Donation site set up for Peekskill fire victims
City officials have announced they are partnering with the Salvation Army to help residents who are now homeless.
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Jan 11, 2023, 12:42 PM
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Updated 638 days ago
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City officials have
announced they are partnering with the Salvation Army to help residents who are
now homeless.
People wishing to help can
click here to donate. You can either choose a contribution of money
or write in an amount you can afford.
All of it will go to the
more than 25 people who are now homeless and lost everything.
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