CATONSVILLE, Md. — An antique store in Catonsville caught fire early Sunday morning.
WATCH: "It's a war zone. The roof is down."
Baltimore County fire crews responded to Objects Found in the unit block of Egges Lane for reports of smoke showing from the roof.
WATCH: Objects Found antique store in Catonsville closed "until further notice" due to fire
Firefighters arrived on the scene and found and active fire and began an aggressive attack to try to bring it under control.
A spokesperson with Baltimore County Fire told WMAR that the fire was brought under control at 9:50 AM and that no one was injured.
The business took to Facebook to say that it will be closed "until further notice."
Owner, Reggie Sajauskas told WMAR 2 News that the inside of the building is unrecognizable.
"It's a war zone. There's a lot of broken glass, the roof is down, the lamps have fallen off. The art is - and then there's water," She said.
Reggie said someone approached her about starting a GoFundMe.
"I said I'm a business, I shouldn't ask for charity I have insurance."
Community members went through with it anyways, giving back to Reggie after being in the Maryland community for 30 years.
In just one day the GoFundMe soared with people donating over $13,000.
"[It] kind of shakes you up to see your friends and neighbors coming out with substantial - it's amazing."
She gave an extra thanks to WMAR 2 News.
"It helped that you guys had us on the news yesterday."
Support from the community is common for Reggie.
This isn't the first time her friends are helping her pick up the pieces.
"When Ellicott City flooded, so did Catonsville and we flooded. When I came to work that morning I had like 30 people with buckets and mops to help me clean it up."
In the meantime her employees will be disbursed to her sister stores: Objects Found in Arbutus and Artful Flea in Catonsville.
Reggie also said she'll bring new merchandise to a space she has in Ellicott City at the antique depo.
"The outpouring is partially for me but I have 14 employees and they all have friends and family out of the state that are all part of that GoFundMe and I appreciate it," she told WMAR 2 News, "I'm grateful, just happy and everybody's healthy."
Officials say the cause of the fire is still under investigation and there is no report on damage costs yet.
