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North Escambia Collection For Tornado Victims Continues
May 10, 2011
NorthEscambia.com, Pen Air Federal Credit Union and public schools across North Escambia are continuing a collection to help Alabama tornado victims.
Donations are still be accepted at Northview High, Ernest Ward Middle, Molino Park Elementary, Bratt Elementary and Byrneville Elementary. Students are being asked to bring in items for the tornado victims, while the general public is encouraged to drop off their donations at any of the schools.
Items being collected include non-perishable food, water, personal care items (like deodorant, soap, toothpaste and shampoo), diapers, baby wipes, trash bags, mops and other cleaning supplies, batteries, flashlights, manual can openers and more. Clothing and cash are not being accepted at the schools. Monetary donations can be made at any Pen Air FCU location, including Century and Nine Mile Road.
For more information, email news@northescambia.com.
For information on other local tornado victim drives, click here.
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2 Responses to “North Escambia Collection For Tornado Victims Continues”
The Friendship Volunteer Fire Department is still accepting ANY kind of donations!!
Also, areas are in desperate need of fans. Some areas have some tents that were brought in so some can stay on their property. But those without homes living in tents are using generators and could use fans to keep cool. So just a note to let you know this is what the local news is reporting as being needed. Tents, fans, diapers (sizes 4,5,6) and canned foods. All of the food banks are empty trying to keep everyone fed. Thank you for all you do in North Alabama. I know that your donations are appreciated in whatever town they ares sent to!