HURRICANE DISASTER RELIEF

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LET US JOIN HANDS AND HEARTS WITH OUR BROTHERS AND SISTERS

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DROP OFF LOCATIONS

CARLS SEAFOOD 2 LOCATIONS

Location 1
2934 N State Rd 7, Lauderdale Lakes, FL 3331

Location 2
35726 N UNIVERSITY DRTAMARAC, FL, 33321.

MEDICAL ITEMS WE ARE COLLECTING

Gauze swabs: 2x2 , 4x4. Disinfectant wipes.
Bandages: Ace, kerlix etc.
Needles Syringes Bp cuffs.
Pulse ox monitors Needles.
Syringes Bandaid Gowns.
Gloves Masks Glucose.
monitors Alcohol preps.
Urine cups
Disinfectant.
wipes Wipes..adults and babies.
Antibacterial soaps
Hand sanitizers
Disposable gowns
Ambu bags
walker,
wheelchair
Personal hygiene supplies: Sanitary napkins
thermometers
incontinence products.
mobility aid
canes
Toothpaste

Oxygen tubing
Paper towels.
Sharps containers
Shoe covers
Disposable hair covers Vacutainers
Scissors
tweezers
instant cold packs
sterile saline
suture kits
steri strips
tourniquets
portable
Suction catheters
oral rehydration packs
salts
medical tape
iodine
chlorhexidine
burn cream
nebulizers
splints
stethoscopes

FOOD ITEMS WE ARE COLLECTING
NON PERISHABLES

Proteins

Canned meats and fish: Tuna, chicken, salmon, and canned stews.
Canned or dried beans: Black, kidney, pinto, and chickpeas.
Nut butters: Peanut butter, almond butter, etc..
Nuts and seeds (unsalted preferred).
Protein bars/granola bars.

Grains

Rice: Brown or white rice.
Pasta: Whole wheat pasta is often preferred.
Whole grain cereals and oatmeal.
Crackers

Fruits and Vegetables

Canned vegetables: Low sodium or no salt added is best.
Canned fruits: Packed in juice or water (not heavy syrup).
Applesauce and fruit cups.
Dried fruits (no sugar added preferred)

Dairy and Alternatives

Shelf-stable milk: Powdered, evaporated, or boxed milk (dairy and alternatives like soy/almond).

Baking and Cooking Essentials

Cooking oil: Olive, vegetable, or canola oil.
Pantry staples: Flour, sugar, salt, and pepper.
Spices and herbs.
Broths/Stocks: Canned or boxed chicken, beef, or vegetable broth.
Condiments: Ketchup, mustard, mayonnaise, tomato sauce, and salsa.

Meal Solutions and Snacks

High Demand Non-Food Items

Diapers, baby formula, and baby food.
Toiletries: Soap, shampoo, toothbrushes, toothpaste, deodorant, and feminine hygiene products.
Cleaning supplies: Laundry detergent, dish soap.

Meal Solutions and Snacks

Soups and stews (canned or boxed).
Macaroni and cheese boxes.
Boxed meal kits (e.g., Hamburger Helper, instant potatoes).
Snack packs and individual items for lunches.

Tip: Check the expiration dates on all donated items to ensure they are current, and avoid donating items in glass containers, which can break easily. Monetary donations are also highly effective, as food banks can use them to purchase items in bulk and fill specific needs.