Brian & Cindy Hon lost their youngest son after a brief illness. Now, the home they loved and raised him in is in danger. Historic flooding hit Kentucky in April and set off a disaster declaration on state & national levels. Despite not living anywhere near a flood-prone area, days of heavy rain took its toll on the Hon Home. They burned through 8 sump pumps in a valiant attempt to mitigate the damage.

When the rain finally stopped and the water receded, two basement walls were left crumbling. The other two are in desperate need of repair and support. Their home literally is teetering on the edge of collapse. Repair estimates from multiple companies are averaging $150,000.

Homeowners insurance won't pay because the area isn't covered as a flood zone. Because Kentucky was declared a disaster, FEMA is paying $17,000. Multiple agencies such as the Red Cross, Habitat For Humanity, Salvation Army, etc., rejected assistance for a myriad of reasons ranging from not being the right ethnicity, they are currently not providing aid to this area, and so forth.

The Hons sought various loans but didn't qualify. Brian and Cindy are both disabled. Additionally, they care for 2 little geriatric dogs who've been a source of comfort to them since their son passed away. The Hon family has suffered mightily. The collapse of the home they shared with their son would be like burying him all over again. Please help reject that imagery by giving any amount at all.