Culver's Raises Funds for Shooting Victims
Culver's Raises Funds for Shooting Victims
Culver's Raises Funds for Shooting Victims
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Culver's in Rochester Hills held a fundraiser on August 14, donating 50% of its sales to support families affected by the mass shooting at Brookland Splash Pad on June 15, which left nine people injured, including two children. Owner Vickie Zielke emphasized the restaurant's commitment to the community, stating, "Neighbors helping neighbors" and expressing her desire to provide substantial aid to the victims. Local first responders from the Oakland County Sheriff's Office and Rochester Hills Fire Department participated in the event, reinforcing community solidarity by serving customers. The suspected shooter, 42-year-old Michael William Nash, took his own life after the incident, prompting strong community support for the victims. Zielke has also set up a donation bin for ongoing contributions to assist those impacted by the tragedy. Community members echoed the sentiment that collective support is vital for healing and recovery.

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Culver's in Rochester Hills holding fundraiser for splash pad shooting victims
Culver's in Rochester Hills gives back to victims in splash pad shooting
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