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My family is in desperate need of a refrigerator. Ours is at least 15 years old and with the temperatures in the 100's it just gave up. there is no way that we can buy one. We have had to throw what little food we did have away as it spoiled. Our son and our grandson moved in with us as times are too tough, my grandson's milk got thrown out so really really need something. I am not the type of person to seek help as I always am the one that gives out help to everyone, but this time I really do need help. If anyone has any clothes to give away, I wear size 18 pants, 2xl shirts. I apply for jobs everyday and hoping that someone calls me for an interview so I need something decent to wear. Thank you for all your help.

My Story I live in Kansas. Am unemployed due to the economy. I have the best family in the world. My dream is to live without struggling as it gets worse instead of better each day. My family and friends are so important to me and I thank the good lord every day for them. Maybe one day I will wake up and not have to worry about how and what we are going to eat that day. God Bless!:)

Sponsor: my mother Kathy Zimmer , home (620-719-6766 )

Need a PC or laptop for at home, to work from.

My Story hello I recently lost my job and am currently not able to work. I've found some at home work, but need a pc or laptop. If there is anyone who has and old one or pc that they are not using. I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks from the bottom of my heart.i'm a single parent and I have to support myself and kids. Unfortunately I keep getting sick and I miss work, and need to work form home. I appreciate your time. thanks so much for your time.

I'm in need of diapers and wipes for my baby girl. anything would help diapers,wipes,clothes,etc...thanks soooo much and god bless

My Story I just moved back to goodlettsville, tn from living in ohio to help out my mother. I cannot find work and really need help with diapers and wipes for my beatiful baby girl. She is 3 months and is my life. When we moved I had to leave a lot behind. I had to leave her stroller, bouncer, and swing all behind. Anything is greatly appreciated. God bless!

Sponsor: kayla coleman friend , goodwill (6157087346 )

Courage. Strength. Resilience. These are three words that come to mind when hearing Rhonda Morrison’s story. Rhonda is a recently divorced mother of three boys ages 16, 13 and 5. Like many others, her journey to Harbor Interfaith Services was not an easy one. But now that she has successfully graduated from our Accelerated Learning and Living program, she and her family need a few items to complete their newly established home. Bunk beds for her sons, a computer desk with a chair, curtains in the living rooms and bedrooms for privacy (contact for measurements), silverware and lastly a television.

My Story Prior to entering Harbor Interfaith Services, Rhonda was a newlywed working to establish a future with her husband as a certified counselor. It wasn’t long before things went south. Her new husband became physically abusive towards her, eventually relapsing into a habit of drugs. After months of abuse Rhonda packed everything in a van and left with her sons. With little money earned with her waitress job, the family had to take residence at a small room in an Inn where the presences of drugs were evident. Despite having to raise her sons in a place where she had to escort them to and from the community showers, Rhonda was able to stay enrolled at Harbor College and maintain a 3.7 Grade Point Average. It was from here that Rhonda sought help at our shelter and eventually became a resident in our transitional housing program. Now she has a home of her own, has graduated from Harbor College with an A.A. and cites her biggest accomplishment as breaking completely free from her husband. Her future plans are to open a long term care/treatment program for women and children with backgrounds dealing with abuse and drug usage.

Sponsor: Jana Jones , Harbor Interfaith Shelter (310 831-0991 )