More than $11,425 had been raised on the GoFundMe for Merlin Vazquez as of Tuesday afternoon.
Vazquez, 36, was furniture shopping on the second floor of 871 Elizabeth Ave., when the fire broke out in a soda machine in the dollar store downstairs around 6 p.m., ABC7 reports.
Victims tried getting out of the back door of the second floor, but were trapped due to a locked gate, a city spokeswoman said.
Vazquez's daughter Daniela Marquez, 8, and her friend Elizabeth Correas, 11, were killed that night. Tuesday morning, the bodies of Paola Marquez, 10 -- Vazquez's other daughter -- and Candida Candida Martinez-Del Reyes, 41, were found in the rubble, ABC7 says.
Vazquez was "fighting for her life" at Trinitas Regional Medical Center, according to the GoFundMe, launched by Sherley Figueroa.
The fire reached five alarms in less than an hour, and was declared under control at 9:25 p.m.
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