Your assistance is needed to help employees of Ray Morgan Company whose homes have been lost because of the wildfires in Northern California.
The news of the wildfires across California has been dominating the news and this morning we learned that employees of Ray Morgan Company (RMC), a dealership with offices in Northern California, are some of those who have been impacted by the fires. From what we understand, 17 of the dealership’s employees have lost their homes.
The dealership has various initiatives in place to directly help those families and we encourage readers to do what they can to help, including spreading the word so that others may contribute. Please click either or both links below to help.
The link will take you to the GoFundMe page set up specifically to help the 17 RMC Families who have lost their homes and all personal possessions. RMC provided funds over the weekend and were also able to provide a long list of “to do’s” for each affected family to ensure they receive all necessary insurance and government support. Please click to add your individual support and they also ask that you please post to all social media (Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, etc.). 100% of all money collected will go directly to the RMC Families who have lost their homes in this tragedy and will be distributed regularly.
This registry fulfills the immediate need of RMC colleagues and their families. The link to the registry has a number of items that are needed, including sizes for immediate family members. The registry has the Roseville Branch address with “Attention to Amanda Bunse or Mary Ann Cox.” As the items arrive, Amanda and Mary Ann will sort and place in a storage container based on the items purchased for each family. Once sorted they will package and send items to Chico, California daily if needed. RMC would like to keep families anonymous for equal assistance to all families. The registry will help keep the names of the families confidential and also control the number of items needed per family so there isn’t an overabundance of one item. The link is being updated daily based on needs.
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