Lawyer Fees

Goal:

 USD $22,500

Raised:

 USD $13,992

Campaign created by Anon

Lawyer Fees

Original description: "This fundraiser is to help the family of the alleged to raise funds for a lawyer for the little girl. The family was quoted $45,000 in lawyer fees and must have half up front ($22,500) in order to retain the lawyer. For everyone's privacy no names will be named. "


Updated Description: "Community, we stand at a pivotal moment, one filled with heartbreak, but also an opportunity for reflection and action. I ask that you listen closely, not just with your ears, but with your hearts, as we walk through the journey of a young woman named Anjail, affectionately known to those who care about her as “Piggy.” Piggy’s story is one that many of us might not fully understand at first glance. It is complicated, tragic, and, sadly, not unique. She has lived a life filled with hardship. Her mother’s battle with substance abuse meant that Piggy spent much of her childhood in foster care. Stability was a foreign concept for her. Only recently, after years of instability, has her father been able to get custody and provide her with a semblance of the stability she so desperately needed and deserved. But, as we know, life isn’t always kind to those who lack the privileges that so many take for granted. Piggy never had the new clothes, the regular meals, or the social support that many children are fortunate enough to have. For over three years, this lack of privilege made her a target for bullying, and one young lady, in particular, made Piggy’s life a living nightmare. This young lady and her friends subjected Piggy to continuous harassment, both verbal and physical. They tormented her, day in and day out. In this very school year alone, Piggy was physically attacked on three separate occasions by this same group. As you can imagine, bullying like this is not just devastating—it is an epidemic. And it leaves deep emotional and physical scars. However, on March 3rd, things took a terrifying turn. After yet another brutal attack, this group raised the stakes, a gun pulled out a gun on Piggy. I want you to pause for a moment and imagine the fear Piggy felt—knowing that her life was in danger. It’s a fear that no child should ever have to experience. Yet, despite multiple attempts by Piggy’s father and aunt to advocate for her, and despite their repeated visits to the school asking for protection, no action was taken. The school failed to address the problem. The young lady who had been bullying Piggy for so long, who had already been suspended multiple times for fighting, was still allowed to be on campus that day, violating her suspension and continuing to threaten Piggy. Piggy was living in fear. Fear for her safety, fear for her future. She confided in school administrators and counselors, making it abundantly clear that she was terrified. She didn’t want to fight—she simply wanted to go to school, get an education, and feel safe. But every day, she was under the constant threat of violence. Now, tragically, we find ourselves in a heartbreaking situation. We are mourning the loss of a young life. But let us not forget that Piggy has also been a victim here—victimized by years of bullying, fear, and the failure of the system that was supposed to protect her. When the police were called, no witnesses came forward to speak up. Piggy had no one to turn to. She wasn’t seeking conflict—she was trying to defend herself from the unrelenting torment she faced every day. None of this would have happened if the young lady had not returned to school while under suspension, with the clear intent to harm Piggy again. Piggy did not ask for this. She did not provoke it. And now, more than ever, Piggy needs our help. She deserves an attorney who can fight for her rights, who can ensure that she receives a fair trial, and who will advocate for justice on her behalf. Piggy has been failed by many—by those who should have protected her, by the system that should have kept her safe. But now, we have the chance to be the ones who step in and make a difference. Let us come together to support Piggy. Let us ensure that she is not abandoned again. Piggy’s story may be painful, but it is not over. She needs us—now more than ever. Thank you. #PiggyNeedsUs

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Anonymous Giver
$ 50.00 USD
52 minutes ago

Praying for you baby girl! 🙏

Anonymous Giver
$ 25.00 USD
1 hour ago

Anonymous Giver
$ 25.00 USD
2 hours ago

Sending prayers.

Anonymous Giver
$ 20.00 USD
2 hours ago

As a mom of kids that were bullied in middle & high school I can relate. Praying for you & your family. Stay strong!

Kamaree
$ 50.00 USD
2 hours ago

Anonymous Giver
$ 25.00 USD
3 hours ago

Praying for you

Rain K
$ 20.00 USD
16 hours ago

The school didn’t help her. I hope this small donation does. What a said situation all around.

Anonymous Giver
$ 50.00 USD
1 day ago

Anonymous Giver
$ 30.00 USD
1 day ago

Prayers for all affected 🙏🏾

Anonymous Giver
$ 20.00 USD
1 day ago

Anonymous Giver
$ 30.00 USD
1 day ago

God Bless everyone involved. Let everyone have a heart to hear God.

English T
$ 20.00 USD
1 day ago

Praying for you and your family!

Anonymous Giver
$ 20.00 USD
1 day ago

God got you babygirl

Anonymous Giver
$ 20.00 USD
1 day ago

🙏

Anonymous Giver
$ 25.00 USD
1 day ago

Praying for justice

Anonymous Giver
$ 50.00 USD
1 day ago

Baby girl, I’m praying for you. No one should feel unsafe at home or school. The system failed you and I’m praying they fix it for you now. DFW

Joyce Goodwin
$ 30.00 USD
1 day ago

Praying for her

Valerie Chupik
$ 50.00 USD
1 day ago

Anonymous Giver
$ 200.00 USD
1 day ago

Anonymous Giver
$ 50.00 USD
1 day ago

I sympathize with Piggy. She was failed and unfortunately she took matters into her own hands. Bullying is not to be played with because you just never know what the other person is going through or has been through. I’m praying for both families involved.

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