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Givealittle started for daughters of Natanya Campbell

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1 Aug, 2017 07:00 PM2 mins to read

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A long-time family friend has started a Givealittle fundraising campaign to help the three children of slain Northland woman Natanya Campbell.

Cheryl Arnold, of Auckland, said being a close family friend she wished to set up future assistance for the girls.

The account, called "Campbell Girls future", was started on Sunday and already 31 people had donated $1623.

Read more: Northland grieves with the families of Mt Tiger shooting

Natanya was with her mother Wendy Campbell last Wednesday and went to a Mount Tiger Rd house to carry out a property inspection, when they were both fatally shot by gunman Quinn Patterson.

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Mrs Arnold said Wendy had been doing real estate for a number of years and had only been joined by her daughter several months ago after she returned to the workforce to provide for her girls, aged between 3 and 19.

"Please help us achieve our goal. This is an exceptional family who could benefit from a helping hand," Ms Arnold said.

"This page has been set up to help assist the girls with future educational costs enabling them to achieve their future goals and to show that whilst their mother and grandmother may have gone they are not forgotten and much loved."

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If you would like to help go to the link: https://givealittle.co.nz/cause/causeforcampbellgirls

* Family says thanks and tributes, page 9.

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