Hurricane Sandy
Homegrown Effort To Help Bayshore Families In Crisis Gets Organized
The bustling humanitarian effort at a formerly vacant storefront to clothe, feed and fortify the unluckiest victims of Hurricane Sandy just keeps growing stronger.
Shortly after the winds and floods of Hurricane Sandy died down and the full gloomy picture of the devastation became known, local firehouses and churches and even a liquor store sprang up to collect donated goods for the storm victims. But as word spread and the mountains of clothes grew, organizers began brainstorming a better, longer term solution. An offer was made to lend the empty Childrens Wear and Foodtown stores for 30-days, and the army of people volunteers moved in. Its been dubbed "The Beacon of Hope" by the Northern Monmouth Chamber of Commerce members whose members are behind it. The auto dealers Keyport Nissan and Hazlet Buhler have joined the Raine organization as major sponsors. A dozen restaurants, mostly from Hazlet …
mario schito
7:53 am on Saturday, November 10, 2012
In the aftermath of hurricane Sandy, my company is trying to help as many people as possible with their flooded basements, cellars, & general debris. Our offices are being flooded with calls for rolloff containers ranging from 10-40 yards. We are a locat trash company based in Middletown, NJ, with over 60 years experience in the industry. Please do not hesitate to call me with any questions or … more ›