A handheld vacuum for Kiley to keep her dorm room tidy
Kiley, 17 years old, NJ | 21 DAYS WAITING
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KFS&CKiley is an extraordinary young woman who is set to attend college on a scholarship to play flag football. She radiates warmth and kindness, actively participating in community service events, and finds immense joy in playing football. Her passion for helping others extends to wild animals, showcasing her heart of gold. Anyone who meets her can’t help but be drawn to her genuine spirit. Kiley's mother is wheelchair-bound after a leg amputation years ago, which has left her disabled and struggling with other health issues. This makes it difficult for her to spend the quality time she wishes she could with Kiley. Despite facing financial challenges, she is a remarkable parent, striving to provide for Kiley and her younger sibling. Tragically, Kiley's father abused both her and her mother in the past, and for safety reasons, he is no longer a part of their lives. On top of these challenges, Kiley faces her own hurdles with dyslexia, PTSD, and anxiety. She actively engages in therapy and participates in group sessions with a local agency, using these resources to support her mental well-being. Through it all, she channels her energy into football and other activities, finding purpose and joy that help combat feelings of isolation and depression. Kiley’s resilience and determination to thrive in the face of adversity are truly inspiring, exemplifying the power of hope and perseverance.
Kiley just started college, where she’s diving into her studies and playing flag football on a scholarship. As she begins this new journey, she really values the support from her friends and family. To help her get settled in, she’d love a handheld vacuum for her dorm room. Having a handheld vacuum would make it easier for Kiley to keep her space clean and organized, so she can focus on her schoolwork and practice without the hassle of mess. This thoughtful gift would not only help her maintain a tidy living area but also remind her that she has a strong support system cheering her on.