I'm raising money because I was unemployed for over a year and fell 3 months behind on my car payments. My bank is threatening repossession. I just started a job in late Dec which I will lose without a car. Please help!
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Hi everyone,
My name is Benjamin], and I’m reaching out during a challenging time in my life. For over a year, I faced the difficult reality of unemployment, which caused me to fall behind on essential bills—most critically, my car payments. After countless applications and perseverance, I recently secured a part-time job, but I won’t receive my first paycheck until January 16, 2025.
Unfortunately, my bank has informed me that my car is at risk of repossession because I am three months behind on payments. Losing my car would be devastating, as it’s my only means of transportation to and from work. Without it, I won’t be able to keep this job that I’ve worked so hard to secure.
I am humbly asking for your support to help me cover the past-due amount on my car loan and keep my vehicle. Here’s how the funds will be used:
Car Payments: $[636.39
Late Fees (if applicable): $27.13
Every dollar brings me closer to securing my transportation, staying employed, and getting back on my feet financially. Even if you can’t contribute, sharing my campaign with your network would mean the world to me.
I am deeply grateful for your kindness and generosity during this critical time. Once I’m back on stable financial ground, I plan to pay this generosity forward to help others in need.
Thank you for taking the time to read my story and for any support you can provide.
With gratitude,
Benjamin
After over a year of unemployment, I recently secured a part-time job and took my first step toward rebuilding my life. However, my journey faces a serious challenge: my car, which is my only means of getting to work, is at risk of repossession because I am three months behind on payments.
The past year has been one of the hardest I’ve faced, filled with uncertainty and financial strain. I’m finally starting to see hope, but I won’t receive my first paycheck until January 16, 2025—too late to save my car from repossession.
Losing my car would be devastating. It’s not just transportation; it’s the key to keeping my new job, staying independent, and continuing the progress I’ve worked so hard to achieve.
I’m humbly asking for your support to help me raise $663.52 by January 28, 2025. This will cover:
Any contribution, no matter the size, will bring me closer to saving my car and keeping my job. If you’re unable to donate, please consider sharing my campaign with your network—it would mean the world to me.
Thank you for reading my story and for any help you can offer during this critical time. Your kindness and generosity will not be forgotten, and I’m committed to paying it forward once I’m back on my feet.
With heartfelt gratitude,Benjamin
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Hi everyone,
My name is Benjamin], and I’m reaching out during a challenging time in my life. For over a year, I faced the difficult reality of unemployment, which caused me to fall behind on essential bills—most critically, my car payments. After countless applications and perseverance, I recently secured a part-time job, but I won’t receive my first paycheck until January 16, 2025.
Unfortunately, my bank has informed me that my car is at risk of repossession because I am three months behind on payments. Losing my car would be devastating, as it’s my only means of transportation to and from work. Without it, I won’t be able to keep this job that I’ve worked so hard to secure.
I am humbly asking for your support to help me cover the past-due amount on my car loan and keep my vehicle. Here’s how the funds will be used:
Car Payments: $[636.39
Late Fees (if applicable): $27.13
Every dollar brings me closer to securing my transportation, staying employed, and getting back on my feet financially. Even if you can’t contribute, sharing my campaign with your network would mean the world to me.
I am deeply grateful for your kindness and generosity during this critical time. Once I’m back on stable financial ground, I plan to pay this generosity forward to help others in need.
Thank you for taking the time to read my story and for any support you can provide.
With gratitude,
Benjamin
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Jan 01