While the DAT team was assisting the affected family, a gentleman from a nearby church came to offer their parking lot and facilities.The DAT team, and family alike, were very appreciative of this act of generosity from the community.
Sunday, March 15, 2009
Disaster Action Team (DAT) Responds to Fire
While the DAT team was assisting the affected family, a gentleman from a nearby church came to offer their parking lot and facilities.The DAT team, and family alike, were very appreciative of this act of generosity from the community.
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Good job Kris, Will, and Nermine! So what happened with the car problems??
ReplyDeleteWhen a DAT team member's vehicle battery failed, a nearby resident offered a set of jumper cables to assist the team member. This was an example of where the Red Cross extended a helping hand, and then we welcomed help from the community. Moreover, our team member may have successfully recruited a new volunteer.
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