Hello.
My name is Lori Vaughan and myself and my son Sam are in a tight situation. We were forced to leave out long time house that we had been renting in Westport Mass due to a large increase in rent. We were lucky enough to move into a house in November of 2016 that was $1,200 a month and so we moved all of our stuff in and we were living happy only paying rent (utilities included...or so we thought). I was working and my son was going into his sophomore year in high school. I don't have a car because I am a single mother living without child support only able to work a part-time job, so I took a cab to work and back everyday costing $20.00 a day. This was working for us and we were able to get by with little money to save each week. When the end of May came around our land lady told us that we had to leave the house by July 1st so she could rent the house out weekly over the summer. We were shocked and we had to hustle to try and find a place to live. Luckily we were promised to be able to go back in September of 2017. On top of all of this the land lady gave us a bill for all of the utilities that we had used for the past seven months($2,700) and said we could pay it overtime. Instead of sending us monthly bills. My son went to live with his grandmother in Rhode Island while I rented a room for $125 a week in Westport so I could keep my job. When I spoke to our landlady two weeks ago she had told me that before I could move in I needed another deposit, first months rent and half of the utility bill paid off. ($3,700 or so). I don't even have $1,000 to my name and so we cant move into the house where all of our clothes and furniture are. Also the house where I am renting the room is now filled with heroin addicts who have stolen my jewelry and purses. So I now have to move into my mother in law's one bedroom apartment with my son in Rhode Island, costing me my job and making my son have to transfer schools in his junior year. Please, I just need the $3,700 so I can get back into my home and save my son the stress of moving schools. Thank you. Lori Vaughan.

I am pleased to see, that there are people such as yourself that reach out to help others in need.  In our busy lives when things are going right, we take for granted what we have.  When one is faced with a devastating illness, loss of a family member or loss of a job to support our families, there is limited resources to help them through.  Bless you!

1 Corinthians 10:31 - Whether therefore ye eat, or drink, or whatsoever ye do, do all to the glory of God.