical bills
Posted by begger42 on 2011-12-26 11:58:42
I have recently had back surgery ddue to a job injury.
I am not in the position that I once was in staying on top of my bills.I have had to take lesser paying job due to my injury constraints.I use to drive trucks and deliver products to customers sometimes working fourteen to sixteen hour days. The job paid descent wages. Now I can no longer work that type of job. My medical bills are pilling up and most are delinquent.
Can somebody help me get these nagging bill collectors off my back.
My daughter who is fourteen has to go without certain things in order that those bills get paid. She is a great child earning all A's since the fourth grade. Now she is a freshman in and plays basketball for her school and might become mvp for the season while being promoted to the varsity team. She stays on top of her grades allways.
My wife has been a beacon of hope through this whole back injury process. Now I am not able to even to reward her for being such a great wife and mother.Please someone read this and help us get ahead just a little more.
My email address is cedricbran_@hotmail.com
Contact me at 512 669-0548...please help me?
Medical Bill beatdown
Posted by begger42 on 2011-12-22 11:58:25
My doctor bills from my back surgery has caused great strain on my family to the point of eviction.Could someone please find it in your heart to assist us with this burden. I have worked since the age of twelve yrs old and this would be the first time in years I have fallen short.I cant bare the thought of being behind and having collection agents constantly calling.
I have no answer for this situation.My wife is having an even more difficut time dealing with this and I dont want to loose her after twenty one years of marriage.
My daughter is a freshman who plays basketball for her school and was recently asked to be apart of the varsity team. She is a trooper straight A student.Please help me get rid of these doctor bills so that I can continue to assist her as she grows into a beautiful women.
Sincerly,
ReG bROWN
Trying to start over
Posted by toddf104 on 2011-12-20 23:58:27
Help to pay for son's tuition
Posted by humbled on 2011-10-03 17:58:01
We are looking for help to cover at least this semester's balance of $5693.00. With this help, we can have some breathing room to be able to start saving up for next semester's fees and into the next four years.
Whatever you can assist us with would be received with our most sincere appreciation and thank you so much in advance. We will pay it forward when the time comes.
The angel is now in need of an angel Desperate Please help
Posted by aboutyou20 on 2011-10-03 16:58:17
⢠Be respectful, giving, loving and kind to others.
⢠Treat others as you would want to be treated.
⢠First and foremost dedication to my family and friends
⢠If you want something, you have to work for it because nothing in life is free
⢠Work hard and you can achieve anything you set your mind to
⢠If you believe in something, be passionate about it
⢠Love what you do for work â Life is too short
⢠Do not be selfish, but selfless â be there or give to others as much as you can
Resilient for many years âstruggling through a childhood of undiagnosed ADHD - low self esteem, disruptive and impulsive behaviors, poor attention, disorganization, ambivalence about making life decisions, flunking out of college my freshman yr at 18 yo (which led to me having to pay any subsequent schooling on my own), moving and attending a new school at the beginning of my 8th grade year with a scoliosis brace that had to be worn 23 hours a day, having major surgery at 14 yo and missing 3 months of my freshman yr. As an adult, moving from NJ to Ma away from my family who I was extremely close to due to a marriage that didnât work, losing my father to cancer and watching him waste away in front of me and feeling helpless. I did return to school as an adult committed to helping others and figuring out my own insecurities. Over 7 yrs (25-32 yrs old) received my bachelors degree from Rutgers University with high honors and my masters in clinical social work from Columbia University also with honors.
I know what I am capable of and I know how much I have to give to others. But at this point in my life, I also need to be honest with myself about my physical limitations.
