Multiple outlets report that a fundraiser for Leah Stewart is being held as she returns to the ocean after a shark attack. The event is described as helping Leah and her family address the psychological impact of the experience, balancing the draw of the water with fear of sharks. Both sources say the fundraiser also includes a message from the shark attack victim’s family, presented as a significant and motivating part of the occasion. While details about the exact activities and location are not provided in the excerpts, the reports emphasize that community support and public participation are central to the effort. The coverage frames the day as both a personal step for Leah Stewart and a broader act of support through fundraising, aimed at easing anxiety and promoting recovery. The tone across sources is consistent: the focus is on healing, family involvement, and the role of community-backed fundraising in helping someone return to normal activities associated with the ocean.