Johnfrederick Daniels is a big Bills fan and has painted “Allen Man” as a way to cope during his battle with breast cancer. He hopes to be able to gift this to Josh Allen one day so he’s spreading the word!
“I was inspired by watching him overcome all the obstacles that football brings and see how he conducts his self for his team. He never gives up. His selflessness inspires me to be the best version of me. He doesn’t point fingers he’s a true warrior and seems like all around good person. Seeing him day in and day out putting it all on the line for his team. My family is my team and I would die for them. But right now I need to LIVE FOR THEM.”
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While rare, men do get breast cancer, representing about 1% of all cases, with roughly 2,800 men diagnosed annually in the U.S.
“Johnfrederick Daniel’s is a man who exemplifies unyielding resilience and community service: he has transformed personal loss into powerful art and mural that can be seen throughout the city of Buffalo. We are urgently asking for support as he faces a dual crisis.
The Immediate Crisis
While gaining notoriety as an artist and navigating the challenges of raising five children, Johnfredrick recently received a diagnosis of bilateral breast cancer with lymph node involvement. This devastating finding requires immediate, all consuming treatment. making it impossible for him to work and cover basic financial needs throughout his recovery.
How You Can Help
Make a donation to ensure Johnfrederick can focus solely on his cancer treatment and recovery without losing his ability to pay for essentials.
Johnfrederick’s dedication to community service is clear in the “Unity Mural” he painted, honoring victims of the racist massacre at Tops Market in Buffalo. Now, it’s our turn to offer him the strength and help he’s always given others. Please donate and share this campaign to help us secure his health and honor his father’s memory.
Thank you for your generosity of spirit and financial support. Each donation, no matter the amount, will be a gift of hope.”
You can donate to help here: https://www.gofundme.com/f/
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