Tusky Valley Gofundme Helps Families in Need After Bus Crash

The Tusky Valley GoFundMe campaign was a heartwarming response to a devastating event. A bus crash in the area left many families in need of financial assistance.

The campaign was started to help families cover medical expenses and other costs related to the crash. The goal was to raise $20,000 to support those affected.

Donations poured in from the community, with many individuals and businesses contributing to the cause. The outpouring of support was a testament to the kindness of strangers.

The funds raised went directly to the families in need, helping them to get back on their feet.

The Tusky Valley community has come together to support families in need after the tragic charter bus crash.

A benefit fund has been set up at First Federal Community Bank, with checks payable to TV Strong.

The community is rallying around the families, with a comfort dog visiting students and staff to provide emotional support.

A Tusky Valley Band Fundraiser has been set up through GoFundMe, and a benefit for Brynn Goedel, a student still hospitalized, is planned for February 3rd at Buckeye Career Center.

Organizers of the benefit are still accepting donations of any type, including food, water, and volunteers to help set up.

The community's outpouring of support has been tremendous, with over $49,000 raised towards an $80,000 goal for Brynn's family on GoFundMe.

The benefit at Buckeye Career Center will feature gun and quilt raffles, auctions, and a pasta dinner, with a goal of raising $100,000.

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If you're looking to donate to the Tusky Valley crash victims, there are several options available. You can start by checking out the GoFundMe page for Tusky Valley band fundraiser, which can be found at https://www.gofundme.com/f/tusky-valley-band-fundraiser.

One of the most convenient ways to donate is through local businesses that are hosting fundraising events. For example, Biggby Coffee in New Philadelphia is offering a "round up" option where 100% of the proceeds from November 17-19 will be donated.

First Federal Community Bank is also accepting donations at any of their locations, including Dover, New Philadelphia, Uhrichsville, Sugarakreek, Berlin, and Mount Hope. You can also mail a check to PO Box 38, Dover, OH 44622, made payable to "TV Strong" or "Tuscarawas Valley Local Schools Trojan Foundation Inc".

If you're looking for a way to donate in person, consider visiting one of the local businesses hosting fundraising events. Some popular options include Miller's Creamery in Dover and New Philadelphia, which will be donating 30% of sales on November 17, and Rod's Donuts in Uhrichsville, which will be donating 50% of cash sales on November 16.

Here's a list of some of the local businesses hosting fundraising events:

Remember to check with each business for specific details on their fundraising events and donation procedures.

If you're looking for other ways to donate to the Tusky Valley crash victims and their families, there are several options available.

American Country Apparel is selling T-shirts online with all proceeds going to the cause. You can find more information on their Facebook page.

Fashionably Flawless is also selling T-shirts online, with all proceeds going to the fundraiser. You can find their online store on their website.

Jo Creative Co. is selling photography gift cards, with a portion of the sales going to the fundraiser. You can find more information on their Facebook page.

Legacy Church in New Philadelphia is offering assistance to TV families in need, including childcare, pet care, meals, transportation, and hotels.

Soul Sisters in Zoar is offering a complimentary cup of coffee to anyone who may need one, alongside additional love and prayer.

Strasburg Band Boosters are collecting gift cards of any kind for the families affected.

The Drone Guy in Dover is donating video services to help the families.

The Mod Chair Cosmetic Parlour in Mineral City is offering free haircuts and discounted services to the families of those affected.

The Nail Shop in Dover is hosting a walk-in, cash-only nail event on November 17, with 20% of the proceeds going to the fundraiser.

Through the Years Child Care Center in Bolivar is collecting donations for the families.

Youthful Rejenneration in New Philadelphia is donating 20% of all appointments this week, plus 10% of all ZO Skin & Gift Card sales, to the fundraiser.

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