Dallas Relief Effort Updates
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Volunteer Updates
— Allergic to Hourly\u2122 | Business + Marketing Coach (@Allergic2Hourly) February 17, 2021
We have a bunch of food but nowhere to get organized
The guys are setting up food depots to make it easier for our drivers to make deliveries.
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— Allergic to Hourly\u2122 | Business + Marketing Coach (@Allergic2Hourly) February 17, 2021
FYI, we\u2019re not a government agency or a government funded organization so there are limitations on what we could do but we are doing are best. All the funds being used is coming from donors or our own pockets. Please respect that.
— Zigg \u267b\ufe0f (@XaviercMiller) February 18, 2021
- all emergency requests have been contacted and are being assigned a driver for supply dropoff or transportation (elderly, disabled, medical, kids)
- volunteers worked around the clock calling stores, families, hotels, organizing data for us
We begin again tomorrow. We really need help on the ground tomorrow for Dallas and Houston.
- grocery runs to buy supplies food, & water
- dropping off supplies to families
- transport to hotel or warming center
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