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Waste to Charity.Org & Operation Compassion
Combine to collect & deliver Hurricane Katrina Relief Supplies

Woodbury, NJ- WastetoCharity.org and Operation Compassion combine to collect and deliver are relief to Hurricane Katrina victims, with the participation of 400 charities and churches.

Waste to Charity.org has specialized in encouraging businesses to donate excess inventory, for 6 years. Operation Compassion currently operates 35 disaster relief sites throughout the stricken area. See http://www.wastetocharity.org/.

Businesses of all sizes are best positioned to help by donating useable inventories.According to Jack Fitzgerald, founder of WastetoCharity.org.

"While our major support comes from companies which donate obsolete, excess or overstock inventory, we are encouraging individuals to join our efforts by creating hygiene kits, Fitzgerald says.

"We ask that these kits contain newly purchased items only, be packaged in boxes, and sent to our forward positions." See http://www.wastetocharity.org

Operation Compassion thirty-five disaster relief sites, distribute food, water and emergency relief supplies. WastetoCharity.org is calling on all donors to help to fill their immediate needs.

Some of the relief sites are providing hot meals and serve as many as twelve hundred people for each meal daily. WastetoCharity.org has provided mattresses, cleaning supplies and other essential items.

Contributions can be arranged with Waste to Charity, by visiting http://www.wastetocharity.org/donations.htm.

Note to Editors: Jack Fitzgerald available for Interview.

Photos are available

Contact Jack Fitzgerald 9-5 (941)-355-9609 or: 941-284-6892 24hrs jack@wastetocharity.org