GoFundMe Page Raises $127,000 After Fire Destroys Roy Moore Accuser's House

More than $127,000 has been raised in less than 24 hours on a GoFundMe page for Tina Johnson, who accused former Alabama Republican Senate candidate Roy Moore of sexual assault, after her house caught fire Tuesday.

So far, $127,150 has been raised on the page, which was started Friday by former Obama administration staffer Katie Jacobs Stanton.

Contributions were made by 4,118 people.

Johnson and her family lost their home in Gadsen, Alabama, and the blaze was being investigated for arson.

This is really upsetting. I haven't set up a @gofundme before but inspired to do so today. If anyone knows how to reach Ms. Johnson to let her know help is on the way, let me know. cc @robsolomon1 @danpfeiffer https://t.co/Fn4wTYN440 https://t.co/0uTR2KNX7g

— Katie Jacobs Stanton (@KatieS) January 5, 2018

Johnson accused Moore of groping her in the 1990s. She was among at least nine women who accused Moore of sexual misconduct.

The former Alabama Supreme Court judge lost the special Senate election last month to Democrat Doug Jones.

The GoFundMe originally had a fundraising goal of $10,000, which was later increased to $100,000.

Stanton tweeted about the response to the effort:

Overwhelmed with the kindness and generosity of so many big-hearted Americans who have helped Tina Johnson rebuild her home and life. So far, we have raised over $36,000. I'm in touch with Ms. Johnson and the @gofundme team on next steps. #LoveTrumpsHate ❤️🇺🇸

— Katie Jacobs Stanton (@KatieS) January 6, 2018

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