Woman Gifted $30,000 to Rebuild Her House After It Got Destroyed by Tornado; Sheds Tears of Joy in Video
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Woman Gifted $30,000 to Rebuild Her House After It Got Destroyed by Tornado; Sheds Tears of Joy in Video

  • A distraught woman, Mary, has received $30,000 (GH¢239k+) to rebuild her house after a tornado completely destroyed her abode
  • In a video, the beleaguered woman recounted how she had to hide in a cabinet that held a hot water tank with her dogs to save their lives
  • While many were touched by her story, others equally expressed gratitude toward the kind gesture she received

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A woman only identified as Mary has received $30,000 (GH¢239k+) to rebuild her house after a tornado destroyed her home in the United States of America.

For 13 years, she lived in her neighbourhood, but tragedy struck, and she lost everything except her two adorable dogs.

In a video, Mary recounted how she had to hide in a cabinet that held a hot water tank with her dogs. ''That's the only thing that saved us,'' she said.

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Mary shares her story
Photos of Mary. Source: Steve Harvey
Source: Facebook

Her need for another house

Asked by a man what her dream was, Mary said to have another home.

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The kind-hearted man subsequently in the clip handed over a box with a note to Mary, informing her that she's been gifted $30,000 to rebuild her house.

Mary, who sat in the debris from the destroyed property, broke down in tears of massive joy in the clip that was shared by Steve Harvey.

The clip has got many netizens in their feelings. YEN.com.gh compiled some of the comments below:

Rhonda Becker commented:

''With all the unfathomable that takes place in our world every day. This is a breath of fresh air and so wonderful. And the way she loves her babies and clearly they are her life companions shows her heart and shows she deserves this fresh start and more.❤''

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Danny Richardson said:

''God's not finished. Love this.''

Paula Watson commented:

''This is why I want to be rich! So I can make people's dreams come true.''

Shatina Land said:

''The most rewarding gift. It's to give to others. That's how you get your blessings from God. Not being a selfish greedy person. Believe me, I know. I dedicated my whole life to the care of my disabled mom. Every time God has been there too.''

Lala Funi commented:

''The way the dog ran up the stairs like the house was still there. That’s what got me.''

Rodney Stephens commented:

''I admire this person for a lot of reasons, but the main thing that caught my attention was she was in a tornado, and she thought about her two dogs and took the time to grab them and saved their lives as well may God bless her.''

Wofa Yaw: 65-year-old Ghanaian Blind Man Living in Mudhouse Gets New Self-contained Apartment

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YEN.com.gh previously reported that after years of living in a dilapidated mudhouse under deplorable conditions, 65-year-old blind Wofa Yaw from Pekyi-Tweapeasi has been given a new house in the Ashanti Region.

Before the gesture, he lived in a muddy thatch in extreme poverty under heart-wrenching conditions, going without food for days sometimes.

The fate of the aged man with visual impairment received a glimpse of hope after his plight came to the attention of the Bernard Nketiah Ministries. Then, the journey to provide him with a dignifying accommodation began.

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Nathaniel Crabbe (Human-Interest editor) Nathaniel Crabbe is a journalist and editor with a degree in Journalism from the Ghana Institute of Journalism, where he graduated in 2015. He earned his master's from UPSA in December 2023. Before becoming an editor/writer of political/entertainment and human interest stories at Asaase Radio, Crabbe was a news reporter at TV3 Ghana. With experience spanning over ten years, he now works at YEN.com.gh as a human interest editor. You can reach him via nathaniel.crabbe@yen.com.gh.