American Red Cross Kitchens To Be Set Up Across Area

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American Red Cross Kitchens To Be Set Up Across Area

Brian Burns

Story Created: Sep 16, 2008 at 4:12 AM CST

Story Updated: Sep 16, 2008 at 4:12 AM CST

American Red Cross Kitchens

September 15th, 2008


Date: September 15, 2008

Time: 8:00 pm



The American Red Cross will be setting up Kitchens in Beaumont, Port Arthur, Silsbee, and Woodville.

Distribution sites for meals will be announced as soon as the kitchens are in operation.

There will be multiple locations in Jefferson and Hardin Counties and one location in Woodville.

Friday, Sep 19 at 2:14 PM alice dorman wrote ...

where can I get an emegency food card.

Tuesday, Sep 16 at 6:56 PM Angel from orange wrote ...

i think we are all losing sight of what this comment space is for ! yes some stayed on there own however there were some that could not finalcially afford to evacuate!! instead of making snyde remarks and argueing on here why not try and help the ones that stayed weather by decicion or from lack of finances!! we need to pull together and help our neighbors!! we are all going through a horrible time and some are worse off than others so if we have been spared lets help those who have not!!

Tuesday, Sep 16 at 3:05 PM Anonymous wrote ...

Salvation Army has opened a soup kitchen in Bridge City off of Round Bunch. Salvation Army has opened a soup kitchen in Vidor at First Baptist Church

Tuesday, Sep 16 at 9:20 AM Anonymous wrote ...

is their anywhere I can help as I cant work and cant live a t home I would be glad to help somewhere if i could. its tough but we are still here everything can be replaced but your life. I love you larry Gene.

Tuesday, Sep 16 at 8:51 AM Misty wrote ...

The reason they more than likely didnt set them up in Orange Co., is because no one is supposed to be there. Most places there are not suitable to handle large numbers of people. If you weren't prepared for what could happen when you decided to stayed, when you weren't supposed to, then thats not there fault, theyre doing the best they can with limited resources. You have your life don't you? Quit complaining, you're sounding like someone who wants someone else to do everything for you.

Tuesday, Sep 16 at 7:25 AM Jeanie wrote ...

That's right, set them up everywhere but Orange Co. we don't count, what about the people from Orange, Bridge City and Mauriceville and Vidor. They don't count. Just like when Rita hit. Thanks for nothing.

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