Kern County Sheriff’s Deputy Jasmine Francisco is currently battling cancer while also facing unexpected financial hardship after discovering black mold in the home she had just purchased for her daughters.
- Kern County Deputy Jasmine Francisco is battling cancer while also facing significant home repair costs due to black mold in her recently purchased home.
- A breakfast fundraiser was held Saturday morning at the KLEA Banquet Hall to raise money for Francisco’s medical bills and home restoration expenses.
- The fundraiser successfully raised $25,000 to cover the remaining costs, exceeding its original $10,000 goal.
Community members in Bakersfield came together Saturday morning to support Kern County Sheriff’s Deputy Jasmine Francisco, who is battling cancer and facing unexpected home repair costs due to a black mold infestation.
The breakfast fundraiser, held at the KLEA Banquet Hall, aimed to raise money for Francisco’s medical bills and home restoration expenses.
“The entire community is coming together to support her financially, to show her love, and to let her know we’re behind her,” said Michelle Avila, executive director of the Kern County Cancer Foundation…