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Support Needed for Car Repair to Ensure Continued Treatment

A gentleman currently in treatment is in need of financial help to cover a car repair. The total cost for the repair is $100, and he has $75, but he is short by $25. This repair is crucial for him to continue his journey to recovery, as it will allow him to attend his Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) and other substance use disorder treatment appointments. Any assistance towards the remaining balance would be deeply appreciated and will help keep him on the road to recovery.
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Yes03/19/2025
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Seeking Support to Keep a Client in Recovery on the Road to Success

I am reaching out on behalf of one of our clients currently enrolled in Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) for Substance Use Disorder (SUD) treatment. He is facing a significant financial challenge that, if not addressed, could disrupt his recovery and treatment. The client works part-time, but despite his efforts, he is still struggling to make ends meet. He is currently unable to come up with $280 to pay his car insurance premium. If he is unable to secure these funds by the due date, he will be required to pay a six-month premium upfront or lose his car insurance altogether. This situation is critical, as maintaining transportation is essential for his ability to attend IOP sessions, therapy appointments, and other recovery-related activities. Without reliable transportation, his ability to continue his treatment and progress in his recovery would be severely impacted. We are requesting assistance to help cover this $280 payment. Your support would enable him to maintain his insurance coverage, ensuring he can continue his treatment and stay engaged in his recovery process.
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Yes03/24/2025
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A Mother’s Fresh Start

A single mother who has worked hard to graduate from treatment in Scott County is now returning to her home in Burnsville to rebuild her life and reunite with her two children. During her time in treatment, she continued paying rent for her apartment, even though she wasn’t living there, demonstrating her deep commitment to maintaining stability for herself and her family. She has already secured employment, taking proactive steps toward financial independence. However, she is struggling with a $400 overdue balance on her electric bill. While her utilities won’t be shut off during the winter months, the overdue amount continues to grow. Without assistance, she will not be able to catch up on the balance by March when protections end. This financial burden is a significant roadblock in her journey to rebuild her life and maintain her recovery. With support, she can overcome this obstacle and continue creating a stable, healthy environment for herself and her children.
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No02/15/2025
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Help Sarah Overcome Hardship and Achieve Her Dream of Becoming an Addiction Counselor!

Sarah is an incredible woman taking a bold step toward making a difference in her community. She recently started school to become an addiction counselor, inspired by her passion for helping others navigate recovery and build better lives. While Sarah received some scholarship funds, she had to use the additional money to secure daycare for her 6-year-old daughter, ensuring she can focus on her studies and give her best to this important career path. Now, Sarah is in need of IT supplies, including a used computer, to keep up with her coursework and succeed in her program. She’s determined and resourceful, but this essential tool is just out of reach without a little help. Your support can make a life-changing difference for Sarah and her daughter. Every donation brings her closer to achieving her dream of becoming a counselor and helping others transform their lives.
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No01/08/2025
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Single Mom with Recent Amputation trying to Avoid Eviction

Tiana is a single mom who has had a recent foot amputation is needing help with rent. Tiana lives with her 7 year old daughter in an apartment in Eagan. She has been unable to work over the past 5 years due to her health. She has had multiple surgeries over the past year. She receives MFIB and Food Support and has applied for Social Security Disability but the application is still in process. Tiana got behind in rent with increased expenses due to her medical condition and back to school supplies for her daughter. She is having a hard time catching up while living on a fixed income. Tiana is applying for emergency assistance but is worried it won't come in time. Tiana has received an eviction notice and needs to pay $540 to prevent her and her daughter from becoming homeless. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
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No10/01/2024
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Supporting John’s Recovery Journey

"John" is a guy in recovery. He's very motivated to turn his life around and has been making great progress. He is in outpatient treatment and has been working a program. Unfortunately, John recently crashed his E-bike. His E-bike was his primary mode of transporation; he used it to get to treatment and to work. The costs associated with fixing the bike have set him back. John relies on this bike and would be able to get it fixed while continuing his program with a little financial help. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
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A Young Man in Recovery Getting Back on His Feet

A young man in recovery is working on putting his life back together. This man attended an Intensive Outpatient Treatment program with lodging. He successfully graduated the program and moved out of the sober home to live with a girlfriend. That relationship did not last and the young man has been homeless ever since. He has been staying with friends and/or family. His sobriety has been tested given the environments he has been staying in. Regardless, he remains very committed and motivated for recovery. He is wokring with a peer recovery specialist and he very recently started a new job. He is interested in moving into sober living, but will need the money for first month’s rent and deposit. As part of his picking up the pieces of his former life, he recently went to a tax preparer to file the past 4 years of his taxes he previously neglected. He has refunds due to him that will help him get back on his feet, including getting into a sober home; however, he currently cannot afford the $125/year to file. He would be extremely grateful for assistance with even one year's filing fee. He is hopeful he will be able to pay for the rest with his newly earned income. The tax refunds could help him secure housing, pay for his vehicle registration, and reduce his anxiety, allowing him to focus on his new job and his recovery.
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Dan’s Journey to Recovery

Dan has made the brave decision to prioritize his own recovery and well-being after years of supporting others through their struggles. As part of this journey, he's found a sober house that he believes will provide him with the environment and resources he needs to continue moving forward on the path to sobriety. However, there's a significant hurdle in Dan's way – the deposit required to secure his spot in the sober house. Due to his circumstances, he's unable to cover this expense on his own, despite all the help he's given to others over the years.
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Yes05/21/2024
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Bringing Hope and Stability to a Remarkable Survivor

Meet Elizabeth. Elizabeth made the courageous decision to leave her abuser some time ago, escaping a life of fear and turmoil. While this decision was undoubtedly the right one, it came with its own set of challenges. Adjusting to a life without the abuser's income has been incredibly tough, and she now finds herself struggling to make her $700 car payment, a lifeline that helps her maintain her full-time job in the recovery field. Your generous donation will not only ease this financial burden but also provide vital stability to someone who dedicates her life to helping others. Your support can ensure that Elizabeth continues her mission. Checks payable to capital one. Account number is required. Contact affiliate for account number.
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No09/29/2023
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Unfortunately, the client called and stated that his dear cat has passed away.
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No07/07/2023

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