FAITH MISSION OPENS NEIGHBORS HELPING NEIGHBORS ACCOUNTS FOR HURRICANE IAN VICTIMS

  
Faith Mission Executive Director Rev. Randy Wells tells Washington County Commissioners on Monday about the ways Faith Mission is reaching out to the victims of Hurricane Ian.

Faith Mission in Brenham has activated its Neighbors Helping Neighbors program to provide assistance to the victims of Hurricane Ian.

Faith Mission, an extension of the Salvation Army, has opened accounts at Brenham National Bank, Bank of Brenham and Citizens State Bank for anyone who wishes to donate toward relief efforts in the wake of the deadly storm that struck Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina and Cuba.

Faith Mission Executive Director Reverend Randy Wells told Washington County Commissioners on Monday that the hurricane’s devastating effects will be felt for many years.

 

 

Money donated into the Neighbors Helping Neighbors accounts stays separate from other Faith Mission funds and is used exclusively for disaster aid.

Rev. Wells said Washington County is a very generous place and encouraged everyone to keep all of the people impacted by the hurricane in their thoughts.

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