The FISH Network has stepped up time and time again — and today, we’re asking for help with something big. Kianna is a resilient 19-year-old who has faced more hardship than most people do in a lifetime. She lost her father earlier this year, has no reliable family support, and despite it all, she shows up to her job at a coffee shop— always on a bike — determined to build a stable life for herself.
A reliable car would be life-changing for Kianna. It would give her the independence she deserves, the ability to keep her job, and the opportunity to thrive. If you or someone you know has a working vehicle to donate, please reach out. Let’s rally around Kianna and show her that community care is real — and that she is not alone.
What is needed:
We’re reaching out to support a young woman in our community who is working hard to build a stable life after enduring tremendous loss. At just 19 years old, she has faced more than most. Earlier this year, her father tragically passed away in a car accident in Las Vegas. Prior to that, he had been struggling with mental health challenges and moved away, leaving Kiana in Minnesota under the care of others. Her mother is unable to be in her life due to addiction. Despite these hardships, she has shown incredible resilience. She works at a coffee and has been riding her bike to work from Prior Lake. This would have been her first car—her grandfather and uncle bought it for her—but sadly, the transmission broke down just one month after she started driving it. We are hoping to help her find a dependable vehicle so she can continue to work and move toward a more secure future. If you or someone you know can donate a reliable car or help toward one, it would truly be life-changing. Thank you for showing up for those who need a little extra support. Together, we can make a lasting difference. If you can help please contact: btjornhom@fishpartnernetwok.org
