Today, November 4, 2012 our Parish Committee will have a special meeting at 10 am to discuss what we will do as a parish to help the victims of devastating Hurricane Sandy. We will have special prayers during both Masses 9 am and 11 am for all who were affected by this terrible tragedy.
Our church and residence were not damaged and the residents of Woodland Park have had power restored since Tuesday evening.
If you need assistance you can use our parish hall to charge cell phones and warm yourself up and get food. Call the parish office 973-256-4888.
Little Falls & Woodland Park, NJ are using the Little Falls Civic Center for food donations – both need volunteers to deliver donations as well as donations. Please call 973-890-4520 if you can help. They can offer more information at the same number if anyone needs help.
Resources:
Here is some more information that may be helpful in this time rebuilding after the Hurricane Sandy:
Bergen County relief
The American Red Cross of Northern New Jersey is also seeking donations to its local disaster fund “to make sure we can handle the demand going forward,” said Red Cross spokeswoman Cathy Hoag.
Passaic County shelters
Residents should contact police to make sure the shelter is open
- Pompton Lakes: Carnavale Center, Lenox Avenue (across the street from Borough Hall).
- Little Falls and Woodland Park: Little Falls Civic Center, 19 Warren Street.
- Totowa: Totowa Community Center, 385 Union Boulevard.
- Paterson: Riverside Veterans building, 165 5th Avenue.
- Wayne: Wayne Valley High School, Valley Road.
- In Little Falls, pets of flood victims can be sheltered at Kamp Kanine, 51 Sindle Ave., Little Falls, 973-837-6630 , and Hal Wheeler Pet Boarding, 1126 Route 23, Cedar Grove 973-256-0694 . Costs vary per shelter and vaccination proof is required.
- Little Falls residents can also call a flood hotline, 973-256-6538 , for emergency information.
Wayne residents can find road closure and other flood information here.
