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First Responders

Standing with Officer Arjona: Remembering Ryan

First Responders
Death
United States
New York
Created January 29th, 2026
Raised$22,867
Donations235
Shares62
Days running286

Their story

We are raising funds in loving memory of Ryan, the beloved son of Police Officer Edward Arjona of the NYPD’s 47th Precinct. Ryan bravely fought Neuroblastoma with extraordinary strength, courage, and grace. After a long and courageous battle, Ryan passed away at just 16 years old.

This fundraiser is intended to support the Arjona family during this unimaginable loss and to help ease the financial burdens that accompany such a devastating journey. Any contribution—no matter the size—is deeply appreciated and will help honor Ryan’s life, strength, and legacy.

Please keep the Arjona family in your thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.
Thank you for your kindness, generosity, and support.

God Bless you and all our family in Blue.

Campaign Organizer
Damelis Arjona Verified User
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Edward and Damelis Arjona Verified User

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Cynthia Rahill
Cynthia Rahill donated $100
7 months ago
Joe B.
Joe B. donated $100
8 months ago
Christine Melhorn
Christine Melhorn donated $100

My Deepest Condolences for the loss of your precious son.

8 months ago
Abdiel R Anderson
Abdiel R Anderson donated $50
9 months ago
Anonymous
Anonymous donated $40
9 months ago
Sam wong
Sam wong donated $50
9 months ago
Anonymous
Anonymous donated $50
9 months ago
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Anonymous donated $50
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9 months ago
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