text: Case in point. Last year for Hurricane Laura. We worked with the Dequincy, La police department. We we ate food prepared by the trustee prisoners. We showered in the police station. We went to help disabled, poor, needy people. This year with IDA relief. It was in my home town that we did most of the volunteering cutting trees, cleared yards, Tarped roofs, gave gas, money, and sent 99% of the donated aid stuff to Golden Meadow and Houma. We kept the Gatorade and the tarping supplies and the chain saw chains. They were much needed. But I know the sheriffs political agenda. He’s the brother of the Democrat governor of Louisiana. So I got with my Pastor from church and he had a list of elderly families that needed help. We also did cold calling per se. I drove down neighborhoods saw trees on houses, saw driveways blocked, saw people in need of help. I offered our services as volunteers. We did the best jobs we could. We felt blessed to be able to help. Most were elderly veterans, one was a mother of 2 daughters that was widowed in the last few months. Another we still need to go help is a elderly widow whose husband passed away 3 weeks before the storm of cancer. No dangerous situation there just some big trees down that need cleaning up.