GoFundMe.com Effort Started For Carver Street Fire Victims: Nashua NH Patch Follow-Up

NASHUA, NH — A GoFundMe.com effort has been started to support eight people who were displaced after a fire on Carver Street on Saturday.

Nashua firefighters were sent to the two-story duplex around 4:30 a.m. All the occupants of the duplexes were able to escape — including two who escaped from a second-floor window.

Alan Ferman started the fundraiser to support the families.

“Last night, our friends were awoken to their house engulfed in flames,” he wrote on Sunday. “Thankfully, after heroic efforts, the eight family members safely got out of their house.”

Ferman noted the residents lost two pets and almost everything they owned.

“If you can find it in your heart to make any donation, large or small, it would be greatly appreciated by the family,” he wrote.

A goal of $50,000 has been set for the fundraiser, with more than $3,000 donated to the families.

For more information or to donate to the “Great people homeless after house fire” GoFundMe.com effort, click on this link.

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