HOLLY, Michigan — The Michigan community continues to rally around the loved ones of the Powell family following the devastating Interstate 75 crash that claimed the lives of four family members.

A fundraising campaign created to ᴀssist with funeral and burial expenses has raised more than $44,000, reflecting an overwhelming outpouring of support from across the state.

The victims were identified as Tieree Powell, 24, Zakiera Powell, 24, and their two young children, Malani Powell, 4, and Carter Powell, 2.

According to the Michigan State Police, the family’s vehicle was stopped on the shoulder of southbound Interstate 75 near Grange Hall Road in Holly, Oakland County, when it was struck by another vehicle.

All four family members were pronounced deceased at the scene.

The online fundraiser describes Tieree Powell as a devoted father and Zakiera Powell as a loving mother who dedicated her life to caring for her children.

Family members said the couple and their children were returning home after spending time together on a family swimming outing when the tragedy occurred.

Donations will help cover funeral services, burial expenses, and other unexpected costs facing their relatives.

Memorials continue to grow as friends, neighbors, and community members leave flowers, candles, stuffed animals, and handwritten messages in memory of the young family.

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Local leaders have also expressed condolences, describing the loss as heartbreaking and emphasizing the importance of safe driving to prevent similar tragedies.

The Michigan State Police continue investigating the crash. Officials have indicated that charges against the other driver remain under review as investigators complete crash reconstruction, examine evidence, and determine the factors that led to the collision.

As the investigation continues, the memory of Tieree Powell, Zakiera Powell, Malani Powell, and Carter Powell remains at the center of a community united in grief.

Messages of support continue to pour in, while family, friends, and strangers alike honor the lives of a young family whose loss has deeply affected Michigan and far beyond.