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She signed everything, “Sincerely, My beautiful girls & I.”
Kelly’s fundraiser was live for an entire month without raising a single dollar, but then CNN picked up Kelly’s story.
After CNN shared what was going to happen to Kelly and her girls, strangers from all over started donating to help Kelly and her daughters keep their home.
GoFundMe; pictured above is a screenshot of Kelly’s GoFundMe page
In an update on the page, Kelly mentioned that she was able to pay off the whole lease on her apartment.
She also is planning to buy furniture and a car so that she can get to work every day.
“I’m going to open an account for each girl of 5k so that it can build until they are 18,” Kelly also said.
“They will be receiving new clothes, shoes and a few toys. We’ll also create a family rainy day fund of 50k. Never would I ever want these girls to struggle and be judged like I did.”
Kelly’s GoFundMe page has now raised $232,750 as of right now. If you would like to donate to Kelly’s GoFundMe, you can do that here.
