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Help Anjali get through 5 hard months with twin daughters
After my partner leaving, Anjali is raising twin daughters alone and needs $550 to stay afloat for 5 months.
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After my partner leaving in August, I'm now raising twin daughters on my own. I work as a part-time receptionist, but my income doesn't cover rent, childcare and groceries.
I'm retraining as a teaching assistant in the evenings, which will triple my income by November, but I need to bridge the gap until then.
Some weeks I skip meals so my children can eat. I have never asked anyone for help like this before, and I'm doing it for them.
Once I finish my course, I'll pay it forward.
Every cent is accounted for. I'll share a simple monthly breakdown.
Where the $550 goes:
• Rent top-up: $165
• Childcare and after-school care: $200
• Groceries and school meals: $95
• Course fees and exam costs: $90
Ask me anything below before you decide. I'd rather you were sure.
Updates from Anjali
Update from Dharan: the first invoice got paid this week. We're at 48% of the goal. Thank you for believing in us.
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“Every little bit. Thought of Anjali all day after reading this. - Rochester”
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Sending good thoughts, Anjali. Shared this with my family. Don't lose heart. A few weeks ago I was in a hole too and it changed faster than I expected.
hope this works out for you. Love from Houston.
Keep going, Anjali. Everyone deserves a bit of help sometimes