Trying to help family with 5 girls who Lost everything to fire...

Ok so this is a normal post here but my heart goes out to this family.. I dunno if maybe you guys might have some things laying around you no longer use but if you do this family could sure use them.... I've posted this on freecycle and craigslist.org. Both have pages where you can post things for free you no longer want. So come on ladies and gents its time for spring cleaning and what a wonderful feeling helping a family in need!!!! This is what I have been posting trying to get help for them.... I do not know this person but my heart goes out to her. I get all new freecycle post sent to my inbox and today got one asking from help from a family of 5 who's house burned down in woonsocket. They need everything. I'm sure she'd take offered to her. Fire is my biggest fear and as a mother of 3 myself i can't imagin losing everything like that.. She has 5 daughters ages,9,7,5,3,2. Her email address is [email protected] Here is her post http://groups.yahoo.com/group/freecycleprovidence/message/16759 News report from the Providence Journal: Woonsocket fire leaves three families homeless 01:00 AM EDT on Sunday, April 9, 2006 BY JOHN HILL Journal Staff Writer WOONSOCKET -- Seventeen people, 13 of them children, were left homeless Friday after a fire severely damaged a Fourth Avenue triple-decker, a city fire official said yesterday. Deputy Chief Kenneth Finlay said no one was seriously hurt in the blaze at 133 Fourth Ave., but one of his department's firefighters suffered a hernia that required surgery. The fire, reported at 3:08 p.m., took a little more than five hours to extinguish, Finlay said. He said it appeared to have started on the first floor, but added that investigators would not be ready to announce the cause until they had interviewed more members of the three families who had lived there. The house was boarded up yesterday afternoon. Damage was visible at the building's back left corner, where the fire broke through the outer walls. One concern of firefighters during the blaze was keeping the fire from spreading to adjacent houses. In that area, Fourth Avenue is lined on both sides by close-set triple-deckers. Finlay said the fire was contained to the one building.

I read your post on Craigslist, unfortunately I only have clothes for boys but if you know of any boys that need clothes let me know.