Nonprofits to host hurricane relief drive Friday

St. Petersburg, FLLocal News

On Friday, October 4, multiple nonprofits in St. Petersburg will come together to host a hurricane relief drive aimed at assisting residents impacted by recent storms. The event will provide essential supplies, including hot meals, nonperishable foods, water, cleaning supplies, hygiene items, pet food, and diapers. It will also serve as a resource hub for information related to recovery efforts. The drive will occur at various locations, starting at the Enoch Davis Center from 11:30 a.

m. to 12:30 p. m. This initiative underscores the solidarity and support within the community during difficult times. Local organizations are working collaboratively to maximize the impact of the relief efforts.

Residents are encouraged to attend and contribute, whether by donating items or seeking assistance. The relief drive represents a vital step in helping the community recover and rebuild after the hurricanes.

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