Saturday, 17 November 2012
Restore The Shore!
I'am sure we have all heard about hurrican Sandy. New Jersey residents battered by Hurricane Sandy find help from neighbors, government, and local non-profit groups such as a new non-profit start up "Restore The Shore." Frustration, anger, devastation and loss still grips many in the Northeastern part of the United States, as victims of Hurricane Sandy try to pick up the pieces of their lives, after returning home to find their world shattered from the storm. Dubbed a "Superstorm," Sandy barreled her way through the Northeast Coast late in October, causing an estimated $50 billion in damage, and claimed at least 120 lives during its rampage from the warm waters of the Caribbean, to the snow topped mountains of West Virginia. Sandy threw one hell of a punch at the East Coast, however the people of The Garden State refuse to stay down. There is no doubt the road back will be a long, hard and costly for many in the hardest hit communities, however, with help from neighbors, government and charitable organizations, there is no doubt that the Jersey Shore will bounce back better than ever. Both the Jersey Shore and New York City were brutally devastated when Hurricane Sandy hit back in late October. Many have lost their homes while others still remain without power. Last night MTV personalities came together for the “Restore the Shore” telethon to help raise funds for those in need. The cast of “Jersey Shore” as well as many other MTV personality guests gathered in MTV’s Times Square studio to collect donations that are to go towards helping restore the Seaside Heights boardwalk as well as help local businesses and residents in the area.
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This is actually a very good posting topic.
ReplyDeleteI heard Vinnie on the radio the other day discussing the Financial impacts and effects the hurricane had at the Jersey Shore and his hometown, Stanton Island.
Any thoughts/insights about this matter from a business perspective either the effects of the hurricane or going forward, the positive effects the Restore the Shore campaign will have?