For the person who says "I've got this"
For the one who steps up
When someone you love gets the news, the first thing everyone asks is 'What can I do?' An Angel is the one who answers it for everybody else.
Words help more than people think. There's often a practical need too, like gas to get to treatment or a co-pay that lands at the wrong time, and nobody wants to be the one to ask.
So the Angel builds the page. One page, for one person, where everyone who loves them can leave a message, a photo, or if they want, money. The person going through it doesn't have to organize any of it.
Who's on the page
Three kinds of people on every campaign
Angels
The one who builds the page
Survivors
The person it's for
Supporters
Everyone who got the link
Getting Started
How it works
1
Build the page
Sign up as an Angel and build a campaign for your person. It stays sealed until the survivor opens it and decides what happens to it.Here's how that works.
2
Send the link
Text it, email it, drop it in the family thread. Nobody can find the page without it. Everyone who opens it can read what's there and add to it.
3
Everyone writes something
A memory, a photo, a bad joke, a plain “I'm here.” You post updates so nobody has to ask how it's going, and over time the photos and words can become a short film the survivor keeps.
4
Give, if it would help
Words come first. If money would help, supporters can give by card through Stripe. We take no percentage, and the gift goes to the survivor or the person they choose. Giving is optional. We're not a charity, and gifts are generally not tax-deductible.Fees and payouts are here.
Somewhere to put all of it
For the Angel, and for everyone who shows up when asked.
Whether you're the one who says 'I've got this' or one of the many who show up, this is the place to put it.
Nobody should go through this alone. Nobody has to.