Dear friends, I want to share something important from a former coworker of mine at Vshred. Allen is a real person living through a very real and unimaginably difficult season. I know this firsthand. I’ve personally sent him financial support via Venmo just moments ago, and I’ve helped privately in the past as well. What he’s navigating goes far beyond what most of us could endure alone. If you’re able to help — even in a small way — I ask that you consider doing so. Please only give what you can comfortably afford. Every bit genuinely matters. Below is a copy of Allen’s recent LinkedIn post, shared with his permission. I’m also including: • A link to the original post (which you’re welcome to verify) • His Venmo information Thank you for reading. Thank you for caring. And thank you for showing up for someone who is still standing, even when life has taken nearly everything. ⸻ Allen’s post (shared verbatim): Beloved, Homelessness in America in 2025 is more than statistics or headlines — it’s real people, real stories, and real perseverance. I know because I AM living it. I’ve been stranded here in Dunn, North Carolina since January 18, 2025 — and there were many days I honestly thought I wouldn’t make it through. Still, I AM here, standing in faith. I AM navigating life without a car, without a driver’s license, & often without a warm meal. I vividly remember sleeping on cold, rainy grass with one blanket — my dog Zeiyon tucked beneath me — in 17-degree weather as rain poured down. Yet I made it. I remember building makeshift showers in the woods using plastic bags and jugs of water. Yet I made it. I survived a vicious pit bull attack that could have ended very differently — but by grace, I AM still here. I’ve survived tornado warnings, heavy winds, and ice storms with no real shelter, trusting God to protect me when nothing else could. There were nights I lay awake, soaked and freezing, praying simply to see sunrise — and I did. I’ve stood in hotel lobbies and fast-food restaurants with my résumé in hand, feeling the sting of being overlooked because my situation felt intimidating or unexpected. Yet even then, God sent angels — both virtually and physically — to remind me that I was NEVER alone.

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