How To Help Hurricane Dorian Survivors In The Bahamas

Dear Friends:

Here, in South Florida, we were fortunate to escape the wrath and fury of Hurricane Dorian. However, our neighbors in the Bahamas suffered unbelievable losses.

Our firm is joining forces with The Rotary Club of Weston (of which Roy Oppenheim has been affiliated for the past three decades) in the collection of nonperishable supplies for the Bahamas in the aftermath of the storm.
While the following is not exhaustive, you can donate items such as:

•Supplies:

Candles, Batteries, Toilet Paper, Soap & Shampoo, Sunscreen, Toothbrush/Toothpaste, Diapers—both Adult and Infant, Paper products: cups, plates, plastic utensils, baby wipes, baby formula, and toiletries

• Nonperishable Food Items:

Canned tuna, spam, ham, sardines, chicken, pasta, pasta sauce, soups, rice, grits, oats, flour, canned fruit and vegetables, beans, peanut butter, teabags, crackers, jelly, dry cereal, sugar, ramen noodles, juices.

Here are the drop off-locations:

Broward County

• SpareZ Bowling – 5325 S University Dr, Davie / 9:00am to 1:00am, seven days a week
• Weston Hills Country Club, 2600 Country Club Way, Weston / Tuesday, Sept. 3–Friday, Sept. 6. 7 a.m.–10 p.m.

Dade County

• Florida Blue Center (The Falls) – 8895 SW 136th Street, Miami / Hours: M-F 9am-7pm & Sat 9am-4pm
• Coral Gables Fire Station 1 (Headquarters) 2815 Salzedo Street
• Coral Gables Fire Station 2, 525 South Dixie Highway
• Coral Gables Fire Station 3, 11911 Old Cutler Road

We thank you for your support!

All of Us at Weston Title

 

Originally posted at South Florida Law Blog: How To Help Hurricane Dorian Survivors In The Bahamas https://southfloridalawblog.com/how-to-help-hurricane-dorian-survivors-in-the-bahamas/