$6000 raised so far (or however much so far)and counting all going to Don
@jacobawells great founder right here, lets help Don retire together.
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GoFundMe suddenly shut down a fundraiser for an elderly man who claimed he was working to pay for his wife's cancer treatment.
GoFundMe says they found suspicious "factual misrepresentations" on the fundraiser and have refunded over $700,000 in donations.
So long story short, GoFundMe has taken down a fundraiser for 81 year old Don Johnson which raised a staggering $700K which was meant to retire him.
Now they have started another fundraiser on your platform @GiveSendGo which has now raised about $43000 dollars.
With @UsePaid we as a community can participate directly by generating trading fees and all of will be sent directly to your X Money wallet, which u can donate to Don's fundraiser directly in our name.
@UsePaid is basically a third party which gathers all trading fees accrued and sends it to the xmoney recipient.
U can read more about it here:
https://t.co/5NRvLyxREl
https://t.co/fBpjLeUbWb
Long read but stay with me, its the best narrative so far for @UsePaid.
Erin Howell started a GoFundMe Raiser after seeing this elderly man on my doorcamera, hauling her lost airline suitcases up a steep flight of stairs.
His name is Don Johnson, an 81 year old man who has been an independent contractor returning luggage for airline. It was the only job that would hire him.
His wife Josephine, married to him for 57 years, has an aggressive cancer, and the bills, the prescriptions and the ordinary cost of living had swallowed everything.
She took it upon herself to help him and setup a fundraiser with a goal of $150,000, they ended up raising $700k.
GoFundMe has just took the fundraiser down and the entire $700k has been refunded. Devastating news.
This is one of the best usecases for @UsePaid ,right now the fundraiser is going through @GiveSendGo, so i will be sending the fees to the ceo @jacobawells, he has x money setup and is active on twitter.
I figured this is the best way to do it, since manually donating will not be optimal plus we can also spread the good @UsePaid can do and change the outlook on Web3.
GoFundMe suddenly shut down a fundraiser for an elderly man who claimed he was working to pay for his wife's cancer treatment.
GoFundMe says they found suspicious "factual misrepresentations" on the fundraiser and have refunded over $700,000 in donations.