Quantcast
breaking news

A boy will stay in childhood home thanks to your support

Updated: January 2, 2013
watch video
CHAMPAIGN -- A boy will stay in his childhood home thanks to your support.   Last month we told you about Samantha Toral and her son Ryan.  She is from St. Joseph but is currently living in a Chicago Suburb.  

    That home was facing foreclosure but a website was set up to keep that from happening.  People across the state donated money and helped spread the word.  Right before Christmas, Bank of America modified her loan.  It means Toral and her family will get to stay at their home for good.  The money donated will help pay her mortgage until May of this year. 

Comments

Readers Feel...

hello
Related Content

SPRINGFIELD - Governor Quinn has an idea on how to solve the pension crisis.  But some experts say it may not work....

HOOPESTON -- People are grateful for the friends they're making in their new home....

URBANA -- Monday night, a class project is going before the city council. ...

CHAMPAIGN -- Parkland College is giving kids a chance to explore all kinds of interests this summer. ...

SPRINGFIELD -- If you're in town this week, you could see a piece of World War II history in the sky. ...

SPRINGFIELD -- Five motorcyclists were killed in Central Illinois just last month....

CHAMPAIGN COUNTY -- This week's Most Wanted is 46-year old Terry Mabry....

RANTOUL -- Authorities are investigating damage to the Command Center Building in the 800-block of Arends Boulevard....

SPRINGFIELD -- Monday, Attorney General Lisa Madigan filed a second request for an extension on the deadline to file an appeal to the Supreme Court on concealed-carry....

CHAMPAIGN COUNTY -- Police are blaming fog for six crashes Monday morning....

 
More From WCIA News
  • Decision Delayed For FutureGen
    Monday, October 8, 2007 @ 5:49 PM
    Decision From FutureGen Alliance Could Now Come In Late December
    Read More»
  • Springfield Gives Parking Violators the Boot
    Monday, October 8, 2007 @ 2:41 PM
    The City of Springfield is warning people with unpaid parking tickets to pay up or you'll get the boot.
    Read More»
  • Arcola 3-Game Fever
    Monday, October 8, 2007 @ 2:13 PM
    School is out for Columbus Day, yet crowds of fans have take to Arcola High Schools football stands. Its the Purple Riders second game...
    Read More»
  • Football in the Heat
    Monday, October 8, 2007 @ 2:02 PM
    It may be October, but the temperature gauge is flirting with record highs in the 90's. On top of that, there's a varsity football team...
    Read More»
  • Boy Scouts Repairing Homes
    Monday, October 8, 2007 @ 1:17 PM
    Some kids in Neoga are putting their day off school to good use. Theyre repairing a soldiers home while he is stationed overseas.
    Read More»
 
Connect with ciLiving

 
 
 
©1998 - 2013 Illinoishomepage.net
Nexstar Broadcasting, Inc.
All Rights Reserved