Fairfield mother, children given $2,800 donation from Bridgeport law firm for housing
A Fairfield mother and her two kids, including one who is disabled, will not become homeless Saturday, thanks to a donation from a Bridgeport law firm.
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Jan 22, 2022, 2:59 AM
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Updated 817 days ago
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286ds agoA Fairfield mother and her two kids, including one who is disabled,
will not become homeless Saturday, thanks to a donation from a Bridgeport law
firm.
The firm of
Miller, Rosnick, D'Amico, August & Buttler gave a $2,800 check to the
nonprofit Off the Streets Bridgeport.
The organization
helps people get housing by providing money up front for a security deposit.
The firm tells News 12 it's grateful for the nonprofit.
Both organizations
say they learned about the family through a News 12 report.
