Cancer treatment $500,000

Hello, I'm writing this on behalf of one of the most warmhearted, generous, and talented people in my life: Luiza Dell. Brest cancer has derailed her career as a President of Lotus Victory Foundation in New York City where, for nearly eleven years, she's dedicated herself to helping to people all over the world with Humanitarian Donation provided by Lotus Victory Foundation. As a woman with a global conscience, Luiza has also used her time, expertise, and modest financial resources to assist disadvantaged families in Russia, Ukraine, Armenia and many more, so they would have basic amenities such as electricity, clean water, and educational opportunities, changing the lives of many. Now, in her middle 60s, Luiza finds herself facing a serious health challenge and in dire financial need while she struggles to survive in one of the most expensive cities in the world -- a place where she must continue to live if she is to continue her humanitarian work. It is ironic that she interprets for people fighting to receive unemployment benefits, but she cannot get unemployment for herself since she is a freelance worker.

I have known Luiza for 12 years and can tell you that she's a fighter -- ambitious, determined, intelligent, and passionate. She's spent her life championing the underprivileged and disadvantaged. She has a gentle and forgiving soul, a brilliant mind, and an all-encompassing sense of justice. But cancer is unfair, and, even with insurance, the expense of her operations and follow up radiation has been so enormous that she's had to postpone additional treatments. Fatigue and other side-effects have sapped her strength which makes it almost impossible for her to work until she's well. Yes, cancer is unfair.

Please join me with a contribution of any size to help this wonderful and giving woman get back on her feet once again. The world is a better place with my dear friend, Luiza. Her positive energy has been there for all, and now she asks for the goodness of the world to shine a healing light on her darkest moment.

Thank you, Steve Dell