Peoria Nonprofit Engages Community in Hurricane Relief Efforts
Mobilizing Community Support for Hurricane Relief
In an inspiring move, Peoria Riverkeeper, a burgeoning nonprofit based in Peoria, is actively participating in hurricane relief initiatives. Scheduled to send volunteers to Asheville, North Carolina, on Oct. 18, the nonprofit aims to provide aid where it’s needed most. Community members have shown strong support by donating essential supplies such as food, water, blankets, and more.
Community Engagement and Collective Action
CEO Michael Smallberger played a pivotal role in this effort, participating in the packing of supplies at their Green Valley location. Smallberger highlighted the importance of community involvement in such relief efforts, stating it showcases the power of collective action for those affected by natural disasters.
- Volunteers mobilized for on-ground support
- Community donations critical for relief
- Timely response to disaster scenarios
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