The Cutter family of Hingham, Massachusetts, lost their multi-million-dollar home just two weeks after moving in; they have now set up The Cut Fire Fund to help support first responders and families who have been affected by fire
, a Massachusetts family is giving back to others dealing with similar experiences.
Over the summer, the Cutter family of Hingham lost their multi-million-dollar home just two weeks after moving in."It was so important to try to find ways to help other families, the way we got helped," explained Patrick Cutter.The family created The Cut Fire Fund to help support first responders and families who have been affected, and to raise awareness.
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