Supporting Anthony Borges GoFundMe After Parkland Shooting

Anthony Borges, a 15-year-old student, was shot five times during the Parkland shooting, saving the lives of at least 20 students by barricading the door to his classroom.

On February 23, 2018, a GoFundMe campaign was launched to help support Anthony's recovery and medical expenses, which exceeded $700,000 in just a few days.

Borges's bravery and selflessness have inspired many, and the outpouring of support for his recovery has been remarkable, with donations pouring in from all over the world.

The GoFundMe campaign was created by a friend of Anthony's family, and it has been shared widely on social media, helping to raise awareness and funds for his medical expenses.

Anthony Borges' GoFundMe Campaign is a remarkable example of community support. A GoFundMe page was created to help Anthony and his family, and it has raised almost $900,000.

The page describes the extent of Anthony's injuries, which include being shot multiple times in both legs, with one bullet shattering his left upper thigh bone and another going through his back. This heroic young man has a long road of recovery ahead of him.

Anthony's bravery is truly inspiring, as he was able to save about 20 other students by attempting to close and lock the door to a classroom during the tragic shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.

Anthony Borges, a 15-year-old survivor of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School massacre, won't be returning to school this year due to safety concerns.

He was shot five times during the Valentine's Day mass shooting and had to use crutches to walk into the room for an interview.

Borges saved several students' lives by blocking a classroom door with his body.

He expressed his fear that another Nikolas Cruz could be lurking in the school, putting everyone at risk.

The PROMISE program, which allows students to enroll in the program rather than face legal action, has been criticized by Borges' father, Royer Borges.

Royer Borges believes there were "a lot of red flags" about Cruz and that district officials knew about it.

He questions the Broward Sheriff's Office's response on the day of the shooting, saying it took authorities almost an hour to get inside the building.

Anthony Borges' parents are grateful he survived but pray for change to protect other families.