Citrus Little League officials are working to raise money so they can rebuild their snack bar and storage building after they were set ablaze during a burglary last week.
An Inland Empire Little League is working to raise money after their snack bar and storage building were torched during a burglary last week. It happened at around 2:20 p.m. on May 3 at Red Hill Community Park, where the Citrus Little League snack bar and storage building are located, according to Rancho Cucamonga police. Deputies were called to the location after learning that two people were seen running from the structure as a fire broke out, said a statement from police.
'Not only was the building damaged, but the long standing history and items close to all of the families of Citrus were lost in the fire as well,' said a GoFundMe hoping to raise funds for the rebuilding process. 'This was not just a snack bar, it was also used to store all of the kids equipment, Citrus merchandise, tables, chairs, sound equipment.'They estimate that repairs could cost between $70,000 and $100,000.
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