Here is How You Can Help Wareham DECA's 'Operation Warmth'
DECA at Wareham High School aims to collect winter gear to be donated to victims of domestic violence at The Women’s Center in New Bedford. Here's how to help.
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DECA at Wareham High School aims to collect winter gear to be donated to victims of domestic violence at The Women’s Center in New Bedford. Here's how to help.
The Gaston County Police Department is accepting coat donations to ensure kids have adequate clothing during the cold winter months.
Amiria Shakur and her little ones were all delighted over the sight of their new winter gear. "It's very important for those who don't have it and are in need, so I thank the mayor and also those who told me about this program," Shakur said. Rogers said despite the hard times on everyone, he's grateful village businesses still stepped up to give back "It's difficult on even some of the businesses. They are struggling right now, but they've continued to help," Rogers said. He is hoping the community's generosity continues throughout the year because, he said, at the end of the day, the smiling...
EDMONTON -- Operation Warmth, a youth charity organization, donated 150 bags of clothing on Tuesday to homeless Edmontonians at the Bissell Centre and the Edmonton Convention Centre. “A lot of us were expecting a bit less due to COVID, we weren’t expecting so many people to donate,” said Avishek Airi, co-founder of Operation Warmth. The group was founded four years ago by high school friends. They support larger organizations like the Bissell Centre, the Edmonton Food Bank and WIN House. “We wanted to give back to the community that raised us to be how we were and we decided t...
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