Page 10 - Brightside Project News Today

This effort was led by Columbiana County McDonalds operator, Steve Telischek. Restaurant owners and operators across Northeast Ohio are on board.

Hundreds of people were helped Saturday thanks to the Brightside Project's community-wide drive-thru distribution.

Brightside Project members will hand out water, food, personal care items, new pillows for kids, nasal cleaning kits, air filters and more at the distribution.

/PRNewswire/ -- Silicon Valley Innovations, Inc (SVI) has donated more than 4,000 nasal cleansing kits (NasoClenz™) to those affected by the train derailment...

The Brightside Project, a 501(C)3 nonprofit organization in Salem, Ohio, will hold a drive-thru distribution event at East Palestine High School on March 4.

Families living in East Palestine, Negley, Darlington, Unity and New Waterford are all eligible to attend but proof of residency is required.

According to a statement from the Governor’s Office, the couple will visit the derailment site for an update on the status of hazardous waste removal from Ohio EPA.

/PRNewswire/ -- An unprecedented train derailment carrying toxic chemicals occurred in East Palestine, Ohio a few weeks ago. The families were evacuated and...

The non-profit will be open from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on Tuesday, February 14 and Wednesday, February 15 and will be giving away items for East Palestine residents in need.

Several schools in the area are closed on Tuesday