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Help Mom and 3 Children with Urgent Need
In urgent need of assistance with expenses
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Harper Lee
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- Due date
- In 4 weeks
- Date given by Harper
- Bill
- Rent car moving expenses
The story
Hello, I am coming here to humbly ask for assistance with help paying for car payment and rental assistance. Despite having 3 children I do not receive any government assistance. The amount of money I make at work has disqualified me for assistance. it has been hard trying to sustain. My oldest has autism and my middle child has breathing issues. Our home was flooded. Having to travel extra miles while being displaced I have fallen behind. My utilities have increased because of flood equipment (fans, humidifier, etc) and with the cost of food and gas going up I need some extra help. They are giving us the option to break lease. The flooring has molded and will need to be removed. I do not feel safe living in home. Many neighbors were given 12 days to move. The money will assist with moving expenses and replacing furniture that had to be thrown out. All help and prayers are appreciated!
Updates from Harper
day 6
Due date changed from November 5, 2026 to December 4, 2026.
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Praying your household finds safe housing and that the flood damage does not add more fear.
A flooded home with children who need steady care is more than most people could carry calmly. Praying the move goes smoothly and that mold and fear are both left behind.
Holding you and the children in prayer as you look for somewhere dry and warm. Trusting that the right door opens quickly.
Being told your income is too high for help while you are still falling behind is a frustrating kind of stuck. Hoping the move happens fast and the children land somewhere safe and dry.
Sharing this with people who pray and may know of housing leads. Trusting your family finds a dry, safe place and that the children's health is protected through the move.