Help HOPE Live for Tim Ruppe
Tim Ruppe is an active servant in his community and his home church of Cherokee Creek Baptist. His journey with his first liver transplant in 2014 provided space for his relationship with the Lord to grow to outstanding lengths. Over the years, complications from his first transplant has caused significant damage to his new liver. After meeting with the transplant team at MUSC this January, he has now been informed that he will require a second liver transplant in as little as a few weeks to months. The monetary requirement for this type of procedure is significant. The expenses not only for the surgical procedure itself, but also travel, strict lodging requirements, and the inability for both Tim and Tammy to work during the recovery process will place a heavy burden on them. We have seen the Lord work in his life throughout his journey and we know the power of prayer is the most impactful resource when facing these types of life events. We ask that you pray over Tim, Tammy, and his family and if you feel moved to donate you can do so by clicking the link below. All donations are tax refundable. A fundraising campaign in Tim’s honor has been established with HelpHOPELive, a nonprofit organization that has been assisting the transplant community for 30 years. All donations are tax-deductible, are held by HelpHOPELive in the South-Atlantic Liver Transplant Fund, and are administered for transplant-related expenses only. If you would like to contribute: For credit card contributions, select the DONATE NOW button or call 800.642.8399. Or: Make checks payable to: HelpHOPELive Note in memo section: In honor of Tim Ruppe Please send to: HelpHOPELive 2 Radnor Corporate Center 100 Matsonford Road, Suite 100 Radnor, PA 19087 Thank you for your generosity, kind thoughts and prayers.
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January 14, 2025
Tim Ruppe is an active servant in his community and his home church of Cherokee Creek Baptist. His journey with his first liver transplant in 2014 provided space for his relationship with the Lord to grow to outstanding lengths. Over the years, complications from his first transplant has caused significant damage to his new liver. After meeting with the transplant team at MUSC this January, he has now been informed that he will require a second liver transplant in as little as a few weeks to months. The monetary requirement for this type of procedure is significant. The expenses not only for the surgical procedure itself, but also travel, strict lodging requirements, and the inability for both Tim and Tammy to work during the recovery process will place a heavy burden on them. We have seen the Lord work in his life throughout his journey and we know the power of prayer is the most impactful resource when facing these types of life events. We ask that you pray over Tim, Tammy, and his family and if you feel moved to donate you can do so by clicking the link below. All donations are tax refundable.-Cayci Ruppe
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January 16, 2025
Prayers for you and your family. We serve a awesome God and he will be with you every step. Love ,prayers and hugs for both of you.
Myra Griffith
November 5, 2013
Good Tuesday to you Tim, I am a friend of Glen Hall in Pawleys Island, SC and I live in West Tennessee. I had a miracle from God with my 10 year old quadruple heart bypasses that was giving me trouble a month ago. God performed a miracle and dumbfounded the heart doctors. So I know personally God is in the miracle business and I am asking God to do the same for you and dumbfound your doctors. Power of Prayer, Tim. Keep the Faith. Clayton in West Tennessee
Clayton in West Tennessee
November 5, 2013
Hi Tim. My name is Billy Fuller...like you I am a believer and know that God is with you and family during this very difficult time. My good friend Glen Hall placed you on our prayer list today. We pray that you and family will receive His blessings of peace and comfort, and that a new liver will be offered soon for you. God Bless
Billy Fuller
