Keith and Caleb Cullins, my sons, lost their home and everything they owned in a devastating house fire on February 21, 2026. The fire left nothing behind, and they are now facing the unimaginable challenge of starting over from scratch. Right now, they are sleeping on friends' couches, trying to find stability and comfort after such a traumatic event. Neither of them is at fault for what happened, and it breaks my heart to see them in this situation.

As young men, they are always stepping up to help others. Keith gives clothes and shoes to those that he feels are in need. Caleb goes to the shelters and gives free haircuts, enabling the homeless to hold their heads up a little higher and even go to job interviews. Now they need a little help.

Keith has been a dedicated employee at Comet Inc. in Canton, NC for the past six years, always working hard to support himself. Caleb, who just earned his barber's license, is passionate about giving back to the community. He cuts hair for veterans at a local housing facility, serves seniors at a nursing home, and works at the Asheville Mall. Caleb even has his own barbershop ready to open, but he wants to spend the next year serving veterans and seniors and learning the business firsthand before taking that next step.

This fund will help Keith and Caleb find a safe place to stay, cover travel expenses to work, provide food, and help them rebuild their lives. Friends and family, it breaks my heart to ask, but your prayers and support are needed now more than ever. Any contribution, no matter the size, will make a difference as my sons work to recover from this tragedy and find hope for the future. Could you please find it in your heart to help right here, and a gift card would be great for them. I can be reached at [phone redacted]. The mailing address is 174 Hillside Rd, or one of us could meet you there. I plan to have a fundraiser soon and will keep you posted. God bless you in advance. And keep PRAYING. The family that prays together stays together; and we are still here. It could have been devastating, but God said...