Puerto Rico Update
Haley Schultz • April 25, 2018
I spoke to Yliana, our Chapter Director in PR and she said folks are fine –
I spoke to Yliana, our Chapter Director in PR and she said folks are fine – that many haven’t had power for many months anyway, and that so many have generators that they are not feeling too much of a negative impact. She said that businesses are suffering the most, therefore the economy. Yliana’s biggest concern was that she can find a place to make copies for the sign-ups for their annual “Camp Invencible”, a summer day-camp for children in an under served area.
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Terri Loso
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