Sara R and winglion from TOP Need your help!

Submitted by Angela Marx on Mon, 05/02/2016 - 7:59pm

Please check out this story I just posted at TOP.

Sara R and winglion are getting reading for a Kickstarter, to put them on the path to a healthy financial future, but they aren't ready to do that until later this month.

Sara R is going under the knife again THIS FRIDAY, and I know it would help her immensely if she could do that with some peace of mind about their looming bills.

#HelpProgressivesWin special edition: The Community Quilt Project needs your HELP TODAY!

Every little bit will help.

Thanks for your care and attention.

Angela Marx
(I used to be Angie in WA State)

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Submitted by MsGrin on Mon, 05/02/2016 - 8:26pm

Blessings to you for this and to them

So sorry to hear they are struggling.

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'What we are left with is an agency mandated to ensure transparency and disclosure that is actually working to keep the public in the dark' - Ann M. Ravel, former FEC member

Submitted by katherine919 on Mon, 05/02/2016 - 8:30pm

link to kickstarter?

For those of us who prefer not to go over there, but still want to help, will you link to their Kickstarter when it is up? Thanks.

Submitted by Angela Marx on Mon, 05/02/2016 - 8:42pm

We are on schedule to post

We are on schedule to post the Kickstarter for PootiePads later this month.

Here's the link to the current donation drive, for those who prefer not to visit TOP.

I only posted this because I know they are terribly worried about finances, so close to being able to stand on their going forward.

When we do the launch, both I and Sara R and winglion will be posting non-stop everywhere online as often as possible, so that they will have a SUCCESSFUL Kickstart for the Quilting/PootiePads business.

Watch for those stories and links near the last week of May.

Thanks so much, angie

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Submitted by Damnit Janet on Mon, 05/02/2016 - 8:34pm

Portland is Pootie Pad Paradise!

They create such incredible works of art with their quilts I just can't fathom why artists and crafters aren't the elite in this country.

I'll write them some snail mail with a check. I'm so sorry they are hurting.

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"Love One Another" ~ George Harrison

Submitted by katherine919 on Tue, 05/03/2016 - 10:08am

I have artist friends in Denmark

Musicians, people who teach meditation, healthy living,etc. None of them live this close to the edge. They have health care, are able to teach classes, take off time to raise children, own homes...it is possible when priorities are to promote the general welfare(as our Constitution says) not just enrich defense contractor cronies.

I also do creative work(dye silk scarves, tie dye shirts, crochet, quilt) and I closed my little online shop last year. The best thing to help me would have been a $15 minimum wage, so the people who like to buy handcrafted had a little extra money after paying for basics. I donate to fundraiser auctions, so keep me in mind for that. For now, I just make a lot and give things away. I do not depend on it for survival(am fortunate,very fortunate). One of the most talented tie dyers I know lives in his van in North Carolina, unable to do his work. He does these beautiful mandalas that I have used in quilts.

Submitted by Damnit Janet on Tue, 05/03/2016 - 11:08am

Don't I know it

I have a friend who lives in Denmark as well.. He, too, was a grocery clerk and I had a comparison of our lives... I once mentioned I had to find someone to cover my shift because I was sick. He was shocked, for starters that's a manager's duty and secondly because I should have been resting instead of fretting.

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"Love One Another" ~ George Harrison

Submitted by Angela Marx on Mon, 05/02/2016 - 8:43pm

Thank You!

Every bit helps, thank you, Damnit Janet!

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www.Angie4Congress.com
#StrongerTogether for a better future for OUR posterity

Submitted by snoopydawg on Mon, 05/02/2016 - 8:56pm

I would like to help them out

But we just had the windstorm from hell this weekend. 70-90mph winds and my backyard is covered with trees limbs and twigs of all sizes. I have no way to haul them away or the physical ability to clean them up so I'm going to have to hire someone to help me out.
And of course I fall in the category where I don't have the extra money for emergencies.
People who are sentenced to community service could help, but they are unreliable.
Anyone have any other ideas?

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Submitted by Angela Marx on Mon, 05/02/2016 - 9:41pm