Help the Cline Family After Fire Tragedy

On the evening of July 5th, while the Cline family was sleeping, a suspected illegal firework caught their home on fire, the same home Aaron grew up in where he and his wife were raising their children. In just moments, they lost everything: their home, their belongings, their sense of safety, and their beloved family cat, Shadow.

Tammy was woken by the sound of popping in the backyard and could smell the smoke creeping in, she was luckily able to wake the rest of the family. Aaron who then tried to put the fires out, has suffered severe burns on over 30% of his body. He is currently being treated at the UC Davis Burn Center, where he will remain for an undetermined amount of time, undergoing intensive care and rehabilitation and most likely require multiple surgeries. This means he will not be able to return to work anytime soon, leaving the family without their primary source of income during an already unimaginable time.

We’re asking for your help in supporting the Clines as they begin the long and painful journey of recovery — emotionally, physically, and financially. Donations will go toward emergency housing, essential needs for the kids, medical costs, and helping them rebuild some sense of stability.

Aaron and his family have been apart of this neighborhood on Oakmont Dr in Roseville for generations, they are kind, selfless, loving, and the kind of people who never ask for help. And now, it’s our turn to give back and surround them with the community care they so deeply deserve.

Every donation, no matter the size, makes a difference. We only ask that you keep the Cline family in your hearts and prayers.

Thank you for your love and support ❤️