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Help Maggie and Children Rebuild After Hurricane

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Help Maggie and Children Rebuild After Hurricane

Urgent Disaster Relief: Please stand with our sister in Christ, Maggie Holladay, and her four beautiful children.


​I am reaching out today on behalf of a family facing an unimaginable crisis. Maggie Holladay and her four children were recently left homeless after Hurricane Isaias devastated their family home, destroying everything they owned. ​


They are in immediate need of emergency funds to purchase a safe, livable camper so they have a place to call home while they work to rebuild. Maggie is a devoted daughter of the Most High, a dedicated mother, and a pillar of faith who constantly extends her hand to others in need. She is one who always offers a helping hand to others without ever asking for anything in return— in fact, she is the very person who led me to my own faith journey nine years ago. Now, she and her children need our help. Maggie and her children are in dire need of safe shelter.


I know times are tight for many, but I ask that you give as you are led and above all else please cover this family in prayer. Any amount you can contribute will make a direct impact. If you are unable to donate, you can still support Maggie by sharing this fundraiser and lifting this sweet family up in prayer. Thank you for your generosity and prayers during this critical time and for standing with Maggie and her children during this emergency.

"YHWH bless you and keep you; YHWH make his face shine on you and be gracious to you; YHWH turn his face toward you and give you peace."

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Help Maggie and Children Rebuild After Hurricane

Goal$9,000 USD
Raised$663 USD

Fundraiser created byMichelle Murphy

Fundraiser funds will be received by Maggie Holladay

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