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AAAA Self Storage in Ranson, W.V., is serving as the drop-off location for goods being donated to a family of 10 who lost everything in a fire last month.
June 22, 2009
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AAAA Self Storage in Ranson, W.V., is serving as the drop-off location for goods being donated to a family of 10 who lost everything in a fire last month. Facility owner Noah Mehrkam decided to get involved after reading an article about the incident in a local newspaper. After contacting the Red Cross, facility managers Tina Inflinger and Jessica Viands were put in touch with the homeowner, Gary Bowlin. The storage business immediately donated free storage and is collecting non-perishable food, blankets, clothing, toys and household items for the family.
Source: The Journal (Martinsburg, W.V.), Ranson company helping family
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