Hope for Mum Whose Crazy 15-Year-Old Son Destroyed Her House as People Raise over N8m for Her

Hope for Mum Whose Crazy 15-Year-Old Son Destroyed Her House as People Raise over N8m for Her

  • The viral US woman whose house was wrecked by her mentally ill son has received massive help to get back on her feet
  • This is as a GoFundMe account set up by a friend of hers has so far received over $18,835 (over N8 million) donations from people
  • Her friend, Anny Franco, gave some touching insights into the mother of two's story as she inspired people to render help

Help is sure underway for the woman at the centre of the house wreckage by her biological son as people have willingly donated to help her fix it.

The woman had gone viral after her mentally ill 15-year-old son destroyed properties massively in her house on Friday, September 9 and a clip of the destruction made rounds online.

GoFundMe, mum receives over N8m, 15-year-old boy destroys his mum's house, people donate over N8m to woman who lost her house
She has received a total of 867 donations so far. Photo Credit: @_sjae, gofundme
Source: Twitter

In the wake up of the destruction by the lad, her friend named Anny Franco set up a GoFundMe account, encouraging people to donate money.

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Legit.ng visited the appeal account and observed that donations of $18,835 (over N8 million) have been into it.

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Figures seen on the page should that the money came from 863 persons and is expected to keep increasing.

Househelp builds a house for her homeless mum with her savings

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a househelp had used her savings to build her mum a house.

26-year-old Carol Kafuna brought to end her mother's years of homelessness after using all the savings she had to build her a modest house in Kakamega, Kenya.

Speaking to a trusted Kenyan news media Tuko.co.ke, Kafuna narrated how her mother was forced to live in borrowed homes especially after her father abandoned her when he married a second wife.

The troubles that her mum had while seeking a place to lay her head moved her to start saving after she got a job as a househelp.

"I promised to build her a house and so I did a job as a househelp and I started saving to fulfil the promise and finally, I have achieved this. It has just been through God's help," she said.

Source: Legit.ng

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Victor Duru (Editor) Victor Duru is a Reuters-trained award-winning journalist with over 4 years of working experience in the media industry. He holds a B.Sc in Management Studies from Imo State University, where he was a Students' Union Government Director of Information. Victor is a human interest editor, strategic content creator, freelancer and a Google-certified digital marketer. His work has been featured on US news media Faith It. He can be reached via victor.duru@corp.legit.ng