Wild Bride Recovery
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Small Business Owner and Event Coordinator of Wild Bride Rentals, Cynthia Guerrero began her entrepreneurship and business management dream 2years ago. With a prepared mind and a golden opportunity, she transformed 5,000 square feet of raw urban design into an original and unique boutique event space. Soon after, Cynthia established Wild Bride Rentals and since then has been part of the Central Valley Wedding and Event Industry. They’ve already won many awards including 2018 WeddingWire’s Couples Choice Award!
Cynthia has poured her heart and soul into making her dream a reality. Her small wedding event rental business was making big strides in the Community and Downtown Stockton until the novel Covid-19 Virus sent her business to complete standstill.
To make matters worse, just a few days ago, thieves broke into the downtown Stockton event space at The Sycamore and stole her delivery trailer and at least $10,000 in vintage décor pieces along with thousands of dollars of rental supplies.
Being robbed can be an unsettling experience. A burglary can leave you feeling invaded and violated. But having your dream and your livelihood stolen from under your feet is soul crushing.
We are reaching out to the community, to other small businesses, family, friends, to anyone willing to lend a helping hand. Please help The Sycamore/ Wild Bride Rentals Recover their losses.
We understand that the Pandemic has brought upon hardships for everyone. However, your financial contribution would mean the world to us. With your pledge, our wish is to raise $10,000. Lets get this small business back on its feet!
A Special Thank You to FOX40 Ms. Kristi Gross for covering our story and spreading awareness of this crime. Please watch Cynthia’s interview.
https://fox40.com/news/local-news/small-wedding-business-already-hit-hard-by-the-pandemic-has-trailer-stolen/
Thank you all for your support!
Cynthia has poured her heart and soul into making her dream a reality. Her small wedding event rental business was making big strides in the Community and Downtown Stockton until the novel Covid-19 Virus sent her business to complete standstill.
To make matters worse, just a few days ago, thieves broke into the downtown Stockton event space at The Sycamore and stole her delivery trailer and at least $10,000 in vintage décor pieces along with thousands of dollars of rental supplies.
Being robbed can be an unsettling experience. A burglary can leave you feeling invaded and violated. But having your dream and your livelihood stolen from under your feet is soul crushing.
We are reaching out to the community, to other small businesses, family, friends, to anyone willing to lend a helping hand. Please help The Sycamore/ Wild Bride Rentals Recover their losses.
We understand that the Pandemic has brought upon hardships for everyone. However, your financial contribution would mean the world to us. With your pledge, our wish is to raise $10,000. Lets get this small business back on its feet!
A Special Thank You to FOX40 Ms. Kristi Gross for covering our story and spreading awareness of this crime. Please watch Cynthia’s interview.
https://fox40.com/news/local-news/small-wedding-business-already-hit-hard-by-the-pandemic-has-trailer-stolen/
Thank you all for your support!
Organizer and beneficiary
Jazzlynn Sanchez
Organizer
Stockton, CA
Cynthia Guerrero Lopez
Beneficiary
