Savanah

At just two and a half, Savanah has already rewritten every story that tried to write her off. Diagnosed with autism, the world expected delays but Savanah had her own plan. Her words are few, but her spirit? Loud, sassy, and full of life. She calls her sister’s name like it’s a song, runs through water like it’s freedom, and lights up a room without saying a word. She’s overcome more than most toddlers should, and still hits her milestones like a warrior

Water is Savannahs obsession Everyone calls her Bam Bam because if it makes noise, she’s banging on it with a smile. She loves puzzles, the aquarium, running wild in the park like it’s her full-time job. From 5:30 to 7, she does have a job she clocks in with Mom, charming everyone at work. She gives hugs like sunshine, kisses like candy, and loves every little thing with her whole heart. Bam Bam doesn’t follow the rules she makes her own joy, one splash at a time.

$25,000 would be life changing for our family. It would help cover medical expenses and open the door to a specialized school that truly understands and supports children with autism. My daughter is nonverbal, and caring for her full-time makes holding a steady job incredibly difficult but I stay committed to being present in every therapy session, every milestone, every challenge. As a single parent, I carry all the financial weight alone. This support would ease that burden