Simply Quimby rebuild

Last Sunday morning Barb woke up to the horrible sight of her barns on fire. It held all of her birds including ducks, turkeys, chicken and geese. The flames were so high it started her second barns roof on fire. Luckily the fire dept. Got the flames out on the second barn before too much damage was done. But the Bird barn is gone, and many of the birds that were in it also passed. Barb and her two daughters Mataya and Avery raised the birds to sell their eggs to the local community. They also hatched many of the eggs in incubators to sell baby chicks, ducks and geese to the community. The second barn is also her business called Simply Quimby, where she sells home decor, jewlery and does custom forever flower arrangements. Unfortunately everything in her seconds barn is horribly smoke damaged and cannot be sold anymore.
Barb is a single mother with her two daughters on her farm that she has turned into a small family business. The girls are constantly helping feeding the animals and helping her sell her products as well as build them. It is a tragedy to see all of their hard work turn to ashes. Barb and her girls along with friends and family are ready to rebuild a home for her birds that survived along with getting new batches of birds and continue to provide fresh eggs to the community. We need help buying the materials to build new. She will need the roof fixed on her second barn to keep her products in the store dry and safe from water damage when it rains. Since her inventory of product is smoke damaged they are also going to have to start from scratch making more home decor and floral arrangements. Any donations will help this family rebuild Simply Quimby and will allow the community to have local fresh eggs of all variety. Any help is greatly appreciated by the Bolander family and friends who are eager to start rebuilding a home to house the birds that have survived.