Josephine received an eviction notice - help us catch up on rent

When the packaging plant closed in September, Josephine fell 4 months behind on rent. Last Tuesday a final eviction notice was taped to the door, and the amount owed is $1,100. The landlord was understanding for a while, but has now been clear: if the arrears aren't cleared by November, the family must leave. There are 1 children at home. Moving would mean new schools, a new commute and no deposit to put down anywhere else. Josephine has started working two part-time jobs, and is applying for help from local services, but nothing will arrive in time without the rest of the gap covered here. The money will be paid directly to the landlord and I'll upload the receipt once it's done. Where the $1,100 goes: • Utilities in arrears: $250 • Late fees and court costs: $145 • First month of rent as a buffer: $705 I hope life is good to you. - Alice