Help the Motard Family Rebuild After Hurricane Milton

Help the Motard Family Rebuild After Hurricane Milton

Dear Friends, Family, and Kind Strangers,

We are reaching out for support on behalf of the Motard family, whose lives have been turned upside down by the devastation of Hurricane Milton. This young family’s home in Florida suffered catastrophic damage — their roof collapsed, and the house was completely flooded, leaving them with little more than the clothes on their backs.

In the blink of an eye, they lost almost everything they’ve worked so hard to build — their furniture, clothing, appliances, and precious keepsakes that held cherished memories. But more heartbreaking is that this devastation comes at a time when they are raising their three beautiful children: two active toddlers and a baby.

While we are so grateful that everyone is safe, they are now facing the monumental task of rebuilding their lives from scratch. The damage is overwhelming, and the costs are far beyond what they can handle alone. Insurance will only cover a portion, and with the added expenses of temporary housing, childcare, and replacing everyday essentials, they are struggling to make ends meet.

That’s why we are turning to this wonderful community for help. Every little bit can make a difference, whether it’s helping to provide clothes and toys for the kids, ensuring a safe place to sleep, or contributing to the repairs needed to make their home livable again.

How You Can Help:

• Donate: Any amount, no matter how small, will be greatly appreciated.

• Share: If you can’t give, please share their story to reach others who might be able to help.

• Support: Kind words, prayers, and positive thoughts are equally valued as they navigate this difficult time.

Your generosity can provide hope and relief as they work to rebuild their home and give their children a sense of safety and normalcy once more. Thank you so much for taking the time to read this, and for any help you can give. Together, we can show the Motards that, even in the darkest times, there is a community that cares.

With gratitude,

Frank Motard (Brother to impacted family)