The fire trucks are leaving the area, but I didn't see any ambulance, were are the owners?  Did anyone live there?

A mother Janice (jan-EESE)  and her 2 yr old son lived in the home.  They were at the grocery store when the fire happened.  As you all know, the home is destroyed, and she has nothing.

I am accepting any items people have to donate.  I have her phone number and have already given her some stuff.   Here is a list I have put together; I also sent it around to  the women at church and have started to receive donations.  At this time, if you have furniture you are interested in donating let me know, but I am not 'housing' it.  Once she has a place to stay arrangements can be made.

List:

Kitchen:

Misc:

I don't know the family's situation as of now, but besides the help our community can offer, the American Red Cross also provides disaster service assistance to victims of fire.  Services include food, clothing, emotional support, and replacement of medical health related items. 

their hotline number is 1-800-842-7349

Charann, it is in the neighborhood behind(next to) the school. I am still collecting.

Also, I've been wondering if people would be interested in donating money for things like furniture, washer and dryer, etc.   I don't think I can set an account up for her - I don't even know her last name for certain, and she is out of town right now, but someone else has handed me a check (actually written to me - eek)  If people decide I am honest enough, I am willing to handle donations.  If not (which I completely understand) then maybe there is another way we can determine to have donations for things like this.

Really, she should have at LEAST a couple of bean bags (couch would be better), a fridge (if the house doesn't come with one), a washer and dryer, and a table with chairs. 

love@hm, we have a table and chairs we can donate. It's an Ashley set with a table and six chairs. It's solid wood and is in decent condition. The table looks great, but our puppy got to all six of the chairs. LOL. They are not unsafe, it's just cosmetic. I'm sure a little sanding and some stain would make them look good. The set is less than 2 years old, we just have no room for it anymore since we want to bring our other set in from the garage.

Here's a link to the set: http://ashleyfurniture.com/Showroom/LargeProductImage.aspx?PageId=Showroom&SetDomTab=2&ItemNo=D228-25

PM me if you are interested. We can hold onto it until they find a new home if needed.

We also have a wood TV stand from IKEA she can have. It has been sitting in the garage for a couple of months, but is in great condition. We don't have a TV to donate, but this stand can hold up to a 32" TV.

Also, we would like to help with a washer and dryer set and fridge if the house she finds does not include those. Once she finds a new home please let us know if she needs those items and we will make arrangements to help.

Brandon & Pati Stone

Cool! She is coming on Sat to pick stuff up.  I'm assuming you have figured me out, and know where to find me.  On Sunday's there has been lots of singing, but now we are back at the church!