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More than $31,000 raised for Windsor Green fire relief

Posted: 03.22.2013 at 12:51 PM

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WPDE NewsChannel 15 and other local media outlets helped the American Red Cross raise around $31,000 for its Windsor Green fire relief efforts Thursday at Tanger Outlets on Highway 501.

The fire, which started as a grass fire Saturday evening, spread to the Windsor Green complex and destroyed 109 condos in 26 buildings.

About 190 people were left homeless.

Tanger Outlets hosted the fundraiser.

Thanks to everyone who donated!

Click here to make an online donation. This link will take you to the American Red Cross website. In the box marked "Make this donation: In honor of," write Windsor Green fire victims in Horry County.

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