Help Ani & Ali Tucker
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On Aug. 19, Floyds Knobs residents and sisters Ani and Ali Tucker tragically lost their home in a catastrophic fire due to a malfunction in the electrical wiring in the house they rented. They also were unable to save their Boston Terrier, Chaplin, who had been in the family for more than a decade.
Along with obvious grieving, they now have to nearly start from scratch.
Ani and Ali were able to save some clothes, books and toys that were fortunately lower to the ground where the damage was minimal. The conditions of the house and the soot, however, have proven too unsafe to attempt to salvage much else.
In addition to finding a new home to rent, the sisters are in need of most everything, including furniture and kitchen appliances. They also had operated a handmade business from their home – ChurchCampShop on Etsy – and though it is not looking like a total loss, their laser-engraving machine, which is responsible for a large part of their revenue, is going to need repairs to get back up and running.
Any household supplies, furniture, toddler boy clothing (size 4T) and monetary donations would be greatly appreciated. So would assistance with their laser-engraving machine so they can get back to work.
If you want to help these Southern Indiana gals start again, please consider donating monetarily, sharing this GoFundMe and/or helping to provide the material items by emailing.
Along with obvious grieving, they now have to nearly start from scratch.
Ani and Ali were able to save some clothes, books and toys that were fortunately lower to the ground where the damage was minimal. The conditions of the house and the soot, however, have proven too unsafe to attempt to salvage much else.
In addition to finding a new home to rent, the sisters are in need of most everything, including furniture and kitchen appliances. They also had operated a handmade business from their home – ChurchCampShop on Etsy – and though it is not looking like a total loss, their laser-engraving machine, which is responsible for a large part of their revenue, is going to need repairs to get back up and running.
Any household supplies, furniture, toddler boy clothing (size 4T) and monetary donations would be greatly appreciated. So would assistance with their laser-engraving machine so they can get back to work.
If you want to help these Southern Indiana gals start again, please consider donating monetarily, sharing this GoFundMe and/or helping to provide the material items by emailing.
Organizer and beneficiary
Angie Fenton
Organizer
New Albany, IN
Alisha Tucker
Beneficiary