When I was 12 yo I was diagnosed with a severe case of scoliosis and had to wear a body brace for 1 ½ yrs. Bad timing, I guess⦠I had just moved and was starting my 8th grade yr in a new school. Two yrs later (1983) I had major reconstructive surgery (14 hours, in a body cast 6 mos, couldnât ride in a car or sit for more than 15 mins a day for 3 mos) and my spine was fused from T3 to L4 â all at 14 yo! Over the years, my back problems were just âpart of my lifeâ. Now at 43 I am disabled and in need of another major surgery due to collapsed discs that are compressing the nerves in my lower back. The pain I endure is affecting my ability to sit, stand or walk to any period of time. I had to leave my last job as an outpatient therapist a couple of years ago due to my inability to commit to a schedule because of my pain. I have been taking pain pills, which I do not want to become addicted to and have worked out an arrangement with a caring chiropractor. Not to mention at work I have kids, teens and their families who depend on me to help them, some of who I donât charge because they canât afford it. So, my schedule is minimal, my bills are racking up and I continue to try to help people sometimes at my own expense (physical). I have no health insurance because I canât afford it, I live in a 800 square foot apartment that I share and I drive a 1998 Nissan Maxima that has over 200,000 miles on it! I donât have âthingsâ because I donât NEED material things. It kills me to ask for help, especially monetary. Itâs hard for me to accept help but I have no problem giving, lending or helping other people. My friends say that I give âtoo muchâ, but I feel that if I have it to give or I can do something to help someone else be happier, less stressed or more comfortable than I will. And Iâve been taken advantage of many times because of this â for example, 3 yrs ago, I lent a co-worker $5000 to assure that as a single mother she would have a dependable car for her and her 3 kids. She has not paid me anything yet. Gave another friend my car for 2 weeks to use because her car was in the shop and she couldnât afford a rental. It was definitely an inconvenience, having to walk to and from work a mile, having to way to run errands until the weekend, etc. But I did it because I knew how much it meant to her and how much it helped. I then find myself thinking ⦠who will be my angel when I need one?? And I doâ¦. Please, please help!! I donât have a choice right now. I need surgery, physical therapy/personal training in order to continue working for others. Thank you so much for any contribution you can make! God Bless!
College Loans: $60,000
Surgery: $250,000
Credit card debt $40,000 over last 8 yrs to support me at times when couldnât work
Physical Therapy $2,000
Bills 3 mos $5,000 during recovery time
Wow⦠thatâs hard to see⦠: ( Feel like Iâm on the verge of a nervous breakdown!! Please be my angel
The angel is now in need of an angel Desperate Please help
Posted by aboutyou20 on 2011-10-03 16:58:16
Be respectful, giving, loving and kind to others.
Treat others as you would want to be treated.
First and foremost dedication to my family and friends
If you want something, you have to work for it because nothing in life is free
Work hard and you can achieve anything you set your mind to
If you believe in something, be passionate about it
Love what you do for work â Life is too short
Do not be selfish, but selfless â be there or give to others as much as you can
Resilient for many years âstruggling through a childhood of undiagnosed ADHD - low self esteem, disruptive and impulsive behaviors, poor attention, disorganization, ambivalence about making life decisions, flunking out of college my freshman yr at 18 yo (which led to me having to pay any subsequent schooling on my own), moving and attending a new school at the beginning of my 8th grade year with a scoliosis brace that had to be worn 23 hours a day, having major surgery at 14 yo and missing 3 months of my freshman yr. As an adult, moving from NJ to Ma away from my family who I was extremely close to due to a marriage that didnât work, losing my father to cancer and watching him waste away in front of me and feeling helpless. I did return to school as an adult committed to helping others and figuring out my own insecurities. Over 7 yrs (25-32 yrs old) received my bachelors degree from Rutgers University with high honors and my masters in clinical social work from Columbia University also with honors.
I know what I am capable of and I know how much I have to give to others. But at this point in my life, I also need to be honest with myself about my physical limitations.
