90 Day Fiance: How Much Money Did Jenny & Sumit Raise In Their ALS Fundraiser?
90 Day Fiance stars Jenny Slatten and Sumit Singh started a fundraiser to help with her ALS battle, as they couldn’t afford the expenses. They did receive a lot of backlash because of it, but many fans stood with the couple to support them. Fans from around the world came together to help the couple during one of the most difficult chapters of their lives.
Many viewers ended up contributing whatever they could. Fans are now wondering how much Jenny and Sumit were able to collect in the last few months. What is this all about? What was her fundraiser goal? How much did they collect? Keep on reading to learn more about it.
90 Day Fiance: Sumit Is Contributing To Jenny’s ALS Finances
90 Day Fiance star Sarper Guven has decided to contribute to Jenny’s ALS journey. He is organizing stand-up comedy shows in America. The celeb revealed that the revenue from these shows would go to Jenny’s treatment. Guven further encouraged his audience to buy tickets or to at least gift them to someone else just to support Jenny.
Sarper explained that he would only take out the expenses from the show, and the rest would go to Jenny for her medical bills. Jenny and Sumit are full of gratitude for the way Sarper is stepping out of his comfort zone just to support her.
90 Day Fiance: Did Jenny & Sumit’s ALS Fundraiser Reach Its Goal? Total Amount Revealed
90 Day Fiance star Jenny Slatten has been diagnosed with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, and the medical expenses are a lot. Hence, one of her friends decided to set up a GoFundMe to collect funds for her. As per her fundraiser, the couple’s goal was to raise 171.7K USD. It seems that her fans are generously contributing, as Jenny has already raised $90,631.
2.4K donations have already been made, and Jenny’s fans are doing everything to help her. As per the fundraiser, Jenny “is still in the early stages.” But she has already begun experiencing symptoms such as changes in her voice, slurred speech, and difficulty swallowing. Jenny’s friend explained that the medication alone, over 1 year, will exceed $200,000.
Sumit and Jenny have already discussed how they will manage the finances. They are planning to have all the medication in India and aren’t planning to go to America. Moreover, they will be covering all the costs of the medicines, wheelchair, medical expenses, and nurses as well. Sumit and Jenny talked about how they wouldn’t be able to afford the expenses because ALS treatment is very expensive.
Jenny’s ALS is progressive, and with each passing day her symptoms are increasing. As per the current scenario, she is able to walk and is trying her best to do everything on her own. But she is well aware of how she would have to use a wheelchair in the near future. What do you think? Are you also praying for Jenny’s recovery?
