The outpouring of initiatives to help those in need has been extraordinary.
Here’s one of the latest efforts: Walmart has partnered with the social networking service Nextdoor to operate the “Neighbors Helping Neighbors” program, which coordinates with member