It is with heavy hearts that we share news of a tragic event affecting members of our MCHS family. This past weekend, the Rinderknecht family suffered a catastrophic house fire that destroyed their home, all personal belongings, and their beloved pets.
Rhianna (Class of 2023) and Reese (Class of 2025), both proud graduates of Martin County High School, and Mason (Class of 2028), have each been deeply involved in our school community. Collectively, they have contributed to the Tiger Regiment, Medical Academy, Cambridge Program, and Speech and Debate—programs that have benefited tremendously from their leadership and participation.
In response to this heartbreaking situation, and at the request of the MCHS community, the Education Foundation of Martin County (EFMC) has established a dedicated Rinderknecht Family Crisis Fund to support them during this time of profound need.
💛 Rinderknecht Family Crisis Fund
Help the Rinderknecht Family Rebuild After a House Fire
A devastating house fire has left the Rinderknecht family—valued members of our Martin County School District community—without a home or belongings. They lost everything and are now facing the overwhelming task of starting over.
At the request of the Martin County High School community, we have created a fund to provide support for the Rinderknechts during this incredibly difficult time.
Ways to Help:
🔹 Donate Online:
To make a monetary donation by credit card, please visit:
👉 educationfoundationmc.org/p/463/rinderknecht-family-crisis-fund
🔹 Donate by Check:
Make checks payable to:
Education Foundation of Martin County
Mail to:
PO Box 291
Stuart, Florida 34995
Please write "Rinderknecht Family" in the memo line.
Your generosity can help bring comfort, hope, and tangible support to a family who has always given so much to our school community.
Thank you for standing with the Rinderknechts.
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