Hurricane Sandy
Brick Storefront Becomes Hurricane Relief Hub
Families by the dozen still seeking help, volunteers say
So many Brick residents needed – and continue to need – help after Superstorm Sandy rolled through that a relief effort started by a few township rsidents outgrew its initial home. Over the weekend, however, volunteers with Brick Hurricane Relief found a new home in the Bay Harbor Plaza shopping center, located at 55 Brick Boulevard. The shopping plaza, which also houses Stop 'N Shop and the Burlington Coat Factory, has now become a hub for the relief group, which got its start in the basement of Visitation Catholic Church the week Sandy struck. "By offering their facilities to us, Visitation Church was instrumental in helping us assist those in our town who needed it most, and we thank them for their support to our cause," said Amy Font, …
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1:34 pm on Saturday, December 22, 2012
Is this premise able to afford a group to come and get information? I believe this is part of what several people were looking for at Brick Council Meetings. They were told to call 732-262-1234. This is not the answer. Is it better to have 50 people call one at a time not even knowing what to ask or have 50 people hear the questions and answers at one time? Hearing one person's question triggers … more ›