HURRICANE HELENE & MILTON DONATIONS
As communities affected by Hurricane Helene and Milton continue to recover from the devastation, there is an urgent need for water, food, and essential supplies. We’re taking donations to help provide relief to those impacted by the storm, especially those still without access to clean water or basic necessities.
Your generosity will help families in need get through this challenging time.
📦 How You Can Help:
We are collecting financial donations to support the purchase and delivery of supplies in Florida, Tennessee and North Carolina. We have contacts in each state that we will be coordinating directly with.
Thank you for your support in helping us provide relief to those in desperate need during this difficult time.
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Three Flagler Palm Coast High School Students Arrested on Felony Charges in Two Days
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Palm Coast Updates Pet Licensing Fees for First Time Since 2008
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Flagler County Health and Human Services Closes Friday, Today, for Move to New Nexus Center
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Downtown Flagler Beach Businesses Report Revenue Decline During Pier Reconstruction
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Congressman Randy Fine Delivers $8.7 Million in Federal Beach Restoration Funding to Flagler County
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Flagler Schools Joins Statewide Campaign to Highlight Public School Successes
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Flagler School Board Discusses New Food Service Technology, Job Descriptions, and E-Bike Safety Concerns
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Flagler Schools Reports Rising Graduation Rates at Both High Schools
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