United Way makes urgent plea for donations in aftermath of Hurricane Ian in southwest Florida
Jeannine Joy, the president and CEO of United Way for Lee, Hendry and Glades counties, says when Hurricane Ian made landfall, some volunteer call-takers were on the phone with residents as they took their last breaths. In the aftermath of the Category 4 storm's devastation in southwest Florida, the non-profit is making an urgent call for donations to help those who need it most.
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United Way makes urgent plea for donations in aftermath of Hurricane Ian in southwest Florida
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