Wrongful-eviction defense: Howard needs $3,950 before the deadline
Help Howard cover the fees of a wrongful-eviction defense so He can stay with his family.
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“Wish I could do more. Been where you are, it gets better. - Wiesbaden”
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“Sending love. Only $50 but hope it helps. - Paarl”
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“Thought of Howard all day after reading this. - Shubra”
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“Sending love. Thought of Howard all day after reading this. - San Diego”
- Wayne Lamb 🇺🇸 · $20
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Hope things get better soon, Howard. Gave what I could, wish it was more. Thinking of Lexington.
Hang in there, Howard. Hope this works out for you. Thinking of Lexington