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Rory M-POWER
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Have plans been finalized for Sundays toy run?? I'm in and have a few people that are keen it just feels like we are still unsure as to what the plans for the run. Charles help us out
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Psymon69
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Twinz said:
Is it the house for the children? burnt down a few days ago and now they are left with nothing? literally only got children out and not even dogs before it was down to the ground?
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Psymon69
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ray of sunshine I think my mom said. She is also busy organising stuff for them. VERY VERY sad. A house that took in abandoned children. They didnt have insurance on the house because they used money to renovate so now they have absolutely nothing.:argh:
RAY OF SUNSHINE HOUSE (R.O.S.H.)
Here is the appeal made by one of the neighbours on behalf of R.O.S.H.
We have some amazing neighbours in our community, which is an out-in-the-sticks area of smallholdings. their manes are Merle and Bobby Ray and they run the Ray of Sunshine House for abused and abandoned babies.
They look after these children, along with their own family, and give them a home. At the moment they have 18 children they are caring for. On Friday morning their house burned down to the ground. They were just getting up and had hardly any clothes on, and absolutely everything was burned.
The neighbours gave them some odd clothes and helped them try and put out the fire but it was too late. They had just received donations of new beds and bedlinen, and one boy had got a new puppy the day before, that died in the fire. Luckily, everyone did survive, and the children were not hurt, although they were traumatised.
They desperately need clothing, bedding, furniture, toiletries,
non-perishable food, baby goods, including nappies, formula, baby food, cots etc etc etc,
And everything one needs to live! The clothes needed are mainly for babies of varying ages, a 4 and 6 year-old and two 12 year-olds. Mum and Dad need clothes too, of course. Merle is a fairly large lady and Bobby is quite short with medium build. Anything that would help the children have a great Christmas would also be welcome.
The "family" of 20 are now staying with Merle's mother, in a two-bedroomed home, and a caravan. What they need most is a place to stay and house these children.They also have several farm animals and horses that the children care for, so in the long term they need to find a similar smallholding.
A rebuild is not possible on the burned out property. There was no fire insurance and it was not quite theirs yet....
If we all in agreement to support this charity, I recommend that we start a list of who will attend the charity run and what contributions can we make. The charity has a bank account if members prefer to make cash deposits or hand over a cheque on Sunday should also be fine.
Their biggest need at the moment is cash, furniture and storage until they have been able to re-establish themselves.
Here is the appeal made by one of the neighbours on behalf of R.O.S.H.
We have some amazing neighbours in our community, which is an out-in-the-sticks area of smallholdings. their manes are Merle and Bobby Ray and they run the Ray of Sunshine House for abused and abandoned babies.
They look after these children, along with their own family, and give them a home. At the moment they have 18 children they are caring for. On Friday morning their house burned down to the ground. They were just getting up and had hardly any clothes on, and absolutely everything was burned.
The neighbours gave them some odd clothes and helped them try and put out the fire but it was too late. They had just received donations of new beds and bedlinen, and one boy had got a new puppy the day before, that died in the fire. Luckily, everyone did survive, and the children were not hurt, although they were traumatised.
They desperately need clothing, bedding, furniture, toiletries,
non-perishable food, baby goods, including nappies, formula, baby food, cots etc etc etc,
And everything one needs to live! The clothes needed are mainly for babies of varying ages, a 4 and 6 year-old and two 12 year-olds. Mum and Dad need clothes too, of course. Merle is a fairly large lady and Bobby is quite short with medium build. Anything that would help the children have a great Christmas would also be welcome.
The "family" of 20 are now staying with Merle's mother, in a two-bedroomed home, and a caravan. What they need most is a place to stay and house these children.They also have several farm animals and horses that the children care for, so in the long term they need to find a similar smallholding.
A rebuild is not possible on the burned out property. There was no fire insurance and it was not quite theirs yet....
If we all in agreement to support this charity, I recommend that we start a list of who will attend the charity run and what contributions can we make. The charity has a bank account if members prefer to make cash deposits or hand over a cheque on Sunday should also be fine.
Their biggest need at the moment is cash, furniture and storage until they have been able to re-establish themselves.
Nic_s
///Member
Twinz said:RAY OF SUNSHINE HOUSE (R.O.S.H.)
Here is the appeal made by one of the neighbours on behalf of R.O.S.H.
We have some amazing neighbours in our community, which is an out-in-the-sticks area of smallholdings. their manes are Merle and Bobby Ray and they run the Ray of Sunshine House for abused and abandoned babies.
They look after these children, along with their own family, and give them a home. At the moment they have 18 children they are caring for. On Friday morning their house burned down to the ground. They were just getting up and had hardly any clothes on, and absolutely everything was burned.
The neighbours gave them some odd clothes and helped them try and put out the fire but it was too late. They had just received donations of new beds and bedlinen, and one boy had got a new puppy the day before, that died in the fire. Luckily, everyone did survive, and the children were not hurt, although they were traumatised.
They desperately need clothing, bedding, furniture, toiletries,
non-perishable food, baby goods, including nappies, formula, baby food, cots etc etc etc,
And everything one needs to live! The clothes needed are mainly for babies of varying ages, a 4 and 6 year-old and two 12 year-olds. Mum and Dad need clothes too, of course. Merle is a fairly large lady and Bobby is quite short with medium build. Anything that would help the children have a great Christmas would also be welcome.
The "family" of 20 are now staying with Merle's mother, in a two-bedroomed home, and a caravan. What they need most is a place to stay and house these children.They also have several farm animals and horses that the children care for, so in the long term they need to find a similar smallholding.
A rebuild is not possible on the burned out property. There was no fire insurance and it was not quite theirs yet....
If we all in agreement to support this charity, I recommend that we start a list of who will attend the charity run and what contributions can we make. The charity has a bank account if members prefer to make cash deposits or hand over a cheque on Sunday should also be fine.
Their biggest need at the moment is cash, furniture and storage until they have been able to re-establish themselves.
Can send out a mass PM if you put something together??
Philip Foglar
///Member
Wow, that's really sad news!!
From what i can guage from this thread the following people will attend. Please add your name:
1. Twinz
2. laemmchen
3. minimike
4. carbon 130i
5. jandre
6. symmat001
7. scunick
8. acidburn
9. nem3sis
10. shiraz
11. phoenixGG
12. fiekiem3
13. Rory M-Power
14. Psymon69
15.Nic_s
16. Philip Foglar
1. Twinz
2. laemmchen
3. minimike
4. carbon 130i
5. jandre
6. symmat001
7. scunick
8. acidburn
9. nem3sis
10. shiraz
11. phoenixGG
12. fiekiem3
13. Rory M-Power
14. Psymon69
15.Nic_s
16. Philip Foglar
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