We received a note today about a friend in the corporate housing community who is recovering from the bomb explosions in Boston. We’d like to share the note with you and encourage your support and donations to a benefit fund set up to help some of the victims.
The most recent updates that we have received say that Rebekah and her boyfriend are in stable condition, but are still undergoing treatment for several injuries to their legs and arms. Noah is also recovering from injuries to his lungs and other minor scrapes and bruises.
Preferred Corporate Housing has established a donation account with our local bank, Amegy Bank of Texas, for anyone wishing to offer help and support for Rebekah and her family during this difficult time. We are extremely saddened and angered by the senseless nature of these horrific events, and we are praying for all who have been affected by this tragedy, and that we can all join together to help in whatever way we are able.
Please join our Preferred Corporate Housing family in doing what we can to support Rebekah and her son in the days and months ahead as they face the challenges of getting their lives back to normal. We anticipate helping with rehabilitation costs, housing, meals, medical bills and other expenses while Rebekah as son recover. At the request of her family, PCH Founder, Jon Lanclos, will act as the administrator of the fund with Rebekah Gregory being the beneficiary. 100% of all donations will go directly to the Gregory family.
To donate, checks may be made out to Rebekah Gregory Benefit Fund” and be mailed to the address below:
“Rebekah Gregory Benefit Fund”
9119 Katy Freeway
Houston, TX 77024
If you would like to offer other means of support,
If you would like to offer other means of support,
please contact Michelle Velasquez at PCH – (800) 960-0102 ext 21.
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