When I was 12 yo I was diagnosed with a severe case of scoliosis and had to wear a body brace for 1 ½ yrs. Bad timing, I guess⦠I had just moved and was starting my 8th grade yr in a new school. Two yrs later (1983) I had major reconstructive surgery (14 hours, in a body cast 6 mos, couldnât ride in a car or sit for more than 15 mins a day for 3 mos) and my spine was fused from T3 to L4 â all at 14 yo! Over the years, my back problems were just âpart of my lifeâ. Now at 43 I am disabled and in need of another major surgery due to collapsed discs that are compressing the nerves in my lower back. The pain I endure is affecting my ability to sit, stand or walk to any period of time. I had to leave my last job as an outpatient therapist a couple of years ago due to my inability to commit to a schedule because of my pain. I have been taking pain pills, which I do not want to become addicted to and have worked out an arrangement with a caring chiropractor. Not to mention at work I have kids, teens and their families who depend on me to help them, some of who I donât charge because they canât afford it. So, my schedule is minimal, my bills are racking up and I continue to try to help people sometimes at my own expense (physical). I have no health insurance because I canât afford it, I live in a 800 square foot apartment that I share and I drive a 1998 Nissan Maxima that has over 200,000 miles on it! I donât have âthingsâ because I donât NEED material things. It kills me to ask for help, especially monetary. Itâs hard for me to accept help but I have no problem giving, lending or helping other people. My friends say that I give âtoo muchâ, but I feel that if I have it to give or I can do something to help someone else be happier, less stressed or more comfortable than I will. And Iâve been taken advantage of many times because of this â for example, 3 yrs ago, I lent a co-worker $5000 to assure that as a single mother she would have a dependable car for her and her 3 kids. She has not paid me anything yet. Gave another friend my car for 2 weeks to use because her car was in the shop and she couldnât afford a rental. It was definitely an inconvenience, having to walk to and from work a mile, having to way to run errands until the weekend, etc. But I did it because I knew how much it meant to her and how much it helped. I then find myself thinking ⦠who will be my angel when I need one?? And I doâ¦. Please, please help!! I donât have a choice right now. I need surgery, physical therapy/personal training in order to continue working for others. Thank you so much for any contribution you can make! God Bless!
College Loans: $60,000
Surgery: $250,000
Credit card debt $40,000 over last 8 yrs to support me at times when couldnât work
Physical Therapy $2,000
Bills 3 mos $5,000 during recovery time
Wow⦠thatâs hard to see⦠: ( Feel like Iâm on the verge of a nervous breakdown!! Please be my angel
The angel is now in need of an angel Desperate Please help
Posted by aboutyou20 on 2011-10-03 16:58:11
⢠Be respectful, giving, loving and kind to others.
⢠Treat others as you would want to be treated.
⢠First and foremost dedication to my family and friends
⢠If you want something, you have to work for it because nothing in life is free
⢠Work hard and you can achieve anything you set your mind to
⢠If you believe in something, be passionate about it
⢠Love what you do for work â Life is too short
⢠Do not be selfish, but selfless â be there or give to others as much as you can
Resilient for many years âstruggling through a childhood of undiagnosed ADHD - low self esteem, disruptive and impulsive behaviors, poor attention, disorganization, ambivalence about making life decisions, flunking out of college my freshman yr at 18 yo (which led to me having to pay any subsequent schooling on my own), moving and attending a new school at the beginning of my 8th grade year with a scoliosis brace that had to be worn 23 hours a day, having major surgery at 14 yo and missing 3 months of my freshman yr. As an adult, moving from NJ to Ma away from my family who I was extremely close to due to a marriage that didnât work, losing my father to cancer and watching him waste away in front of me and feeling helpless. I did return to school as an adult committed to helping others and figuring out my own insecurities. Over 7 yrs (25-32 yrs old) received my bachelors degree from Rutgers University with high honors and my masters in clinical social work from Columbia University also with honors.
I know what I am capable of and I know how much I have to give to others. But at this point in my life, I also need to be honest with myself about my physical limitations.
