Plymouth Area Mutual Aid Spreadsheet

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13	Welcome to the Plymouth Area Mutual Aid Spreadsheet !
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15	Efforts like this are springing up all around the country, as people reach out to help meet one another’s needs during the COVID-19 pandemic. This spreadsheet is targeting the Plymouth, NH area.
16		Phone hot lines
17		911	For all emergencies, dial 911 as always
18	The tabs on top open the pages where you can request or offer various goods or services or find ways to assist others, as we look out for our most vulnerable and elderly.	211	NH state COVID-19 Hotline. The first place to go for most questions
19		603-536-3720	Whole Village. For help with food, housing, and other services
20	The success of this database depends on you! Please contribute to it by posting your own offers or requests. We will grow this site together. The possibilities are endless. You can contribute online music lessons, storytelling for children, art classes, cooking lessons, or anything that can help others endure the quarantine.	603-536-3720
21		Text HOME to 741741	24/7 Crisis hotline staffed by trained counselors.
22		800-273-8255	National Suicide Prevention Hotline
23	We need not only food to sustain us, but also a sense of community during our physical distancing. A quarantine is the perfect time to get (virtually) close and help your community.	800-273-8255	National Suicide Prevention Hotline
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1	Click here to add, cancel, or respond to an entry		VOLUNTEERS NEEDED !
2	Click here to add, cancel, or respond to an entry		VOLUNTEERS NEEDED !

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4	10001	Richard Gowen	Plymouth area	603-236-6205		available	Need volunteers to help with shopping and food delivery for the elderly and shut-ins. This service being organized by Gowen Realty in conjunction with the Plymouth Police Dept. and is expanding to assist most of the communities in the Plymouth area. Volunteers will need to provide transportation. See the previous entry for more details about the service. Cal Richard at 603-236-6205 or email richard@gowenrealty.com
5	10002	Angel Ekstrom	Plymouth area	603-238-3510	Need volunteers for Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) and Medical Reserve Corps (MRC) ! Join a community-based team of trained medical & non-medical volunteers who prepare for & respond to emergencies. For more info see: https://cnhhp.org/new-mrccert-brochure-now-available/ or email: aekstrom@midstatehealth.org. If you wish to apply: https://www.cnhhp.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/Central-NH-Application-2016.pdf	available	Need volunteers for Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) and Medical Reserve Corps (MRC) ! Join a community-based team of trained medical & non-medical volunteers who prepare for & respond to emergencies. For more info see: https://cnhhp.org/new-mrccert-brochure-now-available/ or email: aekstrom@midstatehealth.org. If you wish to apply: https://www.cnhhp.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/Central-NH-Application-2016.pdf
6	10003	use contact forms on web site on the Services pages	Pemi Valley	Pemi Valley		available	Pemi Valley #sewthecurveflat https://sites.google.com/view/pemivalleysewthecurveflat/home We are a network of volunteers who's goal is to organize and aggregate the grassroots efforts of Home Sewists and match them with organizations and at risk communities in their area to provide Supplemental PPE in a crisis capacity. We want to provide the most current Best Practices, Most effective Patterns and a material list.
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1	Click here to add, cancel, or respond to an entry		LOCAL INFO: Serving Towns in Plymouth Area
2	Click here to add, cancel, or respond to an entry		LOCAL INFO: Serving Towns in Plymouth Area
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7	30009	Alexandria, NH town Web site	http://alexandrianh.com/covid-19-information-resources/
8	30010	Bridgewater, NH town Web site	http://www.bridgewater-nh.com/
9	30011	Bristol, NH town Web site	https://www.townofbristolnh.org/home/news/covid-19-updates-resources-community-members
10	30012	Campton, NH town Web site	http://www.camptonnh.org/nh/about/covid-19-updates-resources/
11	30013	Dorchester, NH town Web site	https://www.townofdorchester.org/post/covid-19-updates
12	30014	Town of Groton COVID-19 Information	http://www.grotonnh.org/Emergency%20Information/Emergency%20Information-home.htm
13	30015	Hebron, NH town Web site	https://www.hebronnh.org
14	30016	Holderness, NH town Web site	https://www.holderness-nh.gov
15	30017	Lincoln, NH town Web site	https://www.lincolnnh.org
16	30018	Plymouth, NH town Web site	http://www.plymouth-nh.org/crisis-response-plymouth
17	30019	Rumney, NH town Web site	https://www.rumneynh.org/index.php
18	30020	Thornton, NH town Web site	https://www.townofthornton.org
19	30021	Warren, NH town Web site	http://www.warren-nh.com
20	30022	Waterville Valley, NH town Web site	https://www.watervillevalley.org
21	30023	Wentworth, NH town Web site	https://www.wentworth-nh.org
22	30024	Woodstock, NH town Web site	https://www.woodstocknh.org
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25	30032	Free Wi Fi. Map of hot spots. Download app.	https://wifi.xfinity.com/
26	30033	Free Wi Fi at the Campton Library	access from car in parking lot
27	30034	Speare Memorial Hospital COVID-19 Update 3/26/20	https://youtu.be/JAFoHhExbzs
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29	30035	Jobs, Speare Hospital is looking to hire positions with a medical background and some positions without a medical background, you can apply on there website. Being the primary hospital for their coverage area they are the lead on actions being taken in this area. Acute Care Sites with additional beds are being planned.

