SIOUX CITY, Iowa – The Siouxland community has come together to support a family devastated by a tragic propane explosion that claimed the lives of three individuals over the weekend. The North Sioux City Fire Department is now accepting physical donations to assist the family affected by this heartbreaking incident.
The victims of the explosion have been identified as 1-year-old Ezra Allen, 8-year-old Keenan Allen, and 75-year-old Sharon Allen. In response to this tragedy, the fire department is requesting donations of clothing and other essential items to help support the family during this challenging time.
Donations such as baby clothes for a boy aged 0-3 months, size 1 or 2 diapers, wipes, formula, women’s clothing in sizes 18/20 for pants, 2X and 3X shirts, and size 9 and 8W shoes, along with other necessary items like socks, underwear, hygiene products, and more are being accepted at the fire station. The community’s generosity is crucial in providing much-needed support for the Allen family as they navigate through this difficult period.
For those looking to make monetary contributions, there is a donation account established at Great Southern Bank on Pierce Street. Contributions made to the Brittany Allen Donation account at the bank will directly aid the family in coping with the aftermath of the tragic incident.
Amidst the grief and loss caused by the propane explosion, the Siouxland community’s willingness to come together and offer assistance highlights the compassion and solidarity that define this close-knit region. Through these donations and acts of kindness, the community demonstrates its unwavering support for those in need during times of tragedy. It is in moments like this that the true spirit of unity and empathy shines brightest, showing the resilience and strength of the Siouxland community as they stand together in the face of adversity.