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Volunteers' gift of help brightens holiday and uplifts spirits for Hurricane Sandy victims
Danny Drake
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Tonya Smith , and daughter, Miranda, with their tree. Tonya Smith and her daughter, Miranda, 9, with their Christmas tree, which sits on floor in their Ventnor home that volunteers rebuilt for them. Sunday, December, 23, 2012( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)
Edward Lea
Hurricane Sandy victims at Christmas
Karen Dunn, 45, of Bungalow Park, of Atlantic City talks about the impact of Hurricane Sandy, but are still grateful for the help she received in their time of need.
Dale Gerhard
Hurricane Sandy victims at Christmas
Jean D'Andre, 84, and his wife Eileen 73, of Ocean City, were negatively impacted by Hurricane Sandy, but are grateful for the help they received in their time of need.
Ben Fogletto
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Keith Garehan and his daughter Hannah work ripping up the floor in the kitchen to check for mold damage. Tuesday December 18 2012 Volunteers Keith Garehan and his daughter Hannah of Raleigh NC work inside a storm damaged home on North Arkansas in Atlantic City. Keith works in IT Support as his regular job and Hannah, 21, is a Nutrition Major at NC Central University. The two have been volunteering their time since 2004 in various states that have been hit by natal disasters. (The Press of Atlantic City / Ben Fogletto)
Edward Lea
Hurricane Sandy victims at Christmas
Nicholas DeGennaro, left Zachary DeGennaro, 8, middle and Chrissy DeGennaro of Ocean City family makes up one of four stories of locals who had good things happen to them after Hurricane Sandy.
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