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An Energy Bill Payment for Carlos who is a chef in the making
Posted Jan 19, 2023
Carlos was recently laid off from his job in a candy shop but quickly found an internship to participate in that provides him with a small stipend and will assist him with finding employment in the culinary field upon completion of the internship. Carlos has already received his food handlers license and will soon be finishing up the program. Unfortunately, due to his lack of income, he has not been able to keep up with all of his bills. Carlos has arrears with ConEd and fears that his electricity will be shut off if he does not pay something towards the balance soon. He would be beyond grateful to receive assistance with ensuring his lights stay on.
Carlos is 24 years old and lives in NY
Carlos is an incredible young man who recently aged out of foster care. Up until then, he had been living in a residential treatment setting, where "residents have significant trauma histories, resulting in behavioral, emotional, and functional issues that make it impossible to live in a more typical family setting." Carlos loves baking, spending time with his senior Chihuahua/Doberman mix, playing video games and watching comedy specials. He has been diligently searching for work in his field and moved into his very first apartment which he has really made his own by adding his unique style and sense of humor to the space.
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City Living NY requests this wish for Carlos.
One Simple Wish posts the wish to the website.
Awesome Human grants the wish for Carlos! Thanks Awesome Human.
"Best of luck with your culinary career Carlos! I’m sure you will do wonderful things!"
One Simple Wish sends the gift to the City Living NY for Carlos.
Carlos receives the gift from City Living NY!
"Thank you so much for your kind words and generosity. Carlos was able to pay off his ConEd bill and can now focus on finishing up his internship rather than worrying about keeping his lights on. He is incredibly grateful!"