Mohamed Bzeek was featured in the Los Angeles Times and a reader was compelled to start a GoFundMe for him.
Over $80,000 Raised on GoFundMe for Foster Father of Terminally Ill Children Mohamed Bzeek Featured in LA Times -- Reader Starts GoFundMe
Redwood City, CA | February 9, 2016 -- Mohamed Bzeek from Azusa, California was featured in the Los Angeles Times for his decades of work as a foster parent who takes care of terminally ill children. When Margaret Cotts from Oakland, California read his story, she was compelled to start a GoFundMe for him. In less than 24 hours, the campaign has raised over $80,000 from more than 1,700 donors from all 50 states.
Click here to support Mohamed Bzeek - Foster Father by Margaret Cotts
Adam Bzeek, Mr. Bzeek's son, will be withdrawing the funds on behalf of the campaign.
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