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Two 19-year-old Seattle women are still missing after a deadly earthquake in Nepal.

Bailey Meola and Sydney Schumacher were trekking in the Langtang Valley when the magnitude 7.8 quake hit last Saturday.

Bailey’s mother, Rachelle Brown, told ³ÉÈËXÕ¾ Radio’s Ron and Don Show Tuesday the last time she talked to her daughter was minutes before she was boarding a bus that would take her to what is essentially the trail head.

“It’s not over until it’s over. Right now, we’re still trying to write their history,” Brown said. “We love our girls. We really do.”

The families are asking for to help Bailey and Sydney in Nepal. As of Tuesday evening, an indiegogo account has raised more than $7,300.

Both women are experienced hikers, trained in first aid and CPR, according to Brown.

The girls have been traveling the world after graduating from Seattle’s Garfield High School in 2014.

“She did a 42 mile hike before she was in kindergarten,” Brown said about her daughter.

Both families have been in contact with U.S. State Department.

Joe DiCarlo with told Ron and Don it’s important these two families don’t give up hope.

“Communication is limited,” he said. “Keep seeking information about their daughters. Keep praying for a good outcome.”

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DiCarlo said MIT is sending a second team to Nepal. If you’d like to drop off supplies to their here is a list of needed items:

30 Expedition bags – (Roller bags or not. Variety of sizes: Some for overnight, some for a week long.), 7 Tents (2 man & 3 man tents) – the medical teams have to sleep outdoors due to risk of collapsing buildings, 7 Sleeping pads, 7 Three-season sleeping bags, 10 individual water filters, 2 water buckets, Backpacking showers, Small and assorted rain gear for 30 people, Warm underlayers, Compact solar chargers for phones, laptops, cameras, 6 solar lamps, 12-15 headlamps

The Associated Press contributed to this report.