When I was 12 yo I was diagnosed with a severe case of scoliosis and had to wear a body brace for 1 ½ yrs. Bad timing, I guess⦠I had just moved and was starting my 8th grade yr in a new school. Two yrs later (1983) I had major reconstructive surgery (14 hours, in a body cast 6 mos, couldnât ride in a car or sit for more than 15 mins a day for 3 mos) and my spine was fused from T3 to L4 â all at 14 yo! Over the years, my back problems were just âpart of my lifeâ. Now at 43 I am disabled and in need of another major surgery due to collapsed discs that are compressing the nerves in my lower back. The pain I endure is affecting my ability to sit, stand or walk to any period of time. I had to leave my last job as an outpatient therapist a couple of years ago due to my inability to commit to a schedule because of my pain. I have been taking pain pills, which I do not want to become addicted to and have worked out an arrangement with a caring chiropractor. Not to mention at work I have kids, teens and their families who depend on me to help them, some of who I donât charge because they canât afford it. So, my schedule is minimal, my bills are racking up and I continue to try to help people sometimes at my own expense (physical). I have no health insurance because I canât afford it, I live in a 800 square foot apartment that I share and I drive a 1998 Nissan Maxima that has over 200,000 miles on it! I donât have âthingsâ because I donât NEED material things. It kills me to ask for help, especially monetary. Itâs hard for me to accept help but I have no problem giving, lending or helping other people. My friends say that I give âtoo muchâ, but I feel that if I have it to give or I can do something to help someone else be happier, less stressed or more comfortable than I will. And Iâve been taken advantage of many times because of this â for example, 3 yrs ago, I lent a co-worker $5000 to assure that as a single mother she would have a dependable car for her and her 3 kids. She has not paid me anything yet. Gave another friend my car for 2 weeks to use because her car was in the shop and she couldnât afford a rental. It was definitely an inconvenience, having to walk to and from work a mile, having to way to run errands until the weekend, etc. But I did it because I knew how much it meant to her and how much it helped. I then find myself thinking ⦠who will be my angel when I need one?? And I doâ¦. Please, please help!! I donât have a choice right now. I need surgery, physical therapy/personal training in order to continue working for others. Thank you so much for any contribution you can make! God Bless!
College Loans: $60,000
Surgery: $250,000
Credit card debt $40,000 over last 8 yrs to support me at times when couldnât work
Physical Therapy $2,000
Bills 3 mos $5,000 during recovery time
Wow⦠thatâs hard to see⦠: ( Feel like Iâm on the verge of a nervous breakdown!! Please be my angel
school fees
Posted by tafadzwa on 2011-09-12 12:58:50
Sexual Abuse Victim
Posted by stanfordgirl2013 on 2011-08-12 17:58:19
Sincerely,
Bree
Single Mom struggling with 2 kids in College
Posted by Hope4Me on 2011-08-09 14:58:54
I am a single mother with 1 child in college going into her last year and my son starting this fall. My daughter is starting her final year and I have been helping her with her rent and bills and although she has applied to numerous employers with the economy the way it is she just isn't having any luck. My son will be a freshman out-of-state and his financial aid is $10,000 less than his cost of attendance. My 75 year old mother suffers from a number of medical problems and I help her out all the time. She can't do it alone. Until a few months ago, I was working 2 jobs to make ends meet. But with 2 kids in college starting in August, helping my mother and the loss of my second job I can't win for losing. I am trying my hardest but it is getting too much for me to handle. All I want is for my kids to get the education they deserve to make it in this world so hopefully they can live better. I feel like I have failed my kids as a mother and myself as a woman. I have never been the one to ask anyone for anything so this is all new to me. I have no other options at this point. I will be grateful for any donation. Thank You. May God Bless You.
