Leonard “Leroy Truth” Filipowski’s arrest on Friday brought the most significant change to the market in months as his GoFundMe take for the past three days has roared past all expectations and proven that SeanPaul “Long Island Audit” Reyes is the most powerful auditor in the field today.
Others have claimed that title and others may have had a case. A prime example came with Jose “Chille” DeCastro, who raised nearly $50,000.00 in a short time in 2024 around his conviction and jailing for minor misdemeanor offenses in Las Vegas, Nevada.
DeCastro claimed the title then in an unmitigated show of his then fundraising prowess. At the time, no one could touch his power. His fans were ultra supportive and all of his needs were taken care of without a word. They were loyal and dedicated and… didn’t stick around during the four months he was incarcerated in Nevada.
Since 2024, DeCastro has struggled to raise $500.00 per GoFundMe campaigns, with two of his three related campaigns under that mark right now with a third sitting at a little under $2,000.00 with no new donations in months.
DeCastro’s run as the king of fundraising is over, while SeanPaul Reyes has dominated 2025.
We previously were going to start this article by bemoaning the fact that between the government shutdown and hard economic times, only three campaigns received donations for the month and the combined totals of the three campaigns came to $195.00.
Since Friday, the market has seemingly rebounded as Reyes’ two main campaigns are suddenly flush in new money and, of course, the new entry by associate Leonard “Leroy Truth” Filipowski has soared into second place for the year based on the backing of Reyes.
Friday, November 14, saw Reyes’ Help Me Fight These Unlawful Charges & Injustice Fund take in $10.00 to win the day.
Saturday, November 15, was filled with goose eggs across the board, with no donations of note to any of the campaigns we follow.
This changed on Sunday, November 16, when Filipowski’s GoFundMe was established and immediately took in $5,644.00 to win the day.
Filipowski’s impressive take continues on Monday, November 17, with another $2,367.00 taken in by his Stand with Leroy Truth Against Injustice campaign. Reyes got in on the action with $200.00 brought in by his Support The Fight Against Tyranny & Corruption campaign and another $51.00 taken in by his Help Me Fight These Unlawful Charges & Injustice fund.
For the month, Filipowski is now in first place with his fund taking in $8,011.00 in just two days of activity out of a $12,000.00 goal.
Reyes’ Support The Fight Against Tyranny & Corruption campaign is now in second place with a $250.00 take for the month.
His Help Me Fight These Unlawful Charges & Injustice fund is now in third place for the month, with a $161.00 take.
Liberty Troll’s Support the Fight for Our Constitutional Rights fund is in fourth place with a $31.00 take.
No other campaigns, including our own On-Going Expenses fund, have had donations for the month.
For the year, the top five has been significantly reshaped by Filipowski’s entry into the market.
Reyes’ Help Me Fight These Unlawful Charges & Injustice fund remains in first place with $55,220.00 taken in out of a $55,000.00 goal.
Filipowski’s fund slides into second place with $8,011.00 taken in out of a $12,000.00 goal.
Clash with Bao’s discontinued Help Bao Secure Legal Representation fund comes in at $6,790.00 out of a $6,500.00 goal.
Our own On-Going Expenses fund has taken in $6,755.00 for the year, with $12,900.00 in lifetime donations out of a $20,000.00 goal.
Reyes’ Support The Fight Against Tyranny & Corruption campaign is now at $6,606.00, standing at an overall mark of $58,889.00 out of a $65,000.00 goal.
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