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Kahlil Somauroo (1998): Help needed as family home got destroyed in the Marshall Fire

Kahlil Somauroo read Jurisprudence at the House from 1998-2001. His family home was destroyed in the Marshall fire in Colorado on January 30th. He would like the help of Members and Friends:
16 Jan 2022
Written by Olivia Tan
Alumni
Kahlil Somauroo and his family, stood by the remains of their home.
Kahlil Somauroo and his family, stood by the remains of their home.

Kahlil Somauroo read Jurisprudence at the House from 1998-2001. His family home was destroyed in the Marshall fire in Colorado on January 30th. He would like the help of Members and Friends:

"We had less than an hour between seeing the smoke and having to flee. It's going to take us a while to get back on our feet. Our immediate needs have been met, we have temporary accommodation. A lot of people have reached out and asked how they can help, so we set up a GoFundMe. If you are able to contribute or share the link, my family would really appreciate the support."

The GoFundMe link can be accessed here: https://gofund.me/1da54a6a.

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