A charity in North Carolina assist hurricane victims at a high school
@Deepizzaguy (104231)
Lake Charles, Louisiana
December 23, 2024 4:56pm CST
Durham County Rescue Mission CEO Rob Tuft was saddened to see the damages of Asheville North Carolina when Hurricane Helene damaged the area that his employees of the same charity group decided to visit AC Reynolds High School on Friday December 20 by having a tractor-trailer bring toys to the hurricane victims as well as have his employees cook meals for the hurricane victims.
The persons who did receive a meal are really grateful that the Durham County Rescue Mission volunteers made their holiday season even better this year.
Link is wlos.com/news/local/dur...
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@Deepizzaguy (104231)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
8h
They really were appreciative of the toys and the meals given to them by the mission charity.
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@celticeagle (168369)
• Boise, Idaho
11h
It is nice that the Christmas spirit is being seen here.
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@Deepizzaguy (104231)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
8h
I am in agreement with you that charities are excellent in assisting persons in need.
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@innertalks (22096)
• Australia
13h
Showing compassion, and helping others in distress, is a big part of the Christmas message, and spirit too. Thanks for the feel-good story at this time of year.
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@Deepizzaguy (104231)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
8h
My pleasure to share this feel good story here.
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