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Old 11-16-2012, 07:43 AM
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Roberta
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Originally Posted by sewNso View Post
roberta, say yes, and let the lady buy your husband a coat. i wouldn't want my 70 yr old husband getting cold.
i wish i knew what i could do to help. have not heard of any collections around jackson or lansing michigan.

I just said to my husband, 'what could one 65 yr old lady do to help?" i have been reading links, which generated from another link on this site. and it said that if you organize a 'truckload donation' etc. to be sure and cordinate with local volunteer organizations in the effected area. etc. another link mentioned charcoal, and grills, diapers, pet food. still putting a lot of thought into it. looking for ideas, for me to help. i see mormans are sending in tons of young people to just clean. they are the kids in the yellow vests if you see them on the news. --helping hands.
He is going to take a 1/2 day on Monday and run to Wal-Mart to get a coat. Gov't workers aren't allowed to accept gifts.

I would think warm clothes, blankets, etc. would be very welcomed by people in NY and NJ. The wonderful volunteers are amazing going in and tearing the "guts" out of houses so people can again rebuild. I saw a news clip last night where people were allowed to visit their property in Staten Island and in one house there was a large BOAT in the living room, just unreal what's happened.
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