After looking for opportunities to chip in with other area relief efforts the Museum is partnering with a group of friends and family, organized by Jason & Donna Bennett, and Lacy & Kevin Harrod of Bowling Green, who have direct connections to the communities in need, to collect and deliver items.
The items will be transported to communities surrounding West Liberty including Crockitt, Lawrence County, Marysville, Henryville and East Bernstadt this Saturday, March 10 and again next Saturday, March 17.
Collection Location and Times:
The Museum has a collection box in the lobby and items can be dropped off seven days a week, 8am-5pm.
The group will also be setup tonight (Thursday, March 8) at Greenwood High School on Scottsville Road beginning at 5pm, and Friday, March 9 at Warren East High School beginning at 5pm.
Suggested Items
- baby items (diapers, formula, baby food, wipes)
- canned goods, packaged food
- batteries, flashlights,
- toiletries
- lates gloves, trashbags
The Museum is located at 350 Corvette Drive, just off I-65 exit 28.
Cash Donations & Volunteer Opportunities
The area is also in need of cash and volunteers. If you are willing to donate or help out, visit http://kyem.ky.gov/donationsvolunteers/Pages/default.aspx to signup. This website also has a list of agencies that can accept cash donations online.
For more information:
Katie Frassinelli, Marketing and Communications Manager
National Corvette Museum
270-467-8846 800-538-3883 x146 or katie@corvettemuseum.org
Jason And Donna Bennett, Local Relief Collection Organizers
jayandonna@insightbb.com, 270-799-7064
Lacy Harrod, Local Relief Collection Organizer
lacyharrodwku07@gmail.com, 270-799-0683
