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Who Needs Help, and Who is Willing to Help?

Do you want to volunteer to help with Hurricane Sandy recovery efforts? Do you need help cleaning up or know someone who does? Connect with each other here.

 

Here at Patch, an integral part of our mission is to connect local volunteers with local volunteer opportunities. In fact, each editor receives five paid days a year to volunteer in their community.

In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, there's plenty of folks who need help out there ... perhaps an elderly neighbor needs help cleaning up his yard, or a local shelter needs staffers, or an environmental group needs extra pairs of hands to remove debris and seaweed from the ravaged beaches.

So we'd like to provide this space for you to give a shout out in the comments if you're looking for a way to help or you know someone or some group that needs help cleaning up after Sandy. Groups who are doing clean-up or outreach, let people know. If you want to volunteer, tell us about any special skills or equipment you have (got a chainsaw?).

One reminder: Don't put sensitive information such as addresses and phone numbers in the comments unless you're comfortable with it being public.

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cheryl May 20, 2013 at 09:09 am
You've got to be kidding me. Do retirees need the gov to do this? What happened to personalRead More RESPONSIBILITY? Let the individual plan for their own retirement. Get the gov OUT of our lives. Yes, trust the state legislators, as we trusted the Social Security was supposed to be held In escrow, what happened? THEY STOLE THE MONEY AND USED IT FOR THEIR THINGS THEY THOUGHT WAS MORE BENEIFICIAL. So, let me get this straight- they take money out of the economy from us only to put it back into the economy because they know better how it should be used. Sure, that makes sense. They know better than YOU.
Debbie S May 16, 2013 at 09:23 pm
Welcome to Hamden! we recommend Donald Kagan at Caremedica in North Haven. Very smart, thoroughRead More and listens. Also the other Physicians Assistant there is awesome too, (I forget his name). Love them! (Only one we don't like is Dr. A. Lopez). 52 Washington Ave., Suite 4, N. Haven. Only about 6-8 min from me in Hamden. 203-672-2800. Good luck!
Kathleen Ramunni (Editor) May 16, 2013 at 09:10 pm
Casey Edwards Arenberg: My whole family sees Dr. Robert Henry, he's located on Whitney/Todd Street.Read More He's a great guy!
Kathleen Ramunni (Editor) May 16, 2013 at 09:10 pm
Cyndi Consoli: Dr. Kumar at Family Practice and Internal Medicine also takes walk-ins if you don'tRead More have an appt. open 8am-8pm M-F, Sat til 4, and Sunday til noon. 2543 Dixwell Ave. Hamden. In that building is also Quest lab, Whitney Imaging for x-rays, sleep disorder center, physical therapy, GI, heart and some other specialists. One stop shopping.
Author Jim Sterba Speaking May 22
cheryl May 16, 2013 at 03:49 pm
UN AGENDA 21- SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT- HERE IT IS FOKES.
Willow Ann Sirch May 15, 2013 at 11:45 am
This event is sponsored by the Hamden Land Conservation Trust. Jim's talk will take place followingRead More a (short) annual meeting.