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Volunteers Needed at Schultz Fire Burn Area

By admin on September 15, 2011 in Local News

Volunteers are needed to help fill sandbags for the Schultz Flood area. Beginning today, the United Way of Northern Arizona staff will be at the Silver Saddle gas station on the corner of 89A and Silver Saddle Road to help in the process. Volunteers are needed for the next several days.

· Thursday, September 15^th: 9am – Noon
· Thursday, September 15^th: 1pm – 5pm
· Friday, September 16^th: 9am – Noon
· Friday, September 16^th: 1pm – 5pm
· Saturday, September 17^th: 10am – 4pm

Additionally, volunteers are needed to help deliver and load sandbags on Saturday, September 17^th at 10am. Sandbags will be delivered to three different residences.

To sign up to volunteer or for more information please contact Sarah Benatar at United Way at 773-9813 or sbenatar@nazunitedway.org.

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