GoFundMe Market Report November 18, 2024

SeanPaul “Long Island Audit” Reyes dominated Sunday with a staggering take after his new video saw fans chip in to more than cover the $70.00 parking ticket he got during a protest using his video billboard truck in New York.

Reyes’ Support the Fight Against Tyranny & Corruption generic fund skyrocketed to the top of both the daily and the monthly GoFundMe charts on Sunday with a $220.00 take based on his video where he got a parking ticket while protesting outside of Nassau County District Attorney Anne Donnel’s house.

The YouTuber has implicated Donnel in wrongdoing by Nassau County police commissioner Patrick Ryder, though would not give specifics on her transgressions other than she was friends with Ryder.

He received a $70.00 parking ticket for parking in the wrong direction during the protest, which his fans covered three times over in new donations.

Liberty Troll came in second place for the day with a $5.00 donation. No other funds were active on Sunday.

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