Help the Cheng Family Rebuild

Jonathan, his wife Grace, their nine-year-old son Michael, and Grace's parents lost almost everything when the aftereffects of flooding from Hurricane Harvey reached Sugar Land, Texas. The water stood for days as the family waited and watched in shock. This was the house they had put all their hard earned savings into to buy. The neighborhood their son would grow up in. The place Jonathan's in-laws and he and his wife would retire in. The home in which all extended family members felt was their central meeting place. 


Jonathan was able to evacuate his family to safety. When he went back to try and save whatever he could, the floodwaters were too high for even his car to get through. Those high floodwaters resulted in Jonathan also losing his car! When Jonathan and his family were finally able to go back to their home, they found they had lost absolutely everything on their first floor. Besides his family items, Jonathan also lost his entire business. Since he worked from home, everything that he used for his Computer business was taken by the floodwaters. He will now have to start his business from scratch.
 
My name is Tish Gonzalez and I met Jonathan through his computer business when I moved to Houston several years ago. I have used his services for many years now. The one thing that has always been so apparent is how hard working and generous he always is to his customers. He does more than asked of him no matter what time of the day or night. With his great disposition and boisterous laugh he captured our attention and through his knowledge and fair business sense he gained our respect.




Several of us went out to help clean his house after the aftermath. The view was shocking but we all dug in to try and lift as much of the burden as possible. I don't know his wife, Grace, very well but what was apparent was how grateful and giving she was to all of us that were lending a hand. With all our masks, gloves and boots we did the best we could but there is a very long road ahead of them. 

 


They do not have flood insurance and do not have the funds to rebuild. I wanted to show The Cheng family that the kindness and generosity of others they can prevail. ANY LITTLE BIT counts and everything is appreciated. Thank you for your time and attention. God Bless!