Officer Matt Harper and his family received heartbreaking news that his 19 year old daughter, who was living in Utah, had passed away. This death is extremely tragic and unexpected.
$4,359.00 raised of $15,000.00
Officer Matt Harper and his family received heartbreaking news that his 19 year old daughter, who was living in Utah, had passed away. This death is extremely tragic and unexpected.
$4,359.00 raised of $15,000.00
Clayton Frits is a Deputy with the Tehama County Sheriff’s Office. His family was struck with news that his wife is suffering from kidney failure which will require extensive medical treatment.
$6,833.00 raised of $50,000.00
Santa Clara County Sr. Group Counselor Rita Gonzalez is 35 years old and was recently diagnosed with Stage 4 stomach cancer. Unfortunately, the cancer also spread to her peritoneum. As Rita will begin treatment, she has had more and more medical expenses come up. She is currently unable to walk and requires help in many ways.
$6,780.00 raised of $100,000.00
On April 24th, Officer Marc Kahue fell ill at work and was brought to Kaiser Vallejo’s ER for a series of blood work and other tests. Two days later, he was diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukemia.
$19,512.00 raised of $30,000.00
SDPD Lt. Brian Avera is 42 years old and just recently diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer. Brian’s cancer has spread to his liver and lungs, and he has been given a short time frame to live. Brian’s is a fighter who is seeking aggressive medical treatment to spend more time with his family.
$18,913.80 raised of $50,000.00
Approximately three months ago, Kevin became seriously and unexpectedly ill at work and he had to be rushed to the hospital emergency room by his coworkers who found him slumped over on a breakroom floor. In the ensuing days after he was admitted into the hospital, medical personnel conducted an untold number of medical tests. After several days, Kevin was ultimately diagnosed with necrotizing pancreatitis.
$3,505.00 raised of $45,000.00
Please help us support our friend and colleague, Deputy Alex Bonee. Alex was notified the cancer had returned a third time and metastasized to the chest categorizing the cancer as stage 4.
$9,889.24 raised of $100,000.00
Our law enforcement community has all felt the effects of short staffing and stress, so when Officer Yee began experiencing headaches that would not subside he chalked it up to stress. The headaches persisted, becoming worse, all the while he continued to report for duty. He sought medical attention but when the medical interventions did not provide relief, his wife took him to the Emergency Room. A mass was discovered in his brain. Surgery immediately followed but the entirety of the mass could not be removed due to the location in his brain. Biopsy results revealed stage four brain cancer.
$14,160.00 raised of $100,000.00