Help Brian Rebuild

A chance to heal. A path back to independence.

Brian is rebuilding after a life-changing medical crisis. Your support can help him move forward with care, mobility, and stability.

Portrait of Brian Gault from his campaign

A vehicle for his
walker and wheelchair

Medical care and
physical therapy

Essential
living costs

Brian's Story

One fall changed everything.

In 2022, Brian broke his leg. What began as an injury became years of surgeries, serious infections, and a long hospital and rehabilitation stay.

After the amputation of his lower left leg in November 2023, Brian began learning to walk with a prosthetic. He still relies on a walker and wheelchair while working to regain independence.

2022The accident

A broken leg began a life-changing medical journey.

2023Surgery and recovery

Brian faced amputation and a long road back.

TodayRebuilding

Every contribution helps make independence possible.

Brian's campaign poster listing transportation, medical expenses, and living costs

What Help Changes

Getting to care. Keeping life moving.

Brian needs a reliable used vehicle that can carry his walker and wheelchair. Without transportation, getting to doctor appointments, therapy, groceries, and medication is far more difficult.

Your support also helps cover medical bills, prescriptions, physical therapy, and essential living expenses while he recovers and searches for new stability.

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Before You Give

Frequently asked questions

Where do donations go?+

Donations go through Brian's GoFundMe campaign and are intended to help with a vehicle, medical care and therapy, and essential living costs during recovery.

Can I share instead of donating?+

Yes. Sharing Brian's GoFundMe campaign with people who may be able to help can make a meaningful difference.

Is the donation page secure?+

Donations are completed on GoFundMe, where the campaign is marked as donation protected.

A Small Act Can Help

If you can give, thank you. If you can share, that helps too.

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