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Because we have devoted service animal pets. In her emotional request, she writes she needs help вЂњbecause we have special needs kids, myself and two of them are immuno-compromised. Reynolds is a mother to five children, two of whom have special needs.

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Related Updated coverage of the coronavirus outbreak is free to read They have a month-to-month lease and the landlords want the house back by May 1. Any donations he receives over $100 will go directly to YWCA Central Maine, the YMCA of Lewiston-Auburn and The Root Cellar in Lewiston ( Kristin Reynolds and her family in South Paris are being evicted and need to relocate quickly. According to his fundraising request, buying gift certificates will help people, but it will also provide an injection of cash to essential local businesses to help them stay solvent through the crisis.Д«eauchesne intends to buy gift cards and hold weekly giveaway drawings. He hopes to raise $1,000 ( Nick Beauchesne would like to connect community organizations and small businesses in the Lewiston-Auburn area, including buying gift certificates from local businesses to donate to struggling families. However, I do not have the same accessibility to the digital mediums as other students. Now IвЂ™m expected to attend classes and socialize with friends in a digital medium. While Spectrum is willing to pay close to $3,000 of the estimated $4,200 cost to run a line from the closest juncture to WheelerвЂ™s house, the remaining cost must be paid by the family, so theyвЂ™ve also turned to GoFundMe for help ( Henry Wild in Farmington is one of the many college students now learning remotely and heвЂ™s looking for a computer that can support video streaming for class and video editing for digital projects.ДЄccording to his request: вЂњI am one of those students who is now separated from my friends and classes that used to be a short walk away. Wheeler would like to take advantage of SpectrumвЂ™s offer of two months of free service so his children donвЂ™t fall behind in their studies, but has to pay for installation. Simone Wheeler of Norway has children, but doesnвЂ™t have internet access. With schools ramping up remote learning, many families are struggling without the necessary computer equipment or internet access for at-home learning. We are raising money to stock our pantry with food, supplies and cards for groceries, gas and other necessities.вЂќ Our own staff are experiencing financial hardships and we canвЂ™t allow our students or our employees families to go hungry at this time.

Children ages birth to 20 years old attend centers in Lewiston, Auburn, Saco and Randolph.ДЄccording to HathawayвЂ™s pitch: вЂњWe anticipate that our food pantry, open to any family we serve, will be needed by even more families in the next months, due to the expected fiscal devastation caused by the coronavirus.

As of Thursday afternoon $1,985 of the $20,000 goal has been reached.ДЄccording to the GoFundMe page, the centers provide educational and therapeutic services to 250 children with autism, developmental disabilities, emotional and behavioral disorders. Here are some of the rewards available: $10 gets a bracelet good for 10% off at Wannawaf, $25 gets a $25 gift card, $40 gets a 'clean' t-shirt and $50 gets a 'dirty' t-shirt, $200 gets a dinner for two cooked by Arsenault, $1000 gets a private waffle party for up to 25 folks.Michelle Hathaway has started a GoFundMe page - for Margaret Murphy Centers For ChildrenвЂ™s food pantry. Unlike Kickstarter, the goal does not need to be met in order for the donations to be received. With 20 days remaining in the Go Fund Me campaign, Wannawaf has raised $1,120 toward the $20K goal. I bled our consistently profitable Boothbay store in order keep Portland going a little bit longer, and as a result I do not have the capital to reopen this year.' 'So here it is, Wannawaf in Boothbay Harbor is going to go out of business because of my mistakes in Portland. Owner Anya Arsenault, aka Waffle Girl, said she's 'acquired a serious business education' over the past year and is 'kissing what is left of my pride goodbye' in making a humble plea for help on the Wannawaf website. Wannawaf has been a popular summertime spot in Boothbay, but a planned year-round flagship store that opened last June in Portland's Monument Square lasted only a few months before going out of business. Wannawaf is seeking $20,000 in crowd-sourced funds in order to re-open its seasonal waffle and ice cream shop in Boothbay Harbor this summer.

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