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Park Valley Church seeks donations for Oklahoma survivors

The Ronald Reagan Middle School PTSO is joining with Park Valley Church (PVC) to help those in need in Oklahoma. Park Valley Church, which holds its youth service at the school, is leading an effort by taking supplies and volunteers to ground zero to help the victims of the tragedy that took place this week just south of Oklahoma City.

Park Valley Church will provide the U-Haul, but they need people who are willing to make the trip and supply donations to the tornado victims.

Donations can be dropped off during school hours at RRMS or at PVC between Thursday (5/23) and Saturday (5/25). The school is located at 15801 Tanning House Place, Haymarket. PVC is located at 4500 Waverly Farm Dr., Haymarket. Donations will be accepted between the hours of 5 and 8 p.m. in the overflow area of the church. A group will head down to Oklahoma Sunday after the 9 a.m. church service.

Here is what they need:
School supplies
Bottled water
Baby formula
Diapers
Baby Wipes
Flash lights
Batteries
Feminine hygiene items
Bibles
Non-perishable food
Trucks or vans
Volunteers to load the trucks
Volunteers to make the trip
Monetary donations to offset the cost of U-hauls, gas
The church is in contact with ministries in the area so they can be of service in the areas most in need. For more information please email Eric Arcia at thearcias@msn.com, Barry White at pastor@parkvalleychurch.com or Kevven Kijak at kevven@parkvalleychurch.com.
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