$125 Free Money to Nellie for Groceries

Nellie from Tennessee contacted me recently. In these unprecedented times, many people are struggling with life's daily expenses. As Nellie explained, she wanted to purchase groceries last week but was currently out of a job and needed assistance.

Our family's weekly grocery budget is $125. We ourselves sometimes struggle to stay under $125. But even with the means to spend much more, we feel it's important to stay under budget whenever possible.

I will send $125 to help Nellie and her family and hope that it helps stretch things just a little further during a very difficult time.

If you currently have a job, feel very blessed. If you are out of work and struggling, know that this is temporary, others care about you and if you stay focused, you'll be able to bounce back stronger.

$20 to James to purchase insulin

I provided a small gift of $20 to "Brother Lake," who was raising funds on Twitter to cover his next insulin purchase. You may want to consider helping him as well, if you have the money to spare.

With the rising cost of medications, it's important that we remember to help those who may not always be able to afford necessities like this.

https://twitter.com/jamesplake721/status/1141159709631799298 

Sharing $250 with Juan From Arizona

I was recently contacted by a man from Arizona named Juan. His family has an unreliable automobile but they don't have the money to make payments on a brand new one.

I hope this small gift will help get Juan's family on the road to wherever they need to be going. It should cover a payment or two on a reliable, used car!

Many, many people email me each day. So how did I pick Juan for my response? He messaged me here on the web site, which is important. Although I have Facebook and Twitter accounts, I generally try to respond first to requests that come in via the contact form on givingawayfreemoney.com. I do read my messages on Facebook and Twitter, too. It's just a little easier to manage when they come through the web site.

Juan was also clear and realistic with his situation and his need. He didn't ask for a million dollars. He asked for help with his challenge and I tried to provide part of the help he'll need to get there.

I wish you all a safe and happy New Year. Keep in touch and I'll keep doing what I can for all of you.