Posted on 07/07/2021 10:58:18 PM PDT by Right Wing Vegan
Two local nonprofits have donated more than 250 pairs of new shoes to migrant children currently in containment. Fairplex emergency shelter In Pomona.
Immigration Assistance Group Based in Pomona New entrant access center And Claremont Shoes that fitHumanitarian organizations donating shoes to underserved children, both joined forces after being informed about Fairplex’s plans April.. Anne Thorward, a member of the NAC Board of Directors, said she needed to be involved in some way soon.
“When we were informed that Fairplex would house immigrant children, we asked,’What can we do?'” Sawward said on the phone last week. “Shoes will be a good start.”
Immediately after that, the group Fundraising campaign The result was enough money to buy 185 pairs of shoes. In addition, Shoes That Fit donated 89 pairs and 5 pairs of socks per child.
According to the group, a total of 274 pairs were delivered to Fairplex on Friday, June 25th.
(Excerpt) Read more at californianewstimes.com ...
I wonder if there are any kids or even adults in Pomona who needs shoes too. If so, why not have a policy of “Charity begins at home, i.e. the USA”.
Nothing against helping illegal immigrant, abandoned, or abused children having some decent clothes but if many of them have parents/relatives in the US with which they were later united, it seems to me that their parents/relatives are the first ones responsible for clothing, feeding and housing them.
Otherwise, this is child abandonment and abuse.
Good. They'll need 89 pairs of shoes to walk back to where they came from.
Did these have pictures of Uncle Creepy on them?
These ‘immigrant’ welfare groups are breaking Federal law regarding aiding and abetting ilegal aliens.
Odd, isn’t it, that they are free to roam the streets and cull Democrat voters, when Republican voters are rounded up and held in solitary without trial or attorney in DC jails.
Good job! That covers about 10% of the kids currently in cages, provided that they fit!
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