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Young FEMA Corps volunteers appreciated by Sandy victims

Danny Drake

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FEMA Corps volunteer, Maya Jordan, 23 of Hampton, Va., talks Monday with resident Karalyn Schuck as she holds her dog "Pooch" in the Mid Town section of Atlantic City. . A team of college students has been working with FEMA to identify and provide services for Hurricane Sandy victims in Atlantic City.

Danny Drake

fema college team

FEMA workers and FEMA Corps volunteers, canvas the Mid Town section of Atlantic City, talking with residents or leaving information in their doorway. A team of college students has been working with FEMA to identify and provide services for Hurricane Sandy victims in Atlantic City. Monday, November,26, 2012( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)

Danny Drake

fema college team

Danny Drake

fema college team

FEMA Corps volunteers, Maya Jordan, 23 of Hampton, Va., and Rebekah Siddiqi, 23 of Asheboro, NC, canvas the Mid Town section of Atlantic City, talking with residents or leaving information in their doorway. A team of college students has been working with FEMA to identify and provide services for Hurricane Sandy victims in Atlantic City. Monday, November,26, 2012( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)

Danny Drake

fema college team

Atlantic Boston Chicken and Grocery Market worker, Nacer Ouameur, of Absecon, listens as FEMA Corps volunteer, Rebekah Siddiqi, 23 of Asheboro, NC, canvases the Mid Town section of Atlantic City, talking with residents or leaving information in their doorway. A team of college students has been working with FEMA to identify and provide services for Hurricane Sandy victims in Atlantic City. Monday, November,26, 2012( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)

Danny Drake

fema college team

Resident Kevin Brown, of the Mid Town section of Atlantic City, talks with FEMA Corps volunteer, Rebekah Siddiqi, 23 of Asheboro, NC, as she canvases the Mid Town section of Atlantic City, talking with residents or leaving information in their doorway. A team of college students has been working with FEMA to identify and provide services for Hurricane Sandy victims in Atlantic City. Monday, November,26, 2012( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)

Danny Drake

fema college team

FEMA worker, Chris Yates, of Washington, DC, talks with FEMA Corps volunteer, Maya Jordan, 23 of Hampton, Va., as she goes to knock on a door in the Mid Town section of Atlantic City. A team of college students has been working with FEMA to identify and provide services for Hurricane Sandy victims in Atlantic City. Monday, November,26, 2012( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)

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