Dedicated To Lisa And Other Strugglers (Web Page)

Thank you for visiting this special webpage that was officially launched on:

Wednesday, August 16, 2017

What you're reading in the first part is how things stood at the time of the launch.

However, this is an ongoing story, and you'll be finding information on down the page re: how to keep current with not only Lisa's story but, also, the stories of countless others who have their own dreams and struggles.

I hope that you'll visit this webpage often and will, also, share it with others you know.

Lisa's story begins here...

Lisa is, at times, a woman who allows herself to dream big.

Someday, she believes, she's going to be working at a job that pays three times what she's receiving now -- and with great health benefits and other perks on top of that.

This isn't some kind of wild dream like a fantasy that some long-lost rich cousin is going to appear at her door and set her up to receive a million dollars per year as well as the deeds to at least one castle on every continent.

This is reality, as she has already been offered the job -- an authentic job with a company that is a solid part of our community. It belongs to her once she is able to take some exams that will qualify her for it.

Unfortunately, the total of these tests comes to $650 at a time when she barely has enough to put gas in her vehicle and food in her stomach.

Lisa also has dreams of buying land in the country and resuming what she had started out doing not long ago (raising horses) before a lot of things that definitely weren't her fault put a stop to that.

The land in question was part of a contract deal, just as she's currently in now, and she was able to keep up her part of the contract and even go the second mile.

However -- thanks to some troublemakers (a whole other story that I won't go into here, but I can vouch for its being true, as I was a witness to it) -- this dream got dashed. Even so, she would still like to pursue that dream again, once she's back on her feet.

At this point, I would like to ask you to scroll on down the page to learn more of the story.

Also, if you're not a member of WritingDotCom and would like to be, please use the hyperlink below to join, as it will make me the one who refers you (none of the other links on this page have been set up as referral links):

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To your right, you're going to find handy links to two ways to donate -- though, likely, you would like to get to know more about Lisa's situation and needs first.

To do this, keep scrolling down...

Here is how

to donate to Lisa

through PayPal

right from this page: