Uvalde victims: Santa Fe survivor raises money for Uvalde, Texas

SANTA FE, Texas — A survivor of a school taking pictures says she wanted to do anything soon after the gatherings in Uvalde.

Jordyn Boutwell was a freshman at Santa Fe Higher Faculty in 2018 when a gunman burst into a classroom across the hall from her and killed eight students and two teachers.

On Saturday, Boutwell alongside with customers of the local community held a car clean to increase income for a more substantial function getting location upcoming month in Uvalde.

“Santa Fe is seriously here for this neighborhood,” Boutwell stated. “We are completely ready to go to Uvalde. We have had so several discussions with people today and saying that they are energized they’re doing this.”

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The neighborhood is also accepting donations and selling T-shirts for those people that were being not able to attend the car clean.

In addition, the Santa Fe Police Department is accumulating faculty supplies to donate to Uvalde learners.

The donations can be dropped off any time at the law enforcement station positioned at 3650 N. FM 646.

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All the funds are going to a more substantial local community occasion that Boutwell prepared for July 30 in Uvalde.

The occasion will get location from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. with bouncy residences, a petting zoo, treatment animals, carnival video games and more.

Boutwell claims it really is one way Santa Fe can support the victims of Uvalde.

“They want to be a part of this and that this indicates so much to them,” Boutwell claimed.

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