Hope after Hurricane IAN Disaster
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Where people come together to help the people impacted by Hurricane Ian Recover.
Hope after Hurricane IAN Disaster
Where people come together to help the people impacted by Hurricane Ian Recover.
Hurricane Ian made landfall on the Southwest Florida coast Wednesday afternoon on September 28th. At near Category 5 strength, Ian wreaked havoc along the southwestern coast of Florida landing in Cayo Costa. Ian was top 5 strongest hurricanes to make landfall ever on the west coast of the Florida peninsula. Extremely dangerous conditions — including catastrophic floods and life-threatening storm surge made Hurricane Ian large, deadly and destructive, causing widespread damage as it travelled across southeast Florida, leaving over 2 million without electricity and over 100 dead in its wake.
Florida's death toll from Hurricane Ian has climbed to at least 101, according to information from local officials. Lee County, which encompasses Fort Myers, accounts for the majority of the fatalities, with at least 35 lives lost in the county, according to the Lee County Sheriff's Office. Ian caused catastrophic damage in parts of Southwest Florida, mostly from flooding due to extreme storm surge and rainfall, leaving inhabitants to take refuge on their roofs. Ft. Myers, Naples, experienced major flooding bridges from Sanibel and Pine Island to Ft Myers collapsed.
No person is an island. We believe we must help each other cope when disaster strikes. We are a unifying force for good. Thank you for joining hands with us to do just that. Every gift counts. Every item makes a difference to those who have lost or left behind everything. Please do what you can, volunteer, donate, start a collection.
Thank you Palm Beach County!
Watch our hardest working team from Palm Beach County Cares! See Melissa & Brandon hand out hundreds of pounds of food, water, baby and child products to the people directly hit by Hurricane Ian. Thanks to White Lion Movers and crew also. We go back again this weekend. All Donations Aboard! Drop yours off this week at our 17 locations or use the Amazon Wish List. Thank you!
Take US 1 and exit at the entrance to the FPL Power Plant. Come around the 1/2 circle and continue on straight, then take left under the bridge overpass. The PBCC Warehouse is in the yellow building on your left hand side.
This is the Margaritaville At Sea Paradise Cruise Warehouse.
Take US 1 and exit at the entrance to the FPL Power Plant. Come around the 1/2 circle and continue on straight, then take left under the bridge overpass. The PBCC Warehouse is in the yellow building on your left hand side.
This is the Margaritaville At Sea Paradise Cruise Warehouse.
270 N Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.
OPEN: Monday-Frirday
OPEN 8:00 AM
CLOSE: 4:00 PM
WELCOME TO DROP OFF:
Donations of Dry nonperishable foods, water bottles, clothing, first aid items, hygiene products, baby care items, and tarps.
SUBCULTURE
509 N Clematis St,
West Palm Beach, FL 33401,
LOST WEEKEND
218 Española Way,
Miami Beach, FL 33139
KILL YOUR IDOL
222 Española Way
Miami Beach, FL 33139
HOWLEY’S
4700 S Dixie Hwy
West Palm Beach, FL 33405
SUBCULTURE
123 E Atlantic Ave
Delray Beach, FL 33444
HONEY
16 E Atlantic Ave
Delray Beach, FL 33444
DADA
52 N Swinton Ave
Delray Beach, FL 33444
811 Belvedere Rd, West Palm Beach, FL 33405, United States
+1 786 521 1199
Satruday 10/8/2022
Sunday 10/9/2022
OPEN: 11:00 AM
CLOSE: 5:00 PM
Look for the Giant Moving Truck in front with the PBCC Banner
White Lion Movers are filling 2 30-foot moving trucks for Fort Myers and Naples destinations. First Truck is loading up in front of the Box Gallery 10/8-10/9 Saturday and Sunday. Second Truck is loading up all collections at Subculture Coffee and other retail locations and headed out next week 10/15. Lets fill these trucks!
First Responders and Nurses report to us from the front lines that families left Sanibel with an overnight bag.
Now kids have nothing and need our help.
YOU KNOW WHAT TO DO!
Drop off all things kids at our partner locations below.
Sourced by our Boots on the Ground partners from Lee County, Hendry County and Collier County. .
We have reactivated Palm Beach County Cares for the catastrophic need in the wake of hurrican Ian. Co-founded by Ambassador Robin Bernstein and Port Commissioner Katherine Waldron (pictured). We are a bipartisan collaborative of citizens who care. Our SW Florida Mission is led by our comittee of chairs: Juan Pagan, Enrique Suarez, Rolando Chang Barrera
Start your own collection or donate bulk items from the needed supplies list. We welcome all, thank you. Please email us to schedule and arrange Drop Offs or Pick Ups.
In Kind donations and Sponsors welcome. Tax deductible gifts are appreciated and donation receipt will be supplied by our fiscal agent nonprofit partner, Hospitality Helping Hands.
Be a Life Saver. Extend your hand to stop the agony of people struck by disaster suffering without life's basic needs. Join Palm Beach County cares and watch your direct impact materialize.
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