Jersey Proud: Clothing giveaway helps those impacted by nor'easter
Many of the people who stopped by were greatly impacted by the rising water.
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14h agoThe Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office, along with a local church, and New Jersey State Police, teamed up to host a clothing giveaway for residents impacted by last week's nor'easter.
Some along the Jersey Shore said the nor'easter caused as much damage as Hurricane Sandy. Many of the people who stopped by were greatly impacted by the rising water.
Racks of gently used clothes are available to anyone in need.
