His Girlfriend Was Going To Move In. A Car Crash In Bristol Township Changed That.

BRISTOL TOWNSHIP, PA — It was supposed to be happy times for Grant Matthews.

His life was coming around as his girlfriend, Dana Mattera, was expected to move in with him this week.

That was when "my life was turned upside down," Matthews said.

A stolen car driven by a teenager crashed into his home during a chase with Bristol Township Police.

While no one was injured, the "catastrophic crash" made the house uninhabitable.

"My girlfriend, Dana, in her great nature, has been selling or giving away all that she owns," to move in with him, Matthews said. "She ordered herself a brand new bed that this car ran completely over. We have no idea what condition it's in."

Matthews has started a fundraiser to support his girlfriend. So far, the GoFundMe page has raised over $800 of its $5,000 goal.

"I'm not sure exactly what I'm asking for… I would just love for people to help us out because we need help, and because Dana is the best person I know, and she helps so many people, she deserves a win," he said.

The Bristol Township Police Department said they received a 911 call at 11:59 p.m. last Monday about several male teenagers entering vehicles in the 400 block of Stonybrook Drive located in the township's Levittown section.

Police said he attempted to flee in the stolen vehicle, crashing into a home along the 400 block of Stonybrook Drive.

The teenager was not injured and taken into custody without further incident.