Rebuilding after the Crash

The Shehadeh family has always viewed their townhouse as a sanctuary, offering safety and comfort while fostering quality time together. However, on April 11th, their sense of security was abruptly compromised when a semi truck collided with their home, situated at the intersection of Gordon Drive and Cameron Avenue.

Miraculously, all occupants within the house at the time of the crash were able to evacuate without injury. Samer Shehadeh's mother-in-law had just been putting his one-year-old son to bed when the impact occurred. They were fortunate to be in a second-floor bedroom across the hall at that moment.

Despite the lack of physical injuries, the Shehadeh family has been left emotionally shaken and deeply traumatized. They now face the challenges of addressing their home's damage and coping with the lingering fear of a similar event happening again.

Samer has voiced his concerns about the corner's safety for quite some time, having witnessed a comparable accident in October of the previous year when a vehicle lost control and struck a tree. He had hoped that such an incident would never befall his own home, but regrettably, it did.

Presently, the Shehadeh family is seeking financial assistance to help manage the costs of restoring their home and addressing any additional expenses that may emerge. They are immensely grateful for any contributions made to their GoFundMe campaign and eagerly anticipate rebuilding their home and reclaiming their sense of safety.