Case managers help give hope by getting donated furniture to clients whose furniture was destroyed by Hurricane Wilma as they prepare for Memorial Weekend when Volunteers from Lakeland will come in to help rebuild homes.
On Saturday as many were relaxing and enjoying the holiday weekend, others were repairing doors, roofs, hanging drywall, replacing ceiling and paneling to help the residents of Hendry and Glades counties continue in their recovery efforts.
Staff are busy planning for more volunteer groups coming this summer from Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania. They also hope to challenge local businesses and individuals to help pitch in as well with donations and volunteer time.
C.R.E.W., Inc
863-983-2390
121 Central Avenue, (around back)
Clewiston, Florida
7 comments:
Hey, where is Central Avenue? In Wisconsin?
Hey, where is Central Avenue? In Wisconsin?
Hey, where is Central Avenue? In Wisconsin?
Did Wisconsin ever had the chance to recover from "Hurricane"?
Don't know what that person is thinking?
I am embarrassed to admit, although I know I'm not the only one, without reminders such as this Blog, too many of us in other parts of the country do not have the hurricane victims on our radar as we did at the start of this crisis. The impact your group and similiar groups are having in the lives of these folks is astounding. Just as astounding, the fact our government isn't MORE involved.......Thank God for your organization.
Hi,
I have metal hurricane shutters from my house. Would like to donate them, if someone could pick them up in a truck.
E-mail jeanierodriguez@hotmail.com
I think you guys are doing a great work - much needed by this community. I do have one question however. I read all the articles and news info that I see regarding your group. One thing I don't ever see is anything where you are partnering with the group Project HOPE I have had a lot of dealings with this group and I know that they have done quite a lot with regards to helping to get folks hooked up with you all as well as helping you guys with the folks you ar working with. I think it would be nice to see them mentioned occasionally in some of your media(paper articles).
Thanks for all you do
JCL
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