Business Owner Gets Payback After Ferguson Race Rioters Vandalize Her Bakery [VIDEO] Can you imagine working so hard for so long to achieve your dream, for it to come crashing down in an instant? Unfortunately for an owner of a Ferguson bakery this is exactly what happened when she had her small business destroyed during the violent riots that broke out after the grand jurys announcement that they would not indict Officer Darren Wilson. Its really sad, because they didnt just affect us, they affected our children, a lot of us, this is our only means of income, our businesses. Said Natalie Dubose. Natalies Cakes More is situated at100 S. Florissant Road in Ferguson. There was actually an eyewitness there. He actually lives in one of the buildings next to my cake shop, and he witnessed a few of the protesters attempting three different times to bust my windows out, DuBose said to FOX 2. According to The Daily Caller trespassers smashed the shops main windows and broke the baking supplies late Monday and early Tuesday. Ive invested everything into my business, I cant go anywhere. Im not going to go anywhere, said DuBose Well thanks to some very compassionate and giving citizens, that arent just feeling bad about the horrible riots that ensued in St. Louis, Missouri this past week she wont have to. They are taking action by donating to repair Duboses bakery. A GoFundMe campaign has raised over $90,000. She will have enough to rebuild and start fresh. She posted this message on her GoFundMe website to say thanks for the overwhelming support and generosity she has been receiving: Hello, Im Natalie Dubose of Ferguson, Missouri. Im a small business owner with a cake shop and a bakery dream. First, I would thank everyone for their warm wishes, empathy, and support during this crazy difficult time. I would love to write more, and will try soon, but my business is so behind right now. My shop, which had its grand opening this summer was vandalized in the riots. My main windows were smashed and bakery damaged. Im beside myself, but with the holidays, cant stop working. Im very Natalie Dubose, is just one of the many small business owners that are dealing with the aftermath of the terrifying riots that erupted on Monday. She is picking herself up and working hard to pull through, thanks to the help of caring Americans. Lets show our support not only for Natalie but for all those other hard working small business owners as well. 