GoFundMe

On August 14, Alicia Lofton lost her life after being shot multiple times by her husband, Marcus Lofton. Her little children that she leaves behind need the support of the Grand Rapids community.

Imagine being 14 years old, 6 foot, 10 inches tall, and having size 22 shoes. Not only are clothes tough to find, but locating a size 22 shoe is nearly impossible.

A GoFundMe for the officer who shot Patrick Lyoya popped up just hours after the GRPD announced his idenity.

You may have already heard the tragic story of Natisha Moffett, she and her five children were killed in an accident in Arizona, but you may not realize that Natisha was a Grand Rapids native.

When a young boy proves that there is so much good in the world.

Bar owners said they didn't qualify for loans because they are considered "too small" of a business.

Barton Deiters was diagnosed and hospitalized with West Nile Virus back in September. As he's still there, a GoFundMe was set up to help his family keep up with expenses.

Another amazing example of the power of social media.

A Detroit Lions fan from Portage is tired of a lifetime of disappointment. So, he started this $1 Billion GoFundMe.

Between this donation and the GoFundMe page, the upcoming football season will start on time in Cedar Springs.

The GoFundMe page was created on April 21. As of this morning, the fund has received $2,500 from 65 people.

Today, the Kopf family released a statement which says that 14-year-old Kalamazoo shooting victim Abigail Kopf remains in critical condition, but she is continuing to show signs of improvement. The family has also approved a GoFundMe page.