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Go Fund Me for Lebanon St. fire victims

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After Wednesday’s devastating fire robbed two families of their homes, Go Fund Me accounts were established for each family.  The first one was set up almost immediately by Sean Yun to aid his father Vincent and himself (link here).

 Senior high school student Audra Murray started one for the Lorenzo family which includes five young children (link here).  Lynch families set up a second one for the Lorenzos (link here).

 And 137 Highland Ave. resident Susanne Gage Trumbower is also collecting tangible items on her front porch.

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