Spaghetti dinner scheduled to help Vandergrift family who lost home to fire
The benefit for the Hooks family will be held from
The cost will be
A suspected electrical fire destroyed Rich and
They shared the home with their 11-year-old granddaughter, who they had recently adopted. They did not have insurance.
The family had a dog and two cats. The dog is OK. One cat has recovered after firefighters treated it at the scene, and it was taken to a veterinarian. The other cat remains missing but was not found inside the house, Schumaker said.
Donations of baskets for a Chinese auction at the dinner are being sought, Schumaker said. They can be dropped off at the
The
Donations including clothing, living room and bedroom furniture and appliances have been coming in to help the family since the fire, according to Schumaker. They are being held until the family has a place to put it.
For those wishing to help, money donations are what is most needed now, Schumaker said.
Donations should be dropped off at the
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