MoneyMedical & healthUrgent
What If You Could Change a Stranger's Life Today?
I’m hoping to connect with a kind-hearted stranger who believes in helping others and might be willing to make a meaningful difference in my life through a no-strings-attached gift.
Anywhere in the world64 views
Nicole Marie
Email verified
The story
Sometimes, Even the Strongest People Need Help
In 2013, my life changed when I was diagnosed with cancer. Since then, I’ve experienced a divorce, the heartbreak of being unable to bear children, and betrayal in relationships where I gave my heart and trust. Through it all, I’ve continued to be the person who shows up for others, often sacrificing my own money to help people who needed it. I’ve always believed that if you have the ability to make someone’s life a little easier, you should. But lately, I’ve realized that even a giving heart has its limits, and I’m running out of the resources I’ve used to help others. For once, I’m allowing myself to ask for help. I’m hoping to cross paths with someone who has the means and the heart to give a little kindness without expecting anything in return. Even the smallest act of generosity can make a difference, and a truly generous one could change my life.
Updates from Nicole
No updates yet. Supporters are notified when the owner posts one.
Be the first to give
Even a small gift shows the owner they are not alone.
Reviews
Only people who gave to this need, or whose offer to help was accepted, can review it.
No reviews yet.
Questions & comments
Ask before you give. Email-verified members can comment and ask questions. No donation needed.
Sign in or create an account to ask questions and join the conversation.
Leave a comment as a guest
No account needed. Comments with links or advertising are not accepted, and a name is required so people can see who wrote it.
There is no shame in needing help after years of carrying others. May the Lord send someone with an open hand and an open heart your way.
Years of giving to others and finally letting yourself ask is not selfish at all. Hoping kindness finds you in a form that eases this season.
Illness, divorce and loss in one life, and still described as someone who shows up for others. That generosity deserves to come back around to you.
Cancer, divorce and loss would flatten many people, and you are still the one giving. Asking God to send a generous heart your way, and to give you rest too.
Asking for yourself after years of giving to everyone else is a big step, and a good one. May someone with means and kindness read this, and may you receive it without guilt.