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1	Click here to add, cancel, or respond to an entry		DONATIONS NEEDED !
2	Click here to add, cancel, or respond to an entry		DONATIONS NEEDED !
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4	20001	Jenn Currier	Plymouth area	603-536-1352	available	Food donation drop-off run by Girl Scout Troop 10552. They are collecting non-perishables to give to school age children who are food insecure while they are out of school. Please donate items such as individual wrapped hot cereal packets, granola bars, microwave individual mac and cheeses containers, juice boxes, individual peanut butter packets, etc. You can leave donations or cash at Plymouth Title Cash 603-536-1352 during regular business hours, or drop off at Hours 9-6, 706 Tenney Mountain HWY
5	20002	Speare Hospital. Email: covid19donations@spearehospital.com	Plymouth area		available	Donations needed for medical supplies, personal protection equipment to Speare Hospital Items in need include: Disposable face masks; N95 masks, sometimes called respirators; eye protection, including face shields and safety goggles; disposable gowns; disposable gloves, especially non-latex; disposable surgical caps; disposable foot covers; wipes: bleach or antimicrobial; and hand sanitizer. Care packages needed for Hospital workers and staff. These include: snacks, candy, and cookies, as well as notes, too, of inspiration and encouragement. Care packages should be packaged securely as they will need to be cleaned with disinfectant wipes before distribution.
6	20003		Campton Thornton	here is the link		Campton Thornton Area Food Pantry GOFUNDME
7	20004	Dan Boynton	Plymouth area	Serendipity Farm		Face mask needed. Help Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health. Center for Disease Control says fabric masks are a crisis response option when other supplies have been exhausted. Before starting this project, please ask yourself the following questions: Have you been in contact with anyone suspected or confirmed to have COVID-19 in the past 14 days? Do you have fever, cough or shortness of breath? If you are able to answer "NO" to both questions, then proceed with making masks. If you answer "YES" to either or both questions, please do not make masks. If you are experiencing cough, fever, or shortness of breath and have a concern that you may have COVID-19 please call your primary care provider for a risk assessment. Instructions for making masks Materials 100% unused cotton fabric (front) – no metallic fabrics 100% cotton or cotton flannel (back) 1/8", 1/4", or 3/8” flat elastic, or 1/4” inch bias-tape For specific dimensions refer to the written instructions (PDF) Video instructions: Instructional video from Deaconess Health System. Written instructions: How to Make a Facemask (PDF) Related questions: see our Fabric Mask Making Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page on D-H's Facebook page. If flat elastic is not available, fabric ties can be sewn on the mask, one tie on each of the four mask corners. Ties should be approximately 1/4” width, sewn so there are no frayed edges, and approximately 15” for each corner. Here's some add'l links about masks: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/258525804_Testing_the_Efficacy_of_Homemade_Masks_Would_They_Protect_in_an_Influenza_Pandemic https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0002618 If you are willing and able to sew masks, please do so. You can drop them off here at Serendipity Farm and we will coordinate the drop off to Angel, who will in turn have them distributed to a number of different places. We will make sure there is a clearly marked drop box in the driveway for you to leave them in.
8	20005	use contact forms on web site on the Services pages	Pemi Valley			Pemi Valley #sewthecurveflat https://sites.google.com/view/pemivalleysewthecurveflat/home We are a network of volunteers who's goal is to organize and aggregate the grassroots efforts of Home Sewists and match them with organizations and at risk communities in their area to provide Supplemental PPE in a crisis capacity. We want to provide the most current Best Practices, Most effective Patterns and a material list.

