Hurricane: Help Rebuild Pinson Home

My uncle, David Pinson, 75, an honest, hard-working, and humble man, and his daughter/my cousin (practically my sister) Jennifer Pinson, are both born, raised, and proud residents in Gadsden County, Florida. They reside together in small-town Quincy, which was not an evacuation zone during Hurricane Michael. Even so, the storm devastated their area, specifically for them, knocking three large trees onto their house, and caving in the roof, resulting in structure and water damage to their modest home that my uncle has lived in since he was a little boy.

They both quickly went to work, literally on their hands and knees, to clean and repair as much as they could. They were able to find a tree service 4 days after, who removed the trees on their property, costing $5500 alone. They still have house damage costs to prepare for, including roofing and flooring. They are generous, hard working, “give the shirts off their back” type of people, who would never think to ask for anything in return. I reside about 500 miles south in Miami, making it difficult to physically assist. However, I plan to donate to them to assist with their financial burdens, and would greatly appreciate any additional contributions from you. I promise you, there are no two better people you could give to. Thank you so very much in advance.