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Support Mama after home loss in Eaton Canyon fire

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I am setting this up on behalf of the House/Bias/Jones families for , Edna Jones (Bias). "Mama," as the family calls her, lost her home, all of her belongings and invaluable memories in the Eaton Canyon fire after having lived in her home for 58 years. Her parents migrated from New Orleans, Louisiana, and settled in Altadena, like many Black families at the time. 3375 Alicia Street holds many special memories for Mama's children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, extended family, and friends. Uncle Jerry, who lived with his mom, has also been gravely impacted by the fire. Mama just celebrated her 96th birthday in December, and we hope to help her through these difficult times and ensure that she is comfortable and safe. The family humbly asks for your support to help Mama and Uncle Jerry through this difficult time. The money will help secure temporary housing and transportation, and replace essential items like clothing, shoes, medications, furniture, appliances, etc.
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  • Anonymous
    • $5
    • 1 mo
  • Anonymous
    • $500
    • 1 mo
  • Danielle Crouch
    • $50
    • 1 mo
  • Tyler Francavilla
    • $20
    • 2 mos
  • Anonymous
    • $15
    • 3 mos
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Disia House
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Mableton, GA

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