Help Jeremy Get back on his feet

On February 27th, 2020, my older brother Jeremy turned 18 and decided to make a life for himself. One week later, he packed his bags and moved to Alaska on March 5th, 2020. The first year he was there, he was in a downward spiral. He couldn't catch a break and couldn't find a job that supported his needs. He still managed to get by; he bought a car and got a house with a friend. He finally started to build that life he promised for himself. Going on year two of living on his own, everything started to go uphill for him. He got a job working at AT&T and met people that filled the void of not having people that cared around him around. One of his most significant accomplishments was getting his puppy, Juno. Juno was his kid; at least to him, he was. Ask any mother and father about the joy of holding your newborn baby in your hands and thinking about your future with the kid. That was Jeremy with his dog Juno. Unfortunately, last night, January 16th, 2022, Jeremy was lying in bed when he started to smell smoke. Like anyone else, he went to investigate, thinking his roommate was burning food in the kitchen. He was shaken to find that no one was in the kitchen when smoke started to appear, and then his house furnace exploded. Fight or flight kicks off from here. He knows his roommate is in the house, and he knows his dog is in the kennel. When the furnace exploded, the path to his dog was already blocked off by the flames, and his roommate and he had to get out. Jeremy lost everything in the fire, including his dog Juno. Unfortunately, Jeremy also did not have renters insurance as he was still barely getting by with what he had. Jeremy woke up today with nothing. Not a house, not a bed, and not his dog. With all the catastrophe that has erose to him in the last 24 hours, he's still having to go to work to make sure he can pay his phone bill and car insurance. Jeremy came to Alaska with little to nothing saved up but enough to kickstart life. Now Jeremy is back to square one, but this time with absolutely nothing. He still has his car insurance and his phone bill. Jeremy is currently sleeping at a friend's house until he figures out what to do. The picture I provided was a picture of my brother Jeremy and me when I dropped him off at the airport before he went out to start his life. I do not have photos of the house yet as it's been less than 12 hours since the fire. When I receive pictures of the devastating event, I will post them here. The other picture is Jeremy holding his Child, His dog Juno. If you are not in a position where you can donate, prayer is just as good. Thank you for your prayers and your donations. I know he will greatly appreciate them. God bless you all, and God Bless Jeremy.