Norwalk businesses organize relief effort to donate to elderly refugees
Business owners in Norwalk are helping a Ukrainian relief effort focused on providing helpful devices for elderly refugees.
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Mar 27, 2022, 1:30 AM
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Updated 1,023 days ago
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6h agoBusiness owners in
Norwalk are helping a Ukrainian relief effort focused on providing helpful
devices for elderly refugees.
Volunteers tell News 12 they're collecting
items like walkers and wheelchairs for the thousands of older Ukrainians
caught up in the crisis.
To help church-based Ukrainian relief effort,
contact Brooklyn Heights Ukrainian church organizers at:
clairvoyantcapital@msn.com
clairvoyantcapital@msn.com
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