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Standing in the Gap

At Revived & Restored – Building Community, Inc., we believe community is more than showing up when life is easy. It’s about showing up for one another when life gets hard.

Right now, we have the opportunity to surround Scott Lee with that kind of community.

After receiving a devastating cancer diagnosis, Scott made the difficult decision to leave Texas and return to Indiana so he could be close to his children and grandchildren during treatment. For years, Scott has been someone who quietly shows up for others—offering encouragement, lending a helping hand, and making a difference wherever he can. Now, he needs that same community to show up for him.

Aggressive cancer treatment brings more than physical and emotional challenges. Medical bills, prescriptions, transportation, and everyday expenses can quickly become overwhelming. Our hope is to help carry some of that weight so Scott and his family can focus on what matters most: treatment, healing, and time together.

Community in Action

Every prayer, every gift, and every act of kindness matters. Together, we can remind Scott that he doesn't have to walk through this alone.

Your gift can help:

• $50 — Fuel and transportation to medical appointments and treatments
• $100 — Nutritious meals to support strength and recovery
• $250 — Prescriptions, medications, and essential medical supplies
• $500 — Rent, utilities, and essential household expenses
• $750 — Physician visits, specialists, lab work, and ongoing care
• Any amount — Every gift helps lighten the load and bring hope

As a verified 501(c)(3) nonprofit, Revived & Restored – Building Community, Inc. is honored to lead this medical relief campaign on Scott’s behalf. 100% of tax-deductible donations received through this campaign are restricted exclusively for Scott’s benefit and will help with medical treatment, prescriptions, transportation, and essential living expenses.

This is what community looks like: showing up, carrying one another, and reminding someone that they are loved and not alone.

This is what community looks like: showing up, carrying one another, and reminding someone that they are loved and not alone.

Together, we can stand in the gap for Scott and his family.