HELP ME GO TO SCHOOL THIS FALL
Posted by mychildseduction on 2011-07-25 23:58:17
Unfortunately, the day I was suppose to take my final exams for my freshman year, I was called to the school's office. They told me that they couldn't allow me to take the exams because my mother was unable to pay the balance on the tuition. To know that I couldn't finish my first year was devastating. I can not even begin to describe in words how crushing it was for me to receive this news. The threshold of the sophomore year is about to begin but I will not be able to attend because my mother is currently unable to pay the past due tuition and I can't take my final exams until the bill is paid. I am presently in limbo and pretty scared. My mother has been working extremely hard to pay the balance and make arrangements to pay the tuition for this coming year. There also isn't any extended family to help us either. I see my mom everyday work till she gets headaches, she's always tired and I'm worried for her as I watch her struggle to get me back in school. Ultimately, I would very much like to continue my education at my college-preparatory school because I completely understand the importance of an education. I appreciate any donations and give my unending thanks for your generosity.
Can You Spare A Penny?
Posted by rachelmiller15 on 2011-07-17 17:58:53
I plan on a pre-med course of study, and I ultimately want to become a neurosurgeon. I decided on this path for my life after a 6 year old buddy of mine died from a terminal brain tumor. I was outraged that modern medicine had nothing to offer her, and I decided to dedicate my life to changing the fate of other kids in her situation.
I received a $634 grant from UNC for financial aid, and that's it.
I estimate that I have to come up with about $9000 each semester in order to pay for books, travel, food, tuition, and room/board.
I have a part-time, minimum wage job at a local restaurant, but a majority of that money goes towards gas and insurance for my car.
So here's my plan: a penny is nothing. Worthless; what can you buy with a penny? Millions and millions of people visit Begslist every day, and millions of Begslist users have a penny they could spare.
The good news is, I don't even need millions of pennies. I only need 900,000 pennies a semester!
If requested, I can provide proof of my acceptance letter and intent to enroll at Chapel Hill.
Please help me pay bills, continue school, and care for husband!
Posted by delicacy on 2011-06-11 12:58:38
Help for Education!
Posted by brittanyg on 2011-04-27 23:58:34
Anything helps. Even a dollar! A penny! I'm going to NAU in the fall (Northern Arizona University) to study English to become an English teacher, since my own freshman English teacher inspired me to pursue education despite the turmoil going on within my family and how much they belittled my pursuit for a higher education. Thank you ahead of time. â¥
Get A Life
Posted by jake0315 on 2011-04-11 23:58:17
Money for school/help replacing things lost in a fire
Posted by AWick on 2011-02-14 01:58:58
I'm asking for help with my school expenses, and for help replacing things that were lost in the fire, like my books and my sister's art supplies.
Trying to get my life moving... With a car
Posted by ladyziggy on 2010-09-15 23:58:58
I am a college freshman pursuing a journalism major. I am trying to purchase my first car as a means to increase my availability for story assignments and paper production for the newspaper as well as my availability for my new job in which my hours are extremely limited (less than 7 a week).
I am very restricted in how I can assist on the paper, spend my time at school, and how often I can work seeing as I have to resort to scheduling around whenever I can get a ride to where I need to be. Lately, this has resulted in me having to leave up to an hour and a half early from class to be able to get home (I don't live anywhere near a bus line or mass transit system). If I can't be there to work on the paper I lose my chance at landing an editor's position and therefore any tuition waivers. If I consistently need to leave school early, my education will suffer. If my work hours are restricted due to car sharing/carpool arrangements, I won't have the financial means to make bill payments or save any money.
My parents have refused to assist me in buying a car and since I have gotten hired have severely cut down on how much they are willing to financially assist me despite knowing I have very limited hours at work.
I know I'm not the most needy person asking for donations and I am grateful for having a job but I feel that acquiring a car will greatly increase my educational and work potential which will yield in long-term benefits. Keep in mind what comes around goes around, give to someone and you will get something in return. I greatly appreciate it. Thank you.
Help a college student!
Posted by kcoleman on 2010-09-02 16:58:58
