Mysusana Alvarez escaped the apartment on the 10th floor of the Champlain Towers apartment building, but there was no property when the building collapsed.

I have nothing, Alvarez, a 62-year-old woman who survived the collapse of Champlain Towers South in Surfside town, Miami, Florida, said.

Disaster on June 24 killed at least 18 people, more than 140 people are still missing, dozens of people lost their homes.

Melanie C. Adams, Director of the Fire Department of Miami - Dade, visited the commercial memorial area of the apartment building on July 1.

The majority of survivors running to safety are live in the rest of the building, but they have very little hope to get back to get clothes, computers, jewelry and properties, as well as items

Officials on July 1 announced the plan to destroy the rest of the building due to the risk of collapsing too large.

Alvarez is treating injuries.

I lost everything, Alvarez said.

Friends, even strangers, are helping her to have lost things.

It is unclear how many people in the apartment must be relocated, but those with insurance contracts will be compensated for a part of the damage.

A lawyer of James River Insurance was filed on the judge this week, said it will voluntarily help with the association's compensation compensation complaints.

Michael Capponi, President of a non-profit organization of global empowerment mission in Miami to help many victims in forest fire disasters and floods in the United States and abroad for the past decade, said that they have directly helped 50 people

Capponi's organization has distributed about $ 75,000 a gift card for survivors.

Most people who contact his organization please help all live in the unusual part of the apartment building, but they will definitely lose their apartments and everything inside.

Basically, they will have to start over from scratch, Capponi said.

Raysa Rodriguez, a retired postal officer living in the south-year-old Court of Champlain Tower 17 years and is about to pay housing loans, describing the sounds on waking her in the collapsed night.

The building shook as a piece of paper.

Rodriguez helped neighbors escape the second floor balcony, where firefighters take them to the ground.

She lived there for a long time and plans to live the rest of her life there, but ..., Adam Schwartzbaum, Rodriguez's lawyer, said.

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Ryan Logan, the disaster disaster person in the area of the American Red Cross in South Florida, said the organization has helped 18 families, some are looking for ways to help other victims.

The people we are helping, the people we understand have spent the worst moment in my life, are turning back and asking us if I can help, Logan said.

Gabriel Nir escaped the 5th floor apartment with her mother and her 15-year-old girl before the building collapsed.

They are located nearby hotels, the floor is donated by friends and strangers.

I am very grateful for myself and my family is alive, Nir said.