Help The Fernandez Family Recover After Hurricane Helene

Help The Alvarez-Fernandez Family Recover After Hurricane Helene

Imagine waking up in your bed one morning, cuddled up with your kids and husband, and by the next day, your home is completely demolished by a hurricane. Everything you’ve ever owned, all the memories you’ve built—gone. This is the heartbreaking reality my dear friend Estephanie, her husband Michael, and their two sons, Mikey and Santi, are facing after Hurricane Helene tore through their lives.

My name is Jess and I met Estephanie while living in Colorado :) E's vibes were top tier from the start and we've been friends ever since. Estephanie is the kind of person who always puts others first, a devoted wife, loving mother, and a friend you can always count on. She’s the rock of her family, giving them all her love and strength. But now, they need our help. All of their children’s clothes, books, and cherished possessions were lost in the flood. They’re working hard to get back on their feet, but it’s an overwhelming road ahead.

In moments like this, we are reminded how important it is to come together as a community. Your support can help them replace what was lost and start rebuilding their lives. Any contribution, no matter how small, will make a difference. Thank you for showing them love during this difficult time.

Funds will be utilized for the following:

1. Temporary Housing (AirBnB)– Funds to secure a safe place to stay while they rebuild or find a new home

2. Clothing and Essentials– New clothes, shoes, and basic necessities for the family

3. Furniture and Household Items– Beds, mattresses, kitchen supplies, and basic furniture to replace what was lost.

4. Childcare Needs– Diapers, baby wipes, and toys as well as books and games to help provide comfort during the transition.

5. Rebuilding or Relocating Costs– Contributions toward starting over (rebuilding their home)

6. Children’s Comfort Items– Items like favorite books, stuffed animals, or comfort items to help Mikey and Santi feel more secure during this difficult time.