BRADDOCK, Pa. — United States Sen. John Fetterman said the Free Store in Braddock was defaced with a sign aimed toward him and his wife, Gisele.
Fetterman posted a photo on social media Thursday morning, showing a banner draped over part of the business.
People defaced the FreeStore in Braddock last night.
— U.S. Senator John Fetterman (@SenFettermanPA) April 3, 2025
Since 10/7/23, I’m used to the vandalism at our home or my office.
But Gisele and volunteers distribute food, clothing and formula at no cost to our community—and they shouldn’t have to put up with this. pic.twitter.com/3hQCOGj2AO
“Since 10/7/23, I’m used to the vandalism at our home or my office. But Gisele and volunteers distribute food, clothing and formula at no cost to our community—and they shouldn’t have to put up with this,” Fetterman said in the post.
Gisele Fetterman started the Free Store in 2012, as a way to serve families in the community by providing free essentials to those in need.
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