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Sayville Business Seeks Donations, Volunteers to Help Local Family
Main Street shop is looking for immediate help for Sayville family who lost their home to a fire after Hurricane Sandy.
The Seafarer Gift Shop at 28 South Main Street in Sayville is looking for volunteers and donations today to help a Sayville family who lost their house to a fire after the arrival of Hurricane Sandy.
"If you are free today (now is good!) I've spearheaded a food and clothing drive for hurricane victims," said Barbara Whitbread, store owner, in an email this morning sent about 8:30 a.m.
"I have cleared the tables of merchandise and have a growing pile of food and clothing donations that need to be sorted. I need volunteers as fast as possible."
Clothing items are needed for displaced family members:
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Boy: Kindergarten - probably around size 5 or small, maybe size 13 or 1 shoe Boy: 2nd Grade - size 7 or medium, probably size 2 - 2.5 shoe
Ladies: Size 4
Mens: Size XL
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