September 12, 2005
On Saturday, less than two weeks after Emilie Hersh, VP of InterKnowlogy in Carlsbad, CA, called to say her company had an 18-wheeler available to transport needed items to the victims of Hurricane Katrina on the Gulf Coast, “Operation Baby Buggy” filled the trailer in front of Christ United Methodist Church in San Diego. The truck began its 2,000 mile journey with assistance for the babies in Hancock County, MS. In addition, Operation Baby Buggy raised almost $3,000.00 for United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR) Hurricane Katrina direct assistance.
Pictures are worth a thousand words. I’ll let them tell the story.
On Saturday, less than two weeks after Emilie Hersh, VP of InterKnowlogy in Carlsbad, CA, called to say her company had an 18-wheeler available to transport needed items to the victims of Hurricane Katrina on the Gulf Coast, “Operation Baby Buggy” filled the trailer in front of Christ United Methodist Church in San Diego. The truck began its 2,000 mile journey with assistance for the babies in Hancock County, MS. In addition, Operation Baby Buggy raised almost $3,000.00 for United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR) Hurricane Katrina direct assistance.
Pictures are worth a thousand words. I’ll let them tell the story.
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