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Anything helps 💗🙏🏼

Hi everyone — this is hard for me to post, but I’m a single mom of 3 trying my best to stay afloat. I’ve been job searching for 9 months with no luck, while doing DoorDash, babysitting, and side gigs to get by.
I’m also trying to start a small coffee/ matcha pop-up business to create something stable for my family. I made a small wishlist of supplies to help me get started, and I’d be incredibly grateful for any support, advice, or even shares.
Not looking for pity- just trying to build a better future for my kids. Thank you for reading.

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u/No-Village7777 — 3 days ago
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In need of some groceries till I get a new VO gig / find a new 9-5 job.

I've been working in a 9-5 hospitality job and I do voice over work as a freelancer, but got laid off due to the events that started in March.
My voice over work has helped with the basics but my savings are running thin recently.
Would greatly appreciate if someone could help with some groceries for a few days till I find a new job and/or a new gig. TIA.
EDIT TO ADD AMAZON WISHLIST
https://www.amazon.eg/hz/wishlist/ls/J3GUKC77ZZFI?ref_=wl_share

(Amazon.eg seems to be a bit limited with groceries [No fresh produce, can't add frozen items to this list], but the items here should suffice.)

u/MoSND — 8 days ago
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Is there anyone here who can help me?

I live in Michigan and am currently looking for someone to help with house cleaning. While the amount of cleaning required is relatively light, my wife and I are extremely short on time, so we are in urgent need of a cleaner. Ideally, I would prefer someone based in Michigan, but that is not strictly necessary. If you are interested, please leave a comment indicating the state where you reside.

u/Substantial-Act4207 — 9 days ago
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I'll say it louder for the people in the back! 🗣️🗣️

If you are going to the grocery store to buy groceries, or household things like laundry detergent, dish soap, paper towels, or you buy health & beauty, hygeine products (hopefully you do lol) automotive stuff, stuff for pets then you need ibotta. Its a free app and they give you money back instantly for stuff you are going to buy anyway! My shopping trips in a week pay for my gas. I spent $110 at Walmart last week and instantly got $37 back before I even left the store, it's as simple as it sounds.

Download ibotta (it's free)
There is 3 questions to sign up
Make sure to use my referral code
Scan a receipt that's from the last 7 days (must do this to get the free $5)
They will instantly give you $5.

Then next time you go shopping, select your offers in the app, shop like normal, after check out, scan your receipt and your cash is there!! Best part is you cash out to paypal, no gift cards, no surveys, just instant cash back!! I've made almost $400 in 3 months. I've attached a picture for proof along with the referral code you need to put in when signing up!

After you download the app and register be sure to refer your friends and get $10 for each person who signs up with your code! Its 2026 everything is expensive so take advantage of this 🫶🏼🙏🏼

u/Confusedaseverstill — 9 days ago
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Ibotta is the easiest cash you will ever make! No gift cards, no surveys!!

The app is ibotta! It's free, takes a minute to sign up, scan a receipt from the last 7 days and they give you $5. Then all you have to do is scan receipts after doing your regular shopping for groceries, health & beauty, pet supplies, household stuff, automotive, etc. Watch the cash stack up instantly!
I have kids so all the stuff im already going to buy anyway I'm just getting cash back for it which definitely helps at the gas pump!! After a shopping trip I end up with $10-$40 in instant cash back that I cash out instantly to paypal. The economy is tough right now and I don't know anyone who doesn't need cash back for the stuff your already going to buy!! Go to the App Store and download ibotta, sign up using my referral code, and don't forget to scan your receipt to get the free $5. Then refer your friends and family to make even more!! Thank me later!!

u/Confusedaseverstill — 9 days ago
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I need a favour

I want my ex to think he fumbled bad... I know im gonna get loads of comments like.. 'he probably wont care' but he keeps viewing all my stories as soon as I post them!

Can I ask some girlie's and guys to do me a favour and comment on my recent post on insta!

It doesnt have to be like 'what an idiot', could just be some 🔥.

A girl is desperate, cuz he said he wants me to wait for him to 'become a better person', yk the chat.. but I just want him to have a friendly reminder that hes not the only guy out there for me...:p

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u/Sweaty_Inflation9428 — 11 days ago
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can someone please help

To be straight to the point I'm overwhelmed and stressed my girls have lice. I've treated them twice. someone at there school has to keep giving it to them. Ive reported it to the school so maybe they could take care of it. I've spent so much on it already I just don't have the money to buy another round of treatments. if anyone would be willing to help I put a couple different things on an Amazon list. https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/31AWOCSMCQ7EC?ref\_=wl\_share.

I don't need everything on the list but I do need at least 3 sets of treatments. I would be so gratful. or I have chime and paypal

u/Icy_Direction_4071 — 12 days ago
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NEEDING HELP WITH$25-$30 for gas! I have chime and can repay on may 3rd $10 extra bucks ..

Hello and ty for your time reading this! I would like to start out by saying I’m a single mother of 3 kids and 2 of them are disabled.. it’s very hard for me to maintain a 9-5 what people call a normal job so I’m at the liberty of take ing off jobs as they may come! My middle daughter made the big traveling cheer team for her senior year and I’m in need of help with gas to get her to all her competitions this week as well as my other two sons doc appts as they need iv meds 2 times a week at the specialist center 2 counties over from where we live. Ty very much for your time and have a great evening

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u/Loud_Expression8072 — 14 days ago
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I need help with money just lost my father

So I know this might just look shady, a 6 month old account, 0 posts, and probably like a bot account, but I honestly only use Reddit to doom scroll through different posts. I’m 24 and recently moved out on my own for mental health reasons, so I don’t really have the support system I used to have anymore, if that makes sense. My grandfather passed away last weekend and he was honestly my father figure. My actual father has been in jail since I was around 6 years old, so my grandfather was the one who raised me, guided me, and was there for pretty much every important part of my life. Losing him has completely shattered me. Before he passed, he was in the hospital for about a month. During that time I barely worked because I was either at the hospital helping comfort my grandmother or at their house trying to make sure everything there stayed together. After he passed, my grandmother needed help covering funeral expenses and I chipped in more than I realistically could afford because I couldn’t just leave her to handle that alone. I would’ve tried getting a personal loan, but I can’t even qualify for one. After my mom passed away, I found out she had opened multiple credit cards, bills, and even a car loan in my name and never paid any of them. I didn’t even know any of this existed until I tried getting my own apartment and saw how destroyed my credit was. Right now I just feel stuck, like I’m grieving, financially drowning, and trying to hold everything together completely alone. I’m trying my best to stay afloat and keep pushing forward, but honestly I could really use any help, advice, or guidance people are willing to give. Thank you

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u/Suspicious-Law7287 — 14 days ago