Sun Sentinel Palm Beach Edition

Time to show support

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More than 200 struggling Broward families face grim holidays with last weekend’s catastroph­ic fire that destroyed the EASE Foundation’s headquarte­rs at the Police Athletic League Foundation in Davie.

The fire destroyed the offices and storeroom filled with food supplies and toys the organizati­on planned to distribute for the holiday season.

EASE (Emergency Assistance Service Effort) Foundation operates on a $500,000 annual budget to lend a hand to hard-working families besieged with rising bills and lower income. Aswe all know, there is still plenty of distress to go around in South Florida.

Moss& Associates has made a donation to go toward the foundation’s most immediate needs, as well as provided them with a computer and printer so they can get up and running without delay. We are directing our Thanksgivi­ng food drive and Christmas toy drive to the organizati­on. That’s just a very small start.

EASE has been there for our neighbors. Nowthe foundation itself is in desperate need to continue its good works. Nowis the time for the community to come together. Contributi­ons in any amount can be sent to EASE at 6901Orange Drive, Davie, FL 33314.

EASE is a great cause andwould brighten holidays for families— our neighbors— still facing challengin­g times.

Bob Moss, Fort Lauderdale

 ?? GINNY DIXON/SUN SENTINEL ?? Dave Parker, foreground and Pastor John Gilliland deliver food and other supplies to the temporary headquarte­rs of the EASE Foundation. All the food and toys they collected were destroyed in a fire.
GINNY DIXON/SUN SENTINEL Dave Parker, foreground and Pastor John Gilliland deliver food and other supplies to the temporary headquarte­rs of the EASE Foundation. All the food and toys they collected were destroyed in a fire.

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