Help Needed. Andaz Fashion Boutique target of Arson.

We are heartbroken to share that Andaz Fashion Boutique, a beloved local business in Edmonton, was completely destroyed in a tragic fire. This unexpected disaster has left not only the store in ruins, but also its dedicated employees without work or wages.

Andaz wasn’t just a boutique—it was a vibrant part of Edmonton’s small business community. Owned and operated with passion and integrity, the store was known for its stunning South Asian fashion, warm atmosphere, and most of all, the generosity and compassion of its owner. Whether it was helping a bride find the perfect outfit, supporting local artists, or simply offering a kind word to customers, the owner always went above and beyond to uplift others.

Now, the tables have turned—and they need us.

This GoFundMe is set up to:

• Support the employees who are facing sudden wage losses and uncertainty.

• Help the owner recover from this devastating setback and begin the process of rebuilding.

• Preserve a cherished cultural space that so many Edmontonians have come to love.

This money will be directly helping us pay for loss of income and all the other expenses that we have related to our business. The money will be received by the owner, which will then in turn will

Help us manage the financial loss from the damages in our store. Which will then come in handy once the store has been rebuilt and give us the opportunity to restock. 

I the business owner will be in charge of withdrawing the funds, from my personal bank account, and in turn will be managing the funds as well. The money will be used to cover expenses that the business helped us with in our life and will also in portion be helping our employees while they are without a job in order to help ease there expenses. They will be given a portion of the fundraiser money in cash until they can find other means of covering their own expenses.

The story is available on the news as well. 

https://www.ctvnews.ca/edmonton/article/why-us-business-owner-heartbroken-to-learn-her-store-target-of-arson/