Loganville Unites: Community Bands Together for Family Devastated by House Fire"
Loganville Pulse
Archives
Loganville Unites: Community Bands Together for Family Devastated by House Fire"
SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER
Loganville Community Rallies to Support Family Displaced by House Fire |
Local businesses, civic organizations, and schools unite to collect clothing, toiletries, and financial donations for family displaced by house fire. |

Loganville News and Events
Dec 21, 2025
In the wake of a devastating house fire that displaced a local family of five, the Loganville community has responded with an outpouring of support, as businesses, civic organizations, and schools have come together to help meet the family’s immediate and long-term needs.
Leading the effort are the Rotary Club of Loganville and Loganville News and Events, which have worked to coordinate donation efforts and share information across the community. Together, they have helped mobilize residents, businesses, and organizations to collect essential items and financial assistance for the family as they begin the recovery process.
Several local businesses quickly stepped forward to serve as collection points. Your Pie Pizza, a well-known community gathering spot, is accepting donations of clothing, toiletries, and other essential household items. The restaurant has long been active in supporting local causes, and staff members say they were eager to help when they learned of the family’s situation.
Techmazing Heating and Cooling has also opened its doors as a donation drop-off location. The Loganville-based company, known for its involvement in community service projects, is collecting both physical donations and assisting with organizing financial contributions to help the family replace necessities lost in the fire.
Additional support has come from the American Legion, whose local members have joined the effort by helping spread the word and encouraging serving as the storage location for the donated items.
Local schools have also stepped in, working to support the children affected by the fire and assisting with donation coordination through school networks.
Shepard's Staff Ministry has also joined the community-wide effort, helping to gather donations and support for the displaced family. The ministry is assisting with the collection of clothing, toiletries, and financial contributions, and is working alongside other local organizations to ensure the family receives needed assistance during the recovery process.
Community members wishing to help can deliver clothing, toiletries, and other essential items to the following locations:
For those who prefer to contribute financially, monetary donations are being accepted through the following platforms:
Organizers say the response from the community has been overwhelming and reflects the close-knit nature of Loganville. From small businesses to civic groups and schools, the collective effort highlights how local organizations can come together in times of need to support neighbors facing unexpected hardship.
As donation efforts continue, organizers encourage residents to contribute in whatever way they can and to keep the family in their thoughts as they work toward rebuilding their lives. |
