The family of the Young Adults relocated to Texas to strive for a better living that their parents were not afforded. Young Adults never knew what their parents endured to ensure they had better opportunities and education than life presented. Young Adults were not privy to their parents’ sacrifices as their parents fought hard to protect them. After the stress and toll of the Young Adults’ needs became more time consuming and expensive, Young Adults parents divorced. The separation caused the Young Adults a tremendous loss and they were even more dependent and saddened than originally intended. Young Adults realized the importance and value their parents were providing for them only after tragedy struck through homelessness. After watching  Mom struggle to start over without the comfort of their father, they were helpless and heartbroken without the strength and support they clinged to. Mom suffered multiple fatal health attacks that are now being treated, but prevents her from being her normal loving self. The elder of the children realized it was time to become Young Adults. Young Adults are now preparing to maintain the family structure and financial demands while Mom is finding doctors to treat her physical ailments. They only had one family vehicle for everyday use that Mom often used for transportation gigs until her physical limitations. The family vehicle, although stable, is not reliable for Young Adults current travels; shared school schedules, job commitments, healthcare trips, shopping requirements, travel needs and community outreach. Young Adults risk their safety and find it hard to upkeep maintenance for the older vehicle. Costs are more expensive than the car itself and Young Adults often have to split fare for ride share expenses making it much harder to save. Young Adults plan to return that love and support in the time it is best needed for both parents survival and prayers to be answered. Young Adults are trying to bring back the warmth and joy to their parents to show gratitude, honor, and selflessness. Please help Young Adults reach their goal to contribute to their parents wellbeing and support. Young Adults will split fundraising towards better transportation, family debts, educational expenses, healthcare expenses, and savings for mother. Young Adults are currently ages 17-21, with one younger sibling and two family pets praying for full recovery of Mom and a continued stable foundation. All contributions are gratefully accepted and appreciated!