[Nfbsf] Changing What It Means To Be Blind: Bute Fire Contributions

Peacefulwoman89 at cox.net Peacefulwoman89 at cox.net
Wed Nov 21 04:36:24 UTC 2018


You bring up a very practical point. On the other hand, I am thinking about the fact that some of us in the chapter are able to give in small ways; a $3.00 pair of sox, or a $2.00 tube of tooth paste. 

If anyone would like to contribute gas cards, grocery cards, phone cards etc. feel free to also bring these items to the Holiday Party. 

Lisa   

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From: NFBSF <nfbsf-bounces at nfbnet.org> On Behalf Of Susan Kitazawa via NFBSF
Sent: Tuesday, November 20, 2018 5:35 PM
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Cc: Susan Kitazawa <plantpoems at gmail.com>
Subject: Re: [Nfbsf] Changing What It Means To Be Blind: Bute Fire Contributions

      That’s a great idea to do something to help the fire survivors.
      They’ve been saying on TV news that it would be more helpful for fire survivors to receive gift cards for practical needs such as grocery stores, Target, gas cards, etc. so they can buy the things they most need.
      The Red Cross can always use donations of money for the work that they’re doing.
      Aid groups are often somewhat overwhelmed by donations of physical objects. especially this far into an evacuation.

Sent from Susan's eyeToy

> On Nov 20, 2018, at 4:42 PM, Peacefulwoman89--- via NFBSF <nfbsf at nfbnet.org> wrote:
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> Hello Chapter Family,
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> I'm writing at the request of President Christina. As you are aware, 
> thousands of children and adults lost everything as a result of the 
> devastating Bute Camp Fire. Our Chapter family has the opportunity to 
> help other families. Let's pull together and lend a helping hand to 
> this community and truly change what it means to be blind and show compassion.
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> On Tuesday December 11th, the night of the Holiday Party, please bring 
> personal hygiene items such as tooth paste, deodorant or feminine 
> hygiene products. Or, you may wish to bring new socks, T-shirts or 
> gloves. Many of these items can be found at Grocery Bargain Outlet in 
> SF or at Dollar Stores, or in my case -the hall closet. Please do not wrap these items.
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> Prior to December 11th I will identify an organization such as the Red 
> Cross who  will accept our donated items. I will accept responsibility 
> for ensuring these items are delivered to the organization. However, 
> should another chapter member wish to help me out I would welcome your support.
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> Please contact me on-list if you have any questions. 
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> Respectfully,
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> Lisa Irving
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