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1	Click here to add, cancel, or respond to an entry		N.H. STATE INFO
2	Click here to add, cancel, or respond to an entry		N.H. STATE INFO
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4	50002	NH Employment Services – File Claim for Benefits	https://www.nhes.nh.gov/
5	5003	N.H. expands unemployment benefits to those affected by COVID-19	https://www.concordmonitor.com/New-Hampshire-unveils-paid-time-off-program-for-families-facing-COVID-19-33351959
6	5004	NH Department of Health and Human Services	https://www.nh.gov/covid19/
7	5005	NH COVID-19 Tracking Project	https://covidtracking.com/data/state/new-hampshire/
8	5006	NH Emergency Orders due to Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19)	https://www.governor.nh.gov/news-media/emergency-orders/
9	5007	NH Emergency "stay-at-home"	https://www.nhpr.org/post/coronavirus-update-stay-home-order-issued-potential-exposure-donut-shop-northwood-school#stream/0
10	5008	All Information on the Coronavirus COVID-19 in New Hampshire	https://www.nh.gov/covid19/
11	5009	UNH Health Alert COVID 19	https://www.unh.edu/health/health-alerts/coronavirus-covid-19

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1	Click here to add, cancel, or respond to an entry		NATIONAL & GENERAL INFO
2	Click here to add, cancel, or respond to an entry		NATIONAL & GENERAL INFO
3	What is Mutual Aid ?
4	Mutual aid connects people to resources in their local community. Resources can be goods or services. It is Neighbors helping Neighbors, and a way to protect the most vulnerable. You can sign up to become a volunteer or submit requests for support. You will see tabs from everything to volunteering to deliver groceries to the elders and immuno-compromised folks in your area to accessing local resources or information.
5	The mutual aid database is only as good as the people that contribute. It is a growing and evolving way to serve our community and keep us connected in this time of physical distance. Mutual Aid allows us to not only survive but also thrive! It’s a way to organize, but it’s also a way for people to remember the ability of humans to be kind and empathetic and dignified. People are desperate to help each other right now.
6	Here is a link to great article about people helping each other fight coronavirus, one Google spreadsheet at a time. Thousands of volunteers in new “mutual aid” groups are bringing groceries, medications, and more to vulnerable strangers.
7	Here is a link to a national database that serves as a clearinghouse of mutual aid groups across the country
8	Here is a link to a compilation of databases in each state:
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12	60012	10 tips for talking about COVID-19 with your kids	https://www.pbs.org/newshour/health/10-tips-for-talking-about-covid-19-with-your-kids
13	60013	Helping Children Cope With Changes Resulting From COVID-19	https://www.nasponline.org/resources-and-publications/resources-and-podcasts/school-climate-safety-and-crisis/health-crisis-resources/helping-children-cope-with-changes-resulting-from-covid-19
14	60014	Talking with children about Coronavirus Disease 2019	https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/daily-life-coping/talking-with-children.html?CDC_AA_refVal=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.cdc.gov%2Fcoronavirus%2F2019-ncov%2Fcommunity%2Fschools-childcare%2Ftalking-with-children.html
15	6018	StopLearningLoss is a non-profit committed to helping parents and teachers make time out of school educational through resource sharing. The mission of Stop Learning Loss is to equalize access to high-quality educational resources for students learning from home	https://www.stoplearningloss.org/
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18	60015	Care for your corona virus anxiety	https://www.virusanxiety.com/
19	60016	Coronavirus Anxiety: How to Cope	https://www.teenvogue.com/story/coronavirus-anxiety
20	60017	Stress Relief In Times of Crisis	https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IpKxwehHUfHhUPSCslpLEbzG2U8-qQIz/view
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23	60010	CDC, How to Protect Yourself	https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-sick/prevention.html?CDC_AA_refVal=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.cdc.gov%2Fcoronavirus%2F2019-ncov%2Fprepare%2Fprevention.html
24	60006	Communal living and COVID-19	https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kHDTH_eCaKaEx82B8amgWsQW_b03t_2m64RBS0gMf4k/edit
25	60007	Just Stay: A simple self-isolation plan	https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-n32fwa3oRLNWIMwMHHPOGLWwgMsKxIbtT3DrVEMHzY/edit?fbclid=IwAR32JJ107Nb_3tKGjGKl5RNB2BpcEdItOslBHqYImyQYrFEJVmkw5-FaU5A
26	60001	A Movement to Stop the COVID-19 Pandemic	https://staythefuckhome.com/
27	60008	CDC Guidance Coronavirus (COVID-19)	https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html
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30	60009	Johns Hopkins University COVID 19 Situation Reports	http://www.centerforhealthsecurity.org/resources/COVID-19/
31	60011	Website tracker link (global).	https://ncov2019.live/
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34	60003	A great info sheet as well with resources to help your community	https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1FOZj8_r7hMmpsTNzMjll1HoRJltEGyJL?ths=true
35	60004	Template to help build a neighborhood community	https://docs.google.com/document/d/1waIh2V3ziWUCXgrBW9O4UaYu8u5oPWx8vvhTcGng_GA/edit
36	60005	Pod Mapping for Mutual Aid	https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-QfMn1DE6ymhKZMpXN1LQvD6Sy_HSnnCK6gTO7ZLFrE/preview
37	60002	Huge Mutual Aid Info Sheet:	https://docs.google.com/document/d/1dpMzMzsA83jbVEXS8m7QKOtK4nj6gIUk1U1t6P4wShY/edit?usp=sharing

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1	Click here to add, cancel, or respond to an entry		FOOD / GROCERY RUNS
2	Click here to add, cancel, or respond to an entry		FOOD / GROCERY RUNS
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4	INFO	Safety Practices for Mutual Aid Food Supply: Read this if you are involved in the projects below !
