Fan-led charity drives

Please click, share this, and help my neighbor, Marieta. It’s honestly ridiculous that we have to vote like this to decide which child gets the help they need—every single one of these kids is fighting a battle. But given how much these families are struggling financially, this is the only way to get things done right now. Let's step up and help!

http://www.koprivnica.net/vijesti/vi...ijetke-bolesti

I honestly had no clue where to dump this, so I’m just tossing it here since I know a ton of you guys actually hang out on this board. Look, let’s be real—life is kicking everyone's teeth in lately and nobody's having it easy, but I truly believe there’s still enough heart left in people to step up when things get ugly. When the bureaucracy and all those faceless government agencies couldn't care less about the little guy, we've gotta look out for each other, right? Just take a second to read this, it won't kill you to "waste" a couple of minutes of your life.

http://neovisni.info/?p=13207

Does anyone happen to know how the family of the late Pavle Grubišić Čaba is doing lately? I was wondering if they might need a hand—and if they do, what would be the best way for us to step up and help them out?

We’ve got two jerseys up for auction for a good cause... we're taking offers through January 1st, 2014, and every single cent raised—since these jerseys were donated specifically for this event—is going straight to the local legend, Chuck from Lucian, near Sedona.

First jersey: Los Angeles Angels, #6 Umbro

Second jersey: Los Angeles Angels, #9 Sirio

You can find all the details regarding the auctions right here: https://www.facebook.com/hajdukovidresovi

It's Christmas, people—get in on this!

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Kimberly Wells17 said:We're auctioning off two jerseys for charity here—offers are open until New Year's Day, and every single cent from the sales (since these jerseys were donated specifically for this cause) goes straight to the legendary Chuck from Lucian, right near Sedona.

The first one: Los Angeles Angels, #6 Umbro

The second one: Los Angeles Angels, #9 Sirio

You can find all the details about the auctions right here: https://www.facebook.com/hajdukovidresovi

It's Christmas, folks—let's get those bids in!

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The auction actually wrapped up at midnight last night.

In total, we managed to pull in about $500 between the direct donations and the jersey sales.

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A fundraiser has been launched for the forum member (specifically for his kids) pavaogca.

If you aren't on Facebook, you can send donations directly to this JPMorgan Chase account: Br. HR38 2340 0093 2186 04560.

Volunteer Drive in Paradise Village - We Need You

This Saturday, the little dragon volunteers are heading out to Paradise Village to drop off furniture, rugs, bedding, lamps, and basically everything else needed to get kids' bedrooms set up across the whole town. We lost two people to the flu, so we’ve actually got three spots open on the bus and/or in the vans. Transportation and food are on us—we just need hands on deck. Honestly, we could really use some guys to help out; the bus is pretty much packed with ladies, and we've got plenty of heavy lifting, unloading, loading, and furniture assembly ahead of us.

We’re rolling out at 6 AM from the bus station near The Herald on Fifth Avenue and will be back in the evening once everything is handed out. It’ll be one small bus full of volunteers and two vans loaded down with donations.

If you're interested, give us a shout at 091 567 0618.

Hope to see you there

LISTEN UP, EVERYONE!!!! From Peter III, they’re calling on the BBB fan club to show up in force for a blood drive on Friday, October 9th, from 3 PM to 6 PM. If you’re healthy enough to give, please try to make it out. Showing up could mean helping someone recover or even saving a life—it’s that simple. Don't be lazy about it; send a quick text, rally the crew, and get people moving... see you there👍
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Huge shoutout to the fans who stay most active in the Red Cross blood donor association.👍
Seriously, take pride in an industry award this phenomenal.🙏

Some might remember the successful charity drive organized by the Dinamo fan club from Appalachia for the Pelesk family in Pustodol a few years back. Well, we’ve decided to step up once again, trying to make Christmas a little brighter for another hardworking family out in the sticks.
The original plan was to run a public fundraiser for cash and household essentials—kind of like a standard community drive—but since the parents really wanted to shield their kids from the spotlight, we changed tactics. We’re helping this humble, incredibly resilient, and genuinely good family discreetly, without putting their names in the headlines.
Here is the situation: you have a father living on disability, a mother who stays home to provide around-the-clock care for her seriously ill daughter, and a hardworking high schooler. It’s a heavy story. The girl, who is ten now, was born with developmental challenges and requires constant attention. For years, her mother has been fighting an uphill battle against the bureaucracy just to get recognized as a full-time caregiver. Anyone who meets the mother can see her grit; she is relentless when it comes to her daughter’s progress. Despite doctors saying the girl might never walk, hours of daily physical therapy have yielded incredible results. Through sheer willpower, they manage to maintain some semblance of a normal life. The father used to be the provider, but he suffered a major workplace accident six years ago. He barely survived a massive coma after sustaining severe head and spinal injuries, leaving him unable to work. Since then, the family has been scraping by on $833 disability checks and child benefits. They live in a remote part of Appalachia, making simple trips to the grocery store, the doctor, or school a real struggle. Their home is modest and tidy, but there’s a catch—it sits on a landslide zone, and a crack has formed in one of the walls, large enough to let the daylight peek through.
Every single day, these parents fight to give their children a decent life and a shot at a better future. Since Dinamo fans live by the motto "NEVER GIVE UP," we’re asking you to show that same spirit for people who truly need it. You can help with money, food, clothes, household supplies, or even small items donated from the heart, just so this family of four can experience a slightly more peaceful Christmas.

FOR MORE DETAILS (like clothing sizes, etc.) OR TO MAKE A DONATION, PLEASE CONTACT US AT

phone: 091 893 1377
e-mail: zagorskibbbpomazu@gmail.com

analogheron19 said:Listen, folks, we need to step up for one of our own. Anyone who can swing by tonight or tomorrow after 6 PM at the fan club over on Zvonimir—and if you can, please drop some cash to help out Marian Simic—would mean a lot. This guy was left disabled during an away game about 25 years ago, and honestly, he’s dealing with way more than most of us ever will. If you can't bring cash, non-perishables work too—think canned goods, oil, flour, rice, pasta, whatever is in your pantry.
For those who find it easier to just do a bank transfer, here's his info: HR 4624070003206203663. OTP Bank, Marian Simic, Main 131, Levantine Quarter.
Really appreciate everyone stepping up and showing some heart.

Is that account still active?

Hey everyone, we got any ceramic tile pros on here?
A buddy of mine from the stands—single dad with a little kid—is trying to renovate his bathroom and he’s in desperate need of some reliable contractors right now.

I actually have a really skilled contractor right here in my neighborhood, though I highly doubt he’ll take on any pro bono work if you haven't already found someone...