Poinsettia and wreath sale pays to repair Hurricane Sandy damage
Dec 23, 2013
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The Sea Isle City Italian-American Club Women's Auxiliary recently raised money from a poinsettia and wreath sale to help pay for repairs to the organization's club house, which was damaged during Hurricane Sandy.
The auxiliary raises money for charitable efforts every year. But the group decided it needed to make repairs to the club house on JFK Boulevard in order to help others in the future, according to auxiliary vice president Colleen Falcone.
Source: http://www.shorenewstoday.com/
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