Tyler Herro Offers Helping Hand After Tragic Miami Condo Collapse

Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro joined many good samaritans who spent the afternoon at the Miami condo building that collapsed on Thursday morning.

Herro joined assistant coaches Chris Quinn and Eric Glass, loading a truck with water, food, and other essentials.

Members of the Miami Heat, including Tyler Herro and Chris Quinn, help bring supplies for the collapsed building first responders and the people at the reunification center. The building collapsed in Surfside, located roughly 12 miles of FTX Arena pic.twitter.com/TZJW7OdHeA

— Chris Perkins (@chrisperk) June 24, 2021

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Tyler Herro was also said to have addressed frontline workers, thanking them for all they have done in the aftermath of the terrible collapse.

According to reports, at least three people were killed, and over 100 people are still unaccounted for after a 12-story condo building in Sunrise, Florida collapsed at around 1:30 AM on Thursday morning.

“This is 12 miles from our arena,” said Steve Stowe, Heat vice president and charitable fund executive director to ESPN. “We heard about this, and our immediate reaction was that we had to find a way to help.

Tyler Herro and the Heat weren’t the only Miami sports team to step up in wake of the tragedy. The Marlins also sent aid to the condo building.

In support of our community during today’s tragic event, we sent three vans filled with meals and water to the rescue workers and kits of essential items and toiletries to the residents who have been displaced and families who have been impacted. pic.twitter.com/OZshXdl7ft

— Miami Marlins (@Marlins) June 24, 2021

“These are the moments when a community has to come together, rise up and help,” Stowe said.

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