Family Displaced in Fire- 91 Appleton Street
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My name is Josephine Robles, and I am creating this GoFundMe for my daughter Charisse Robles and her children.
On Saturday, September 21, 2019, at around 2:30 pm, there was a fire that took place at 91 Appleton Street in Providence, RI. The fire started in the 2nd-floor closet and quickly spread throughout the second floor ( the children's bedrooms) which then continued up through the third floor, eventually expanding itself throughout the entire house. THANKFULLY everyone got out safely! Walking through the house afterward I realized, it was only through God's grace the family got out safe, and for that, I am thankful!
As a hard-working mother, I've always taught my children to work hard for everything in life. However, in a matter of seconds, all of what my daughter has worked so hard for was lost in the fire; which left her and her children displaced, and as a parent feeling helpless, disorientated, confused, not knowing what to do first or next. As her mother, I am asking for anyone who can assist in helping, to please support this family during this intractable tragedy. The children lost and have no clothes, shoes, book bags, or supplies for school. Coats/ jackets will soon be needed, items such as socks, underwear, pajamas, beds, bedsheets, etc. bottom line all is lost, and all is gone! At the temporary placement hotel, they have a kitchenette, but they need essential items along with food to feed the family daily.
Anything that can help my daughter and children to slowly rebuild their lives, and ease the transition of their new reality will be much appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Josephine Robles
Below you will find a small glimpse of what remains.. I couldn't upload more than three pictures.
On Saturday, September 21, 2019, at around 2:30 pm, there was a fire that took place at 91 Appleton Street in Providence, RI. The fire started in the 2nd-floor closet and quickly spread throughout the second floor ( the children's bedrooms) which then continued up through the third floor, eventually expanding itself throughout the entire house. THANKFULLY everyone got out safely! Walking through the house afterward I realized, it was only through God's grace the family got out safe, and for that, I am thankful!
As a hard-working mother, I've always taught my children to work hard for everything in life. However, in a matter of seconds, all of what my daughter has worked so hard for was lost in the fire; which left her and her children displaced, and as a parent feeling helpless, disorientated, confused, not knowing what to do first or next. As her mother, I am asking for anyone who can assist in helping, to please support this family during this intractable tragedy. The children lost and have no clothes, shoes, book bags, or supplies for school. Coats/ jackets will soon be needed, items such as socks, underwear, pajamas, beds, bedsheets, etc. bottom line all is lost, and all is gone! At the temporary placement hotel, they have a kitchenette, but they need essential items along with food to feed the family daily.
Anything that can help my daughter and children to slowly rebuild their lives, and ease the transition of their new reality will be much appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Josephine Robles
Below you will find a small glimpse of what remains.. I couldn't upload more than three pictures.
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Josephine Robles
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Providence, RI