Need $250 for Rent

[noreenlee]

Hello again. I managed to get by this season, but then my car had about $500 in repairs.  I took out a Payday loan, but then lost my job.  My employment claim only pays a little (like $14-50/week depending on my hours).  I secured another job through April, but it pays $2.25 less per hour.

After examining my calendar, I am very worried because at the rate I'm going I don't see how I can re-pay my payday loan on Feb 1.  That's never happened to me before.  Over the decades, I have always repaid payday loans on the due date automatically.

I just need $250 asap to keep my housing stable, with my longtime elderly cat.  I live in the cheapest place possible, and it is no picnic, but rents are very high here.

I am still sober (many years), still working for low wages.  I am trying to get more work hours.

If you can help, please donate to:

http://www.paypal.me/noreenlee

 In the past, I have helped others too.  Rescuing dogs.  Rescuing cats in a flood.  Volunteering for a county committee.  Feeding the homeless and poor.  Installing hardware into computers recycled for free for the public.  Filing papers at a homeless shelter for over a year.  Being a school crossing guard for the State Patrol program.  Helping an alcoholic get on his feet.  Helping a widow with basic needs, lawn maintenance and moving.  But now, I am one who needs help.

[noreenlee]

Well, without adequate help, I had no choice but to live with loud, scary domestic violence, but nothing physical.  It was very hard on my 20-year old cat at times, but we also had some good times.  The first DV person filed an eviction when I said she needed to calm down around my old kitty.  But a free attorney prevented the eviction from being on any noticeable record.  The next landlord helped bury kitty when her time came, but there had been DV there as well, although nothing physical.  I wish my old kitty's final year had been spent in better housing, but we did have lots of really good times and it could have been a lot worse.