one to fund me Campaign launched to support families Eric Dane After he died during his battle with ALS, friends and supporters mobilized to help his two teenage daughters.
The fundraiser, titled “In Memory of Eric Dane,” said he died after a “difficult battle with ALS” and is survived by his wife, Rebeccaand daughters Billie and Georgia, who were described as “the center of his world.” The event was organized by Friends of the Danish Family in Los Angeles.
As of press time, the fundraiser has raised $118,222 toward its $250,000 goal.
Support my daughter’s future
According to the campaign, the funds are intended to provide stability and long-term support for Dane’s daughters as they navigate life without their father.
“Eric’s illness progressed faster than anyone could have imagined, and his friends came together … to support his daughters and their future needs,” organizers wrote.
They added that donations of any size will help address current and future financial needs during particularly difficult times.
Promote ALS awareness
The fundraiser noted that after his diagnosis, Dane became an outspoken advocate for the ALS community. He uses his platform to raise awareness, support other sufferers, and promote a better understanding of the disease.
Even as his health deteriorated, he remained committed to helping others facing the same diagnosis, according to the page.
ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) is a progressive neurodegenerative disease that affects nerve cells that control voluntary muscles. There is currently no cure.
Community support continues to grow
Following Dane’s death, the campaign received an outpouring of support from friends, fans and the wider community. The organizer expressed his gratitude for the response and said the donations will help ensure his daughters’ stability for years to come.
“Any donation, no matter the amount, will help provide stability during this extremely difficult time,” the fundraiser said.
The GoFundMe remains active and supporters continue to contribute in his memory and to support his family.
