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Tuesday, 19 April 2011 22:29

AMVETS collecting items for victims


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Aerial photo of Bertie County. Aerial photo of Bertie County. Ralph Johnson

AMVETS Post 101 will be collecting donations to assist storm victims in Roanoke Rapids, Halifax County and in Bertie County.

The post, located at 1710 West Tenth Street, will be open to receive donations from individuals, churches and businesses Thursday and Friday afternoon from 4 until 8 and on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

 

Immediate needs are:

 

Work gloves

 

Protective googles

 

Cleaning supplies

 

Baby formula

 

Diapers

 

Wet wipes

 

Toiletries

 

Toothpaste

 

Toothbrushes

 

Combs and brushes

 

Deodorant

 

Soap

 

Many displaced families are staying with friends and family so food staples to add to these dinner tables will be helpful.

AMVETS is coordinating with officials in Bertie County and the City of Roanoke Rapids.

The AMVETS Post 101 phone number is 252-535-0336.

 

Last modified on Wednesday, 20 April 2011 02:21
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