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Help NYC’s Homeless: Donate to Cona Elder Law’s Midnight Run Relief Mission
No one chooses to be homeless.
All it takes is a serious turn of events in one’s life: losing a job, a death in the family, escaping an abusive home, substance abuse or illness. People tend to stereotype the homeless, but it reality,
it can happen to anyone…
On January 29, 2022, Cona Elder Law is planning our sixth Midnight Run relief mission to hand-deliver food and warm clothes to NYC’s homeless. As we prepare for our Midnight Run into Manhattan, we are asking for your support.
Your donations of new goods and/or money will help bring sustenance, warmth and assistance to the homeless, which, when delivered with our compassion and empathy, will provide emotional support as well.
Donations of the items listed below can be made by delivery to our office in Melville during the months of December and January:
- Toiletry Kits
- Blankets
- Individually Packed Snack Food
- Sleeping Bags
- Winter Hats, Gloves, Scarves
- Bottled Water
- Monetary Contributions
We can only accept the above items.
Monetary donations will be used to purchase and supplement the above items.
Please make checks payable to Cona Elder Law Charitable Events and write Midnight Run on the memo line.
Questions? Contact Shannon Quinn at 631.933.1379 or email squinn@conalaw.com
The Cona Elder Law Midnight Run team sincerely thanks you on behalf of the many homeless you will be feeding and clothing on a cold winter night.
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