11/10/2024
In my spare time my wife and I have been volunteering our time and resources to helping Ron Bradford, Gilmer County Air Drop. We have been collecting much needed supplies, and now Toys, for the Children of North Carolina affected by Hurricane. We are putting together Xmas baskets for the kids. I would like to ask my Briarville Clients to please help out if you can. I know times are tough right now, but these kids need our help. 100% of the donations goes directly to the victims. All of us working on this are Volunteers.
Gilmer County Airdrop GoFundme page:
gofund.me/a47ba281
You can also go to our page and see all the work we have been doing
facebook.com/groups/858589513045876 (https://www.facebook.com/groups/858589513045876)
Helping Ron Bradford and the Gilmer County air drop to deliver essential supplies and toys to North Carolina hurricane victims is crucial for several reasons. First and foremost, natural disasters like hurricanes leave communities devastated, with families facing immediate needs for food, water, and shelter. By supporting this initiative, we contribute to the rapid response needed to alleviate suffering and provide comfort to those affected. Moreover, the inclusion of toys is particularly significant; during such traumatic times, children often lose a sense of normalcy and security. Providing them with toys can help restore a sense of joy and distraction amidst the chaos, fostering emotional healing. Additionally, community efforts like this one inspire unity and demonstrate the power of collective action. When individuals rally together to support a common cause, it not only enhances the impact of the aid provided but also reinforces social bonds and solidarity among those involved. Finally, aiding in this effort showcases empathy and reinforces our moral responsibility to help those in distress. By extending our support to Ron Bradford and the Gilmer County air drop, we are not just offering material assistance; we are conveying hope, compassion, and a message that no one is left behind in times of crisis.
What my basement looks like with all the toys we have been donating to the kids