Here at Patch, an integral part of our mission is to connect local volunteers with local volunteer opportunities. In fact, each editor receives five paid days a year to volunteer in their community.
In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, there's plenty of folks who need help out there ... perhaps an elderly neighbor needs help cleaning up his yard, or a local shelter needs staffers, or an environmental group needs extra pairs of hands to remove debris and seaweed from the ravaged beaches.
So we'd like to provide this space for you, our central Connecticut shoreline readers, to give a shout out in the comments if you're looking for a way to help or you know someone or some group that needs help cleaning up after Sandy. Groups who are doing clean-up or outreach, let people know. If you want to volunteer, tell us about any special skills or equipment you have (got a chainsaw?).
One reminder: Don't put sensitive information such as addresses and phone numbers in the comments unless you're comfortable with it being public.
This article is cross-published to Patch sites in New Haven and Middlesex Counties that include the towns of Clinton, Madison, Guilford, Branford, East Haven, North Haven and North Branford.
