We all want to come together to help KELOLAND organizations and businesses during COVID-19, but it takes a little bit of creativity to give back in the midst of social distancing. Thankfully, there are still plenty of ways to serve from afar. Anthony Pizer, a financial advisor who is very familiar with the volunteer scene in KELOLAND, shares how we can give back while giving each other space.
Here are some links to organizations who can connect you to needs in our community during this pandemic:
www.helplinecenter.org/when-disaster-strikes
https://volunteer.helplinecenter.org
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