This Little Mercy
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Erin of @thislittlemercy is a tender soul, a single mother of 4, and a nurturer by nature. She works as an RN on the east coast. You may know her for her beautiful photography, and moving words for her sweet kiddos on life and motherhood in Cape Cod.
Erin and her children currently are facing the prospect of being separated while seeking shelter, with eviction from their current location.
Please help us lift her up, and bless her and her children with a place to call home. Our goal is to help raise enough money for Erin to get a deposit and secure a long term home for her, and her babes.
Read more of Erin's story below.
From Erin's IG:
"My heart is heavy once again. Even though we’ve had a roof over our heads for the last year and a half we’ve been homeless. We were unwelcome from day one that was clear and the pressure to leave has become enormously heavy. My children cannot play without feeling badly about acting like children, we are not allowed to have visitors and most of our possessions have been in storage during this time. There are daily threats and evictions. We have no choice but to leave. I have exhausted all means of housing assistance because where we live there isn’t any. I only pray that I can stay with my children through this process of finding shelter. #singlemotherhood"
Thank you so much for your help!
-Norah
Erin and her children currently are facing the prospect of being separated while seeking shelter, with eviction from their current location.
Please help us lift her up, and bless her and her children with a place to call home. Our goal is to help raise enough money for Erin to get a deposit and secure a long term home for her, and her babes.
Read more of Erin's story below.
From Erin's IG:
"My heart is heavy once again. Even though we’ve had a roof over our heads for the last year and a half we’ve been homeless. We were unwelcome from day one that was clear and the pressure to leave has become enormously heavy. My children cannot play without feeling badly about acting like children, we are not allowed to have visitors and most of our possessions have been in storage during this time. There are daily threats and evictions. We have no choice but to leave. I have exhausted all means of housing assistance because where we live there isn’t any. I only pray that I can stay with my children through this process of finding shelter. #singlemotherhood"
Thank you so much for your help!
-Norah
Organizer
Erin Smith
Organizer
Barnstable, MA