Florida needs our help. Let me convince you …
You’ve heard and maybe even seen some of the devastation in Florida following the wrath of Hurricane Ian. Every time I see something or hear something about the storm I say a prayer for those affected and thank God my mom hasn’t moved down for the winter yet.
Mom lives in a retirement mobile home park in Englewood, Florida. This community is amazing. The residents and renters there range in age from people in their 60s to folks over 100 years old and they all watch out for each other. They drive each other to doctor appointments, they do each other’s grocery shopping or runs to the drug store. When something like this happens they all try to do what they can, but they are senior citizens with limited resources. See pictures and videos below

Please make a donation to the Red Cross to help the residents of Florida get back on their feet.

• Flooding everywhere (with FGL)

  Posted by Lisa Powers on Monday, October 3, 2022

• Look at the debris!

  Posted by Lisa Powers on Monday, October 3, 2022

• Wow. No power until Sunday?!

  

• My mom's friend lived. LIVED. in this neighborhood. She's homeless now.

  This is Gasparilla pines blvd, just want to let you all know the everyone in this neighborhood are fine.Hope this can help, Englewood we are Strong🙏🏼

  Posted by Nancy Perez on Sunday, October 2, 2022

• The community unites.

  Good morning! The Jubilee Center is providing a DRIVE THRU for food, water, paper products, cleaning supplies from 10 am...

  Posted by St. David's Jubilee Center of Englewood Florida on Monday, October 3, 2022

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