Long Island Hispanic Bar Association donates coats to cancer survivors
The Long Island Hispanic Bar Association held a coat drive Sunday for cancer survivors at St. Luke's in Brentwood.
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Dec 27, 2020, 10:36 PM
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3h agoThe Long Island Hispanic Bar Association held a coat drive
Sunday for cancer survivors at St. Luke's in Brentwood.
Organizers teamed up with the Hempstead Hispanic Civic
Association to donate the coats to a Latina cancer survivor group.
They say that even though the pandemic has been the focus
of the country for almost a year, cancer has been affecting people before and
will affect people after it's over.
The Long Island Hispanic Bar Association wrapped up six weeks of donations to five organizations, along with 200 coats and gifts cards.
