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Fundraiser Started for Victims of Fire on 75th Street

November 24, 2020 | 9:20 PM - Updated on November 25, 2020 | 6:53 AM
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A neighbor of the rowhouse at 54 West 75th Street where a fire broke out on Tuesday morning has started a fundraiser to help those displaced in the blaze.

Lee Uehara tells us she saw the residents waiting outside the building to go in and get their essential belongings and “It was the only way I could think of to help. ”

She’s looking to raise $5,000 to distribute to those most impacted by the fire. Two firefighters were reported injured.

“The funds will be divided equally among the affected residents who may also live in the vacated B line apartments,” Uehara wrote.

You can donate here.

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UWS for life
UWS for life
5 years ago

That is a lovely gesture Lee Uehara. I donated just now….thank you for setting it up.

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Di
Di
5 years ago

Have they lost everything? What can we donate?

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Westsider forever
Westsider forever
5 years ago

I love this! I live in the A line and am still waiting for info from the landlord. Go UWS Go! Makes me love this city more 😊

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Marianne Wurlitzer
Marianne Wurlitzer
5 years ago

Can’t find a link to the Gofundme for the fire. Not in article and can’t find when I search the Gofundme page. Such a nice idea.
Would be nice to extend also to the injured firefighters.

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js
js
5 years ago
Reply to  Marianne Wurlitzer

Marianne
The FDNY deserves our gratitude.
But donations best focused on those in need due to the fire.
the firefighters have significant job-union benefits plus there are long-time non-profit organizations which specifically support firefighters and their families.(same with NYPD)

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Maureen
Maureen
5 years ago
Reply to  Marianne Wurlitzer

https://www.gofundme.com/f/27echh6p6o

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