A random donation to Craig Henry’s To Support Craig’s Work” fund was enough to take the day for Wednesday as the jailed YouTuber and social activist brought in $10.00 in funding from one of his supporters.

As previously predicted, SeanPaul “Long Island Audits” Reyes sparked a brief jump in his GoFundMe campaigns as his Support the Fight Against Tyranny & Corruption campaign (his default fundraiser) brought in $10.00 following his over dramatic live stream Tuesday night.

In a stunning new outrage from SeanPaul “Long Island Audit” Reyes, he went live again Tuesday night to explain that the Nassau County Traffic Parking Agency was conspiring against him to file false reports to see him prosecuted and thrown in jail.

Jose “Chille” DeCastro’s return to live streaming on Monday failed to pop the market for the funds he’s associated with, as the entire market put up goose eggs for Monday with DeCastro failing to more than half-heartedly promote the GoFundMe campaigns of any of his associates.

Our recent article on the pending implementation of a lower tax threshold on cash applications such as PayPal and CashApp has brought about a realization that turning to GoFundMe may be a way for auditors (and others) to avoid paying taxes on contributions from their followers.

The week in review for December 1, 2024. Featuring Jose “Chille” DeCastro getting his channel back, lots of Craig Hendry funding stories, and the return of Floyd Wallace!

The market was all goose eggs again, with no recorded donations for Saturday. However, late in the month downturns was not reflective of the month as both Craig Hendry and SeanPaul “Long Island Audits” dominated the top ten for November.

Black Friday saw no charitable activity at all in the campaigns we follow as they all went blank for the shopping holiday with no new contributions and larger issues pending as a tax change for 2024 may come into play for unsuspecting auditors and YouTube personalities.

YouTuber and self-proclaimed “political prisoner” Craig Hendry’s woes continued over the Thanksgiving break as he dealt with ramifications of Jose “Chille” DeCastro bungling his GoFundMe campaigns Tuesday night.