Miss Bonnie's New Home
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UPDATE: My good friend Lori is a structural engineer. She took a look at Miss Bonnie's house and it is her opinion that it is not salvageable.
At this time we have found a GREAT DEAL on a double wide for Miss Bonnie. She lives in Crandall and it is not allowed for her to put a trailer on her lot. She can, however, have a double wide. We found a double wide for sale and the sweet couple that own it have came down to $5,500 for her!
We will need help tearing down her old house, moving and setting up her new home, and of course we need the rest of the money to purchase the double wide.
Capital Waste has been gracious enough to donate the use of one of their dumpsters. This is really going to happen!!! We have to get Miss Bonnie out of her house and into a new life before the cold weather sets in!
Prayer warriors start praying!!! We need about $6,000 more to make this happen!!!!!!
Original Story: Miss Bonnie is the sweetest, most humble person I know. She has one major problem. She needs a new roof for her house.
Miss Bonnie works at the Boys & Girls Club of Harrison County. She has also worked at the Lenora Brown School. She also volunteers through several local churches.
I have just come to know Bonnie's story and I am enthralled. She has lived a very interesting and fulfilling life and has touched the lives of many. She loves the kids here at Boys & Girls Club and we all love her.
I am imploring you to search your hearts and help us help Bonnie get a new roof. If we find out that the house is not salvagable, the money would be put toward some type of alternative housing (a tiny house or a trailer).
At this time we have found a GREAT DEAL on a double wide for Miss Bonnie. She lives in Crandall and it is not allowed for her to put a trailer on her lot. She can, however, have a double wide. We found a double wide for sale and the sweet couple that own it have came down to $5,500 for her!
We will need help tearing down her old house, moving and setting up her new home, and of course we need the rest of the money to purchase the double wide.
Capital Waste has been gracious enough to donate the use of one of their dumpsters. This is really going to happen!!! We have to get Miss Bonnie out of her house and into a new life before the cold weather sets in!
Prayer warriors start praying!!! We need about $6,000 more to make this happen!!!!!!
Original Story: Miss Bonnie is the sweetest, most humble person I know. She has one major problem. She needs a new roof for her house.
Miss Bonnie works at the Boys & Girls Club of Harrison County. She has also worked at the Lenora Brown School. She also volunteers through several local churches.
I have just come to know Bonnie's story and I am enthralled. She has lived a very interesting and fulfilling life and has touched the lives of many. She loves the kids here at Boys & Girls Club and we all love her.
I am imploring you to search your hearts and help us help Bonnie get a new roof. If we find out that the house is not salvagable, the money would be put toward some type of alternative housing (a tiny house or a trailer).
Organizer
Kim Grizzel
Organizer
Crandall, IN
