# Lupillo Rivera's Daughter Launches Fundraiser After Food Truck Burned

Abigail Rivera launched a GoFundMe campaign to rebuild her family's food truck business destroyed in a fire.

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Abigail Rivera launched a GoFundMe campaign to raise funds for rebuilding her family's food truck business, which was destroyed in a fire on the night of August 30, 2026. [^1]

Abigail Rivera stated that she quit her corporate job to dedicate herself to the food truck project, aiming to build a future for her daughters without relying on her father's surname. [^2]

The family's food truck, their main source of income, was set on fire on the night of August 30, 2026, according to a report published by People en Español. [^3]

Abigail Rivera said her food truck was set on fire on the night of 2026-08-30 after she received a phone call informing her of the incident, with her account quoted by People en Español. [^4]

In the GoFundMe campaign, Abigail Rivera wrote that she would greatly appreciate any donation that could help her family and herself move forward and get back on their feet, as quoted by People en Español. [^5]

Abigail Rivera's family faced additional tragedies, including the loss of their towing truck in June 2026 and health issues, such as her husband's kidney transplant in February 2025 and her own facial burns in October 2025. [^6]

Abigail Rivera said her husband received a kidney transplant in February 2025 and that she suffered facial burns in October 2025, situations she said also affected the household's economic and emotional stability. [^7]

## What this stands on

1. Abigail Rivera launched a GoFundMe campaign to raise funds for rebuilding her family's food truck business, which was destroyed in a fire on the night of August 30, 2026. (Primera Hora, News)
2. Abigail Rivera stated that she quit her corporate job to dedicate herself to the food truck project, aiming to build a future for her daughters without relying on her father's surname. (Primera Hora, News)
3. The family's food truck, their main source of income, was set on fire on the night of August 30, 2026, according to a report published by People en Español. (Primera Hora, News)
4. Abigail Rivera said her food truck was set on fire on the night of 2026-08-30 after she received a phone call informing her of the incident, with her account quoted by People en Español. (El Día, News)
5. In the GoFundMe campaign, Abigail Rivera wrote that she would greatly appreciate any donation that could help her family and herself move forward and get back on their feet, as quoted by People en Español. (El Día, News)
6. Abigail Rivera's family faced additional tragedies, including the loss of their towing truck in June 2026 and health issues, such as her husband's kidney transplant in February 2025 and her own facial burns in October 2025. (Primera Hora, News)
7. Abigail Rivera said her husband received a kidney transplant in February 2025 and that she suffered facial burns in October 2025, situations she said also affected the household's economic and emotional stability. (El Día, News)

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