Rosemary Card helped her tailor whose Utah shop burned down. Days later, she raised $38,000

Author Rosie Card shared photos of Jung’s Alterations burning down as she called for donations. | Screenshot, Twitter

Rosemary Card, an author and CEO of Q.Noor and host of podcast Q.More, recently shared a heartwarming story on Instagram

Rosemary Card — a Utah influencer, host of Q.More podcast and CEO of Q.Noor — recently shared an Instagram post about her tailor, whose shop burned down in Utah.

But just days later, there were $38,000 in donations for the shop to rebuild, showing the power and reach of Card.

Card recently raised donations for Jung of Jung’s Alterations to rebuild the shop. She said on Instagram she gave the shop’s owner a check of $20,993.

Though they raised $38,000 in donations, Jung decided to donate $17,000 with other businesses who were harmed in the fire, Card said in an Instagram post.

“That should tell you everything you need to know about her,” Card said.

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A post shared by Rosemary Card (@rosiecard)

Card originally called for donations on July 1, saying she was raising donations for the store, which was lost in a fire. The incident happened after a tough year from the coronavirus and while the shop was at its peak of business, Card said in a tweet.

The donations started off quick, raising $23,000 in eight hours, Card said on Twitter. Thousands of women donated to the shop with the average donation being $10, Card said.

In 24 hours, the donations amassed $38,000. Her goal, she said, was $10,000.

“I hope every one of you who donated knows that you were a true angel in this woman’s life today,” Card said on Instagram.

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