MASKmission

As we gather around with family and friends this holiday season, we keep those who may not have the same comforts of home in our thoughts and prayers. Our MASKmission family is grateful for all your support during Give Miami Day and towards our ongoing wellness and Relief projects. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving! 🍁

Have a couple hours? Volunteer a little time to help sort and pack items for those less fortunate. MASKmission is grateful for the opportunity to collaborate with this hurricane relief mission. It’s the best feeling in the world knowing your small act of kindness will make the difference in someone’s life! 🙏🏼🇯🇲

Happy 4th of July to our MASKMission family🇺🇸Praying nothing but health, safety, and prosperity on this day! This Independence Day, we honor those who fought for liberty and recommit to building a more just, inclusive, and compassionate future for all.❤️

Hurricane Beryl has left devastation in the Caribbean! In response to the desperate requests of emergency assistance needed particularly in St. Elizabeth, Jamaica, where thousands are still without electricity and water, MASKmission is accepting donations of
•non perishable food, canned food, powdered milk
• first aid items
• work gloves
• Hygiene kits and toiletries
•Tarps
•sleeping bags
•tents
•Toilet paper and paper towel
•Baby Food, Wipes and diapers
•Trash bags
•solar powered lights and battery packs.
*No used clothing, baby strollers or car seats
Thank you for assisting in this relief effort.

Drop off location:
Kendall Church of God
8795 SW 112 St., Miami, Fl 33176

Click link in bio to Donate.

Are you ready? The effects of Hurricane Beryl on the Caribbean islands is a reminder of the destructive nature of these disasters and the urgent plea for all to have a 2024 storm preparedness plan.

• Home: Take pictures, protect and secure your home with shutters, surge protectors, waterproof coverings, bring in outdoor items that could become airborne, withdraw cash from the bank, get fuel for vehicle and generators or power tools.

• Personal Care: Fill prescriptions and secure in waterproof containers. Have first aid kits and flashlights with batteries.

• Water: Fill large, clean aluminum or plastic containers with potable water once a hurricane warning is announced ( 1 gallon per person per day for 3-7 days is recommended). In addition, fill bathtubs for bathing and freeze other small containers for ice after a storm.

• Trees: Prune and trim trees BEFORE hurricane season and NOT during a storm watch or warning.
• Trash: Dispose of household and yard trash. Secure recycling carts.

•Evacuation: All mobile home residents should evacuate once an evacuation order is issued. Have a plan to stay with family or friends who live inland outside of the evacuation order. Consider Evacuation centers as a shelter of last resort.

•Pets: Don’t forget to protect your pets. Have enough food, water, medicines and a crate or pet carrier in case of evacuation.