Woman displaced from home of 32 yrs after tornado

https://www.tristatehomepage.com/news/friday-storms-leave-longtime-evansville-resident-homeless/?fbclid=IwAR1e6MN6O2Tt_lhF6F3r50gVHn6G9qchneXLDtsvV8KW5YOxmkstjdz3Hfw

Hello friends and family, In case you don't know why I've been sharing this fundraiser asking for donations here's why:

My sister Heather Williams lost her home and her belongings during the storms on March 3rd. There were two tornadoes that day in Vanderburgh county. A huge tree was thrown into the back of her house. Luckily she had gone out front as the sirens blared and were not injured physically. Emotionally, she's scarred for life. She is grieving the loss of 32 years in her home. It was ripped away in a matter of seconds that day. She had no insurance. She could not return to the house to get any belongings because it is unsafe to enter. Each day the house has fallen more and more. The tree splits it in half. My sister watched her whole life break apart before her eyes literally. so I'm asking you to like, share and donate because she did not deserve this. The red cross was only able to help with a 350-dollar gift card to be used for groceries or clothing. It didn't go far because she has nothing. She was able to buy a few groceries, a pair of shoes and a few pieces of clothes. The donations can replace the physical items lost but nothing can replace emotionally what my sister is suffering through. I am hoping once we have enough money to get her placed in housing and replace some of her furniture, she can begin healing from this ordeal. Please continue to keep Heather Williams as well as my sister Malissa Oaks in your prayers as they navigate the turmoil of this tragic disaster. please also like, share and donate to this post, thank you.