GiveSendGo Campaign for Lone Lindsay Clancy Juror Surpasses $100,000

A GiveSendGo fundraising campaign launched to support the lone juror who disagreed with the other 11 jurors in the Lindsay Clancy trial has quickly surpassed its original $100,000 goal.

Clancy’s trial ended in a mistrial after the 12-member jury failed to reach a unanimous verdict. Eleven jurors reportedly leaned in one direction, while a single juror remained unwilling to agree, ultimately leaving the jury deadlocked.

Following the mistrial, a GiveSendGo campaign was created to support the juror who stood apart from the other members of the panel. The fundraiser was intended to help with expenses reportedly including security costs, legal fees and lost income.

By the evening of September 14, 2026, the campaign had reportedly collected approximately $84,750, putting it just short of its $85,000 milestone and approaching its original $100,000 goal.

The fundraising total then climbed rapidly.

A subsequent update indicated that the campaign had surpassed $100,000, while another report placed the amount at approximately $117,209.

The rapid increase reflects the attention surrounding the juror and the unresolved outcome of Clancy’s case. Because the trial ended in a mistrial rather than an acquittal, the case itself remains unresolved, and prosecutors have yet to determine whether they will pursue another trial.

The fundraising campaign, meanwhile, has become a separate focal point following the highly publicized courtroom proceedings.

The juror’s decision not to join the other 11 members of the panel ultimately prevented a unanimous verdict and brought the trial to an end without a final determination of guilt or innocence.

Source: NY Post