Help Hope & Eric Rebuild After Hurricane Helene
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Dear Friends, Family, and Community,
We’re reaching out to you with heavy hearts to ask for help for our dear friend, Hope, her husband, Eric, their children, and two pups, Ellie and Ekō, whose home in Asheville, NC was tragically destroyed by Hurricane Helene. Two massive trees fell on their home, causing devastating damage. They met with a structural engineer who advised that the damage was so severe that the house will need to be torn down to the studs and rebuilt. The arborist said that the trees that struck the home were estimated to be 10-15 tons.
While they have insurance, the reality of this disaster is overwhelming. They’re facing significant financial challenges and incurring many unexpected expenses that the insurance may not fully cover. They’ve been displaced from their home and are currently staying in a condo for a couple of weeks, but the road to recovery will be long, uncertain, and costly.
Not only are they dealing with the loss of their home, but they are also facing the strain of lost income during this time. The costs of rebuilding, temporary housing, and navigating this life-altering situation have created an enormous burden on their shoulders.
This is where we, as their community, can step in and make a difference. We’re raising funds to help Hope and Eric’s family cover the costs that insurance may not cover and to provide them with some relief during this incredibly difficult time. Whether you’re able to contribute financially or share this page, your support means the world.
Any amount, big or small, will help Hope and Eric take the first steps toward rebuilding their life and their home. Your generosity will provide them with much-needed peace of mind as they navigate the overwhelming road ahead.
Thank you for your kindness, support, and love during this challenging time.
Thank you,
Anna O'Brien (fellow therapist colleague and friend to Hope)
Organizer and beneficiary
Anna O'Brien
Organizer
Asheville, NC
Hope Eden
Beneficiary