ADRN is inviting Austin-area residents to donate survivor care kits for those affected by Hurricane Ian.
Kits can also simply brighten someone's day.
"When you're donating a survivor care kit, and especially when you put a little note of encouragement at the top, that little personal touch, you're really donating hope," Cannon said. "You're letting them know, you're not alone. You're letting them know there is hope that tomorrow could be better even though today is really, really rough."
You can bring donations Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. to the ADRN Headquarters or the Hope Family Thrift Store, located at 1122 E. 51st Street, Austin, TX. ADRN is hoping to get its first shipment out on October 10. For more information and a list of recommended items and assembly instructions,
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