Make a Difference: Catholic Charities
WHO: A family of six.
AGENCY: Catholic Charities, Diocese of Norwich
THEIR SITUATION: The family was displaced due to medical surgeries over the past six months and were without income. After living in their car and trying to find suitable housing, the family finally obtained permanent affordable housing. With their low income, they can barely afford the most basic needs and monthly expenses.
WHAT TO GIVE:
- Father - size 9.5 shoes, 36/33 pants, large shirts
- Mother - size 6.5 shoes, 14 pants, medium shirts
- 14-year-old boy - size 10 shoes, 32/36 pants, medium shirts
- 11-year-old girl - size 4.5 shoes, 14 pants girl, 14/M shirts
- 9-year-old girl- size 3 shoes, 9/10 pants and shirts
- 7-year-old boy- size 7/8 pants and shirts
- curtains for the house and a microwave.
TO DONATE: Drop off or mail donations to: Catholic Charities, Diocese of Norwich, attn: Miriam Rodriguez, 331 Main St., Norwich, CT 06360.
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