Kiwanis Club teams up with congregation to raise nearly $3,900 for family with flooded apartment
A family whose apartment flooded in the fall got some help from the Kiwanis Club of Clark and a local congregation.
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Jan 1, 2022, 3:23 AM
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Updated 839 days ago
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7ds agoA family whose apartment flooded in the fall got some help from the Kiwanis Club of Clark and a local congregation.
Samah Mekkway and her three kids lost everything including a wheelchair, crutches and braces used by her 13-year-old daughter to get around.
The Kiwanis Club got the word out and the Temple Beth O'r Beth Torah responded, raising almost $3,900 for the family.
They also got a turkey for Thanksgiving, a Christmas tree in December and a furniture donation.
