Cedar Ridge Egg Farm Disaster Relief Support
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For more then 30 years Sam Miller and his family have farmed their land. First, dairy milk and now laying hens.
The storms that hit us last month has pushed the family farm to the edge of complete loss. Cedar Ridge Egg Farms needs help and fast. When Gov. Abbot declared most all Texas Counties a disaster, we new we were not alone and that help was on the way to help us rebuild. We have learned that the support most all other Texas Counties are receiving, our county was left out of Greg Abbots list.
We have lost all our hens and are starting from scratch. Your support will go into the cost of material, wages and contractors clean up and help support the cost of buying new hens for our 48,000 sf barns.
Sam Miller (pictured below) was raised on this farm in the 70s-80's, played local sports and when at age, he was off to serve our country. After Serving our country, he returned the his family farm he is now faced with losing. Losing a farm from a natural disaster......
From broken water lines, flooding clean up, electrical repair, extended wages (WORKING 24/7) complete loss of all birds, we need to raise at least 39,000.
Here is a link to the article from the Dallas Morning News.
We understand times are real hard on everybody right now. If you can not support us with financial support, we understand and just ask that you pray for us.
The storms that hit us last month has pushed the family farm to the edge of complete loss. Cedar Ridge Egg Farms needs help and fast. When Gov. Abbot declared most all Texas Counties a disaster, we new we were not alone and that help was on the way to help us rebuild. We have learned that the support most all other Texas Counties are receiving, our county was left out of Greg Abbots list.
We have lost all our hens and are starting from scratch. Your support will go into the cost of material, wages and contractors clean up and help support the cost of buying new hens for our 48,000 sf barns.
Sam Miller (pictured below) was raised on this farm in the 70s-80's, played local sports and when at age, he was off to serve our country. After Serving our country, he returned the his family farm he is now faced with losing. Losing a farm from a natural disaster......
From broken water lines, flooding clean up, electrical repair, extended wages (WORKING 24/7) complete loss of all birds, we need to raise at least 39,000.
Here is a link to the article from the Dallas Morning News.
We understand times are real hard on everybody right now. If you can not support us with financial support, we understand and just ask that you pray for us.
Organizer
Tom Bates
Organizer
Celina, TX
