My neighor Sabrina is a first time mom, new to the state and without a car. That’s important to know because she’s been surviving on rydeshare options to get to the grocery store, pediatric appointments, emergencies etc. I offer my truck anytime I’m not working but it’s not enough peace of mind in the event of an emergency. This sweet girl started working from home and had to Uber with a fussy baby to go pick equipment to do this job at home. Uber driver wasn’t happy about experience and she finally texted me to ask if I could come out and help her either with boxed equipment or baby. She obviously couldn’t do both and Uber driver wasn’t happ, irritated and rushing her. 
The work from home job went well for about 2 weeks. Sadly yet understandably customers began complaining about baby noise, pauses and basic natural baby needs unintentionally giving feedback through the headset during working hours. So, they let her go. Now? She’s on to the next work from home opportunity and their have been several disappointing declines. 

She just needs a break. She can’t keep paying uber without an income and without a car she can’t find care for her child. Please help me help her. 
I found a car 2002 Chevy Impala for sale from one of my coworders. I’ve known him 15 years and have personally bought 2 used vehicles from him in those years. He would sell this car to any else for $3200-$4000 with new paint job. I haven’t told Sabrina yet and I don’t care about a paint job. He would sell her this car for $2000.00 on my behalf and appreciating and empathizing her situation (his family of 7 kids hasn’t forgotten the struggle of baby safety)

The amount I asked fund for is to make sure she has just enough funds for tax, title and insurance and emissions. 

The car would be safe for her and her baby and he has offered a lifetime warranty on all parts. 
Anything will help. She’s a good mom, a new mom. A vehicle for the safety of her needs and ability to work is a lot to ask but I honestly feel it will provide her not only independence but confidence in finding sustainable work for her and her son.

thank you for any support