Help our heroes rebuild after Eaton fire
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(AP Photo/Chris Pizzello)
(AP Photo/Chris Pizzello)
Support the Heroes of The Terraces Park Marino
Dear Friends and Community,
PLEASE HELP THE HEROES WHO EVACUATED OUR BELOVED RESIDENTS IN THE NICK OF TIME. MANY OF THEM CARRIED RESIDENTS DOWN ON THEIR BACKS AND IN WHEELCHAIRS AND SOME LOST THEIR OWN HOMES. THE WORD HERO IS OFTEN THROWN AROUND LIGHTLY. THE TERRACES STAFF ARE TRUE HEROS AND NEED YOUR HELP TO REBUILD THEIR LIVES UNTIL THEY'RE BACK ON THEIR FEET!
In a heartbreaking turn of events, The Terraces at Park Marino, our beloved Assisted Living Community in Altadena, was recently devastated by a fire. This tragic incident has not only deeply affected the residents who called this place home, but it has also impacted our dedicated staff - Caregivers, Nurse, administrative personnel, kitchen and maintenance staff - who have devoted their lives to caring for others.
These incredible individuals have always gone above and beyond, treating our loved ones with compassion and kindness. They are true heroes in our community, risking their own safety to ensure the well-being of the residents they hold dear. Their unwavering commitment and love have made The Terraces a special place for everyone involved.
In light of this tragedy, the administration at The Terraces Park Marino is reaching out to launch this GoFundMe campaign to provide vital financial assistance to our amazing staff. Your generous donations will help them during this challenging time, covering living expenses and supporting them as they navigate the road ahead.
Every contribution, no mater how small will help us show our appreciation for the dedicating and hard work staff members have show to our residents and community. Let's come together to support the heroes of The Terraces at Park Marino as they rebuild their lives and continue to care for those in need.
Thank you for your generosity and support.
All monies raised will be equally distributed among all terraces staff to help them rebuild their lives until they're back on their feet.
Organizer
Kimberly Olivares
Organizer
Pasadena, CA