New Yorkers bearing bags filled with donations for Hurricane Sandy victims, 18-wheeler Coca Cola and Duane Reide delivery trucks and four-door cars stuffed with cleaning supplies lined up outside Fox News at 205 East 67 Street this morning.

They came from across the nation and across the block to contribute to the Fox News Good Day Cares partnership with Catholic Charities to help people whose lives have been devastated by  the super storm.

Staff and volunteers formed conga lines to load donations on to Catholic Charities trucks that will bring these vital goods to neighborhoods hardest hit by the storm.

“We’re a hurting city; we’re a helping city but we’re bringing hope to people,” said Catholic Charities NY Executive Director Msgr. Kevin Sullivan during his interview this morning on Fox News.  “We’re going to make lives better and we thank you for your help.”

Click here to watch his interview and get a list of needed supplies.

Do you need help?

• Call Catholic Charities Toll-free Helpline: (888) 744-7900.
• Click here for more resources and information

Would you like to help others recover?

• Click here to make a donation.
• Text SANDY to 85944 to make a one-time $10 donation.
• Click here to volunteer

Tags: Catholic Charities, disaster relief, Disaster Response, Executive Director Msgr. Kevin Sullivan, Fox News, Fox News Good Day Cares, Helpline, Hurricane Sandy, interview, Text SANDY to 85944

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