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floor,” Mrs. Novak said. A central location, easily accessible, is. preferred, as is a building with cement walls so that the selection of hospital beds can be hung from the walls instead of being stacked on the floor.
And as always, the Loan Closet, can use additional volunteers; (the membership numbers about 14), donations of convalescent equipment (they’ll take even half a pair of crutches) and cash contributions (which will be tax deductible ad soon as the organization’s request for tax exempt status is processed). .< “But what we really need is space,” Mrs. Novak emphasized, adding that the donation of a room will also qualify for a tax write-off as a charitable donation.
For more information, or tooffer space, time, equipment or money, call Dot Mank (987-8248), Wanda Rogers (675-3636) or Kim Novak (937-5553). The same numbers can be used to arrange for the loan of a convalescent aid. !
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