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7	40001	Helping Hands Food Pantry	Plymouth	603-536-1966		available	Food boxes available 2x a month on 1st and 3rd Mondays. Need to fill out USDA paperwork indicating how many members and income level. Can pick up food and form and bring back when pick up next box. Located at 319 Highland street, Plymouth, NH
8	40002	Plymouth Area Community Closet Food Pantry	Plymouth area	603-536-1101		available	Food items available 9-11am Tues&Thurs. No access inside store. Knock on grey door & put your box outside and they will fill it. For financial aid, call on Thursday morning 9-11. Located at 5 South Main Street, Plymouth, NH
9	40003	Ashland Community Center and Food Pantry	Ashland, Holderness	603-968-9698		available	Provides a food pantry. Hours: Thurs & Fri 12- 6pm; Sat 10am-12:00pm. Located at 4 Highland St, Ashland, NH
10	40004	Corner Cupboard Food Pantry	Campton	603-726-3223		available	Provides a food pantry. Documentation Required: Proof of income and Proof of residency. Hours: Mon- Fri 9am-5pm. Located at 1307 NH Route 175 Campton, NH
11	40005	Plymouth Food Pantry, mgr Donna Gorton	Plymouth area	603-217-7724		available	Plymouth Food Pantry is open every Tues-Thurs morning to serve families in 19 area towns. No preregistraton necessary. They will deliver a box of food to the car of people who arrive in the parking lot. Recipients are encouraged to arrive around 9 or so, not the last minute.
12	40006	Campton Area Resource Center	Campton	603-960-1750		available	Provides a food Pantry. Hours: Tues & Thur. 1-3pm or call if emergency. Located at 12 Six Flags Rd. Behind Handyman Hardware.
13	40007	Mountain View Church	Sanbornton	603-524-5996		available	Food Pantry. Hours:4-6 pm. First and Third Wed of the month. 1st Wed. Sabornton. Third Wed. Sabornton, Belmont, North Field and Tilton. Located: 322 Upper Bay Rd, Contact Nancy Tryon
14	40008	Campton Baptist Church, contact Shawn	Campton	603-848-7207	Food pickup Wed 5:30-7:30pm and by appointment	available	Food pick-up Wed night 5:30-7:30pm and by appointment. Located at1345 Main Street, Campton, NH
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18	40010	Got Lunch!	Campton/Thornton	603-249-6845		available	Support for families with school-age children. GOT LUNCH! is ready to support any families with school aged children that need food during the up-coming weeks when school is not in session. Please send an email to gotlunchcamptonthornton@gmail.com or contact Barbara Coonan (text or call 603-249-6845) and a volunteer will be in touch to determine the best way to help your family. We are lucky to have the support of agencies such as the Children's Auction and local donors and volunteers who have offered additional support in response to the impacts of COVID-19.
19	40011	Joyce Weston	Plymouth	603-276-0862		available	Can help with grocery shopping
20	40012	Vicki Moore, Eden Lefebvre	Plymouth	603-536-1804		available	Food shopping and delivery service for elderly being coordinated by Plymouth Police Dept. in conjunction with Plymouth Hannaford. If you are 65 years old or older or know someone that is and needs assistance getting groceries please contact Vicki at: vmoore@plymouthpd-nh.org or Eden at: elefebvre@plymouthpd-nh.org. If you are emailing your order, we will need an address and phone number to confirm. Volunteers will do your shopping and deliver the groceries to your house. Hannaford will print a receipt for the amount owed, the volunteer will bring the receipt to you and collect a check preferred, or a credit card and return to pay for your groceries. The payment has to be made the same day as the shopping is done. Our preferred shopping days will be Tuesday and Thursday mornings between 8am and noon, however we can make exceptions if need be. This community program will begin, starting Tuesday, March 24th, 2020.
21	40013	Jane&James Sheilds	Thorton/Plym. 781-475-9657			available	Volunteer to do food delivery.
22	40014	Hanafords	Plymouth			available	Elderly hours: 60+ customers are 6 a.m. to 7 a.m., Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of each week.
23	40015	Hanna Frederick	Plymouth	603 346 1533		available	Food delivery
24	40016	Plymouth Farmer's Market	Pymouth		available Support our local farmers! On-line local foods and goods marketplace Special procedures during Covix-19. Curb-side Pick UP in the parking lot of the LFP/PAREI office (79 Highland St Plymouth) or Free home delivery within 10 miles of downtown Plymouth. Go to https://www.localfoodsplymouth.org/	available	Support our local farmers! On-line local foods and goods marketplace Special procedures during Covix-19. Curb-side Pick UP in the parking lot of the LFP/PAREI office (79 Highland St Plymouth) or Free home delivery within 10 miles of downtown Plymouth. Go to https://www.localfoodsplymouth.org/

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1	Click here to add, cancel, or respond to an entry		EMOTIONAL / SPIRITUAL SUPPORT
2	Click here to add, cancel, or respond to an entry		EMOTIONAL / SPIRITUAL SUPPORT
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4	90001	Shirley Marcoft	All	pastorsrm@live.com	available	If you want to talk with another person; if you're lonely, feeling stressed, had it with being cooped up with kids/others, frightened, fed-up, want to vent etc., email and we can arrange a time to talk over the phone. I’m a pastor and chaplain living in Ashland, NH. My background is Christian Protestant. I’ve served (previously) as the Chaplain for the NH State Police, the Ashland Fire Dept., and the Campton Fire Dept.
5	90002	Crisis Text Line	national	text HOME to 741741	available	Contact trained crisis counselor. Available 24/7
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4	70001	Jennifer Legier	Campton & nearby	603-254-7033	I have 100% cotton, hand sewn masks for anyone who is in high risk category ( immuno- compromised or elderly, etc) to use in a pinch, if you are unable to access the CDC N95 respirator masks. Will deliver within a 10 mile radius, if unable to pick up.
5		sheebah Anandez	Plymouth	sheebahanandez@gmail.com	I need assistance with prescriptions. $200 PAYPAL sheebahanandez@gmail.com
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2	Click here to add, cancel, or respond to an entry		HOUSING OFFERS
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4	80001	NEED	Shannon	Plymouth area	shanant05@gmail.com	available	Family looking for immediate housing. We will even take a 1 bd. 2 kids 2 adults with a service dog. 1000 dollars or less range
5		NEED	sheebah	Plymouth area	sheebahanandez@gmail.com	available	I need assistance with rent. We are short of rent for three months now. Am requesting $800 PAYPAL sheebahanandez@gmail.com
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4	110001	https://nheasy.nh.gov/#/	All NH	1-844-275-3447	available	Financial assistance, NH EASY Gateway to Services
5	110002		All NH	603-271-7700	available	NH Employment Services claims
6	110003	http://www.tccap.org/tri-county-fuel-assistance-applications-still-open/	Plymouth area			Tri-County Fuel & Electric Assistance Applications
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9		williamsolivia401@gmail.com	Plymouth	williamsolivia401@gmail.com	need	Hello, Am Olivia Williams,39 years of age,a single mother blessed with a beautiful boy who is 9years old(Daniel Williams) diagnosed with a coronary heart disease. Me,my brother and sister have been taking care of all his medical diagnoses and lab tests before the Corona virus pandemic outbreak. Because of this pandemic I lost my brother and sister with all my small sources of income gone and have no means of taking care of my lovely boy's needs and his medication which is expensive. If anyone out there can help me with even 1000 dollars it will be of very much help and importance to me and the survival of my baby boy. May the loving God bless you with all your heart needs abundantly https://www.paypal.me/OliviaW347
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