Conan Storm, a Fairbanks man living with muscular dystrophy, is grateful for the support from his community and is grateful for the support from his community after a harrowing SUV crash. On Saturday, December 7, Storm’s vehicle rolled into a ditch on Pegar Road near Pioneer Park. Fortunately, bystanders rushed to his aid, pulling him to safety.
Storm, who is homeless, was living out of his SUV. He expressed his thanks to Golden Heart Community Support. Storm recalled feeling lost and alone for 20 minutes before being freed from his vehicle, which had a lift kit to support his limited mobility.
Meanwhile, the United Way of the Tanana Valley is helping Storm rebuild his life. Executive Director Sarah Hollister is assisting him in finding permanent housing and a new vehicle. Storm has been struggling to find housing in Anchorage and Fairbanks, where he grew up and has family.
Furthermore, a GoFundMe page has been set up by the United Way to support Storm. So far, 29 people have donated, raising $1,380. Storm encourages others facing similar challenges to stay hopeful. “There are people in your corner,” he said.
In addition, Storm is heartened by the community’s response. The Fairbanks community has truly shown its spirit. Consequently, Storm is grateful for the Golden Heart Community Support. This accident has brought out the best in people. Storm’s story is a testament to the power of community.
Storm’s experience highlights the importance of community support. So, the Golden Heart Community Support has made a significant difference in his life. As Storm moves forward, he is thankful for the help he received.
This news story was originally published by Alaska’s News Source.
