Where in Society Hill? There's three sections!

Many prayers for all the residents and MFD/1st Responders!! Keep us updated Jessica. I feel horrible for these people dealing with this trauma after Hurricane Sandy...!

Let us know where we can donate coats, clothing, bedding, etc to help...

In front of Tuliptree ct, by the pool

The fire was on Sassafras ct, looks like the fire dept has fire under control

I think those are the town houses

Hopefully nobody is injured and all are safe. Devastating.

Village 2 - FYI

someone said it collapsed

Please tell me where this? I haven't lived in Mahwah for decades (more than 50 yrs) but would like to know...I used to live @17 Franklin Tpke....direct me from there..just want to get an idea.....Thanks Nancy Bamberger Castner

Praying that all residents are safe & sound....

752 Sassafras, according to the Bergen Record. And that's probably at least 4 units destroyed (the 2 top townhouses and the 2 first floor apts).

764 is the middle unit of the complex fire

I just hope everyone is ok!

I am at 770 Sassafras and will be going home soon to see if I can help my neighbors. This is just AWFUL

I was told by a resident of Juniper a woman and her dog got out safely. The flames/smoke are not rampant right now at 11:39am.

This is horrible. Please let us know how we can help with donations etc.

@Andy I did not know that. But this comes 2 days after 2 cars were burned in the same complex at 1am...Seems strange to me

I live on Mulberry Drive just up the street and I watched the condos collapse. They are the 2 end units that are closest to the pool.

Just was over there, know the woman whose townhouse it is, yes it did collapse just a mess over there now, it's the townhouse on the corner of sassafras and crescent i believe is the side street

the townhouse and condo right behind it completely burned out but still standing alot of the residents were coming out of the poolhouse with coffee

My buddy lives at 783 Sassafras...his unit is OK, just smoky...feel bad for those who lost their homes with a nor' easter coming....hopefully a donation will be set up to contribute to.

I think the address is 782 sassfras

I live in Phase 1 on Linden - if people needs help of any kind - food, blankets, etc - please reply to the thread and let us know how we can help

How can neighbors help? Please let us know, what is needed, where to bring things and when. Devastating to see. My heart breaks for these people.

Not sure if this is a good idea, but maybe if a group gets together, we can have a bake sale or something like that to raise money to help those who lost their homes. I know I would be up for it. Anything I can do to help!!

Agreed Pam and everyone else willing to help out. I will update the community website this evening with whatever info I can get. And will post link then.

Hello all - copying and pasting from another article on the Patch regarding donations for Sandy victims:

Jessica - in light of the fire in Society Hill, if there are any needs of the families displaced, we will help them out too. Not only the homes that were on fire, but neighboring homes with water/smoke damage. Thanks!

I currently have a drop off sight at Ridgewood Movers on Corporate and the Fire Department are also collecting to be brought there. When we find out who is displaced and what they need, we will be able to help them!!!

Thanks!

Suzy
Mahwah Elves

Thanks to all the first responders!! Our unit was saved from the fire!

Bake sale to raise money is great idea please post on here so we can all help. I live on Raintree and will donate, bake, give clothing, blankets anything to help. I pray for those who lost their homes today.
Judi

Please let's not forget to say thank you to all wonderful emergency personnel, most whom our volunteers. They have been working non stop since Sandy and then went on to battle two major fires in one day.

Thank you to everyone who worked so diligently to get everyone out safely!

Thank you to all over wonderful emergency personnel. Has anything been posted yet about what these people need or how we can help them?

I moved from cottonwood way 11 years ago. I hope everyone is okay. Nancy Reynolds
Richmond Va.

Because all of the family needs are different, the most efficient way to help those displaced (there are 16 displaced families) would be to donate gift cards for food stores, pharmacies, home goods and clothing stores and restaurants etc. There is a donation box set up at the clubhouse in Society Hill Kilmer Woods 2, located at 880 Juniper Way.

How about a prepaid cell phone??????

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Does anyone know how the displaced families are doing and is there anything that they need????

Hi Judi, me and my sister live on Poet's Way and we thought the best way to help the displaced families was to donate a gift card that way they can purchase whatever it is that they need.

Ty Terry where do i send it?.

Hi Judi so sorry for getting back to u so late, u can send a gift card to village II clubhouse i'm pretty sure they're still accepting donations.