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    Catholic Charities to host drive for survivors of Hurricane Helene

    1 days ago
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    SCOTT, La. — In response to Hurricane Helene's devastation, Catholic Charities of Acadiana will host a one-day, item-specific drive on Monday, October 14, to collect relief supplies for survivors. The drive will take place from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM at the Catholic Charities of Acadiana Regional Disaster Response Warehouse at 403 Ambassador Caffery Pkwy, Scott, LA 70507.

    Catholic Charities of Acadiana will be accepting the following items to assist in recovery efforts:

    • Tarps
    • Large black trash bags
    • Cleaning supplies (mops, brooms, laundry detergent, and moldicide)
    • Diapers (all sizes)
    • $25 Visa gift cards

    Catholic Charities states that it is grateful for all offers of support but asks that donors focus on the items requested to ensure that it fulfills the requests of the responding agencies in the impacted regions.

    After the drive, Catholic Charities of Acadiana will transport donations to responding Catholic Charities agencies serving the impacted region.

    "We've all been made witness to the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene," said Kim Boudreaux, CEO of Catholic Charities of Acadiana. "When we see suffering, we are compelled to act in a way that offers compassion and relief. This one-day item specific drive is an opportunity for Acadiana to show our neighbors to the East our solidarity, care, and concern, while offering tangible assistance with items that are needed as they recover from the storm."


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    Patricia Simpson
    1d ago
    In my opinion, donate to Samaritan's Purse! Catholic Charities has been helping get the immigrants into the U.S. so is their donations going strictly to immigrants? It is a question worth asking since they are still pushing diversity equity!
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