I am writing this post because a co-worker of mine lost her home over the weekend to a house fire. The house is a total loss. The family was able to get outside but they did lose one of their dogs to the fire.
I will come quickly to the point. There is a gofundme page set up for them.
https://www.gofundme.com/f/kennedy-family-fire-recovery?utm_medium=email&utm_source=product&utm_campaign=p_email_m_pd-5332-donation-receipt-adyen&utm_content=internal
I have already made my donation. I do not want anyone to feel obligated to have to make any monetary donation, but if you felt so generous, I am sure she would be thankful. Any amount would be fine, even if it were only in single digits. I have always thought that when tragedies like these strike that it is always better to have many people donate a little bit than a small number donate a large amount.
And if you don't feel like you can spare the money right now, I totally understand. Just to be perfectly transparent, they do have insurance and no, they are not a part of the Permies community. And fortunately they have hit their initial fundraising goal, but having gone through a much smaller fire myself, I know that I was thankful for any help I could get. At this point, they are just people in need and I am sure that they would be thankful for any help they can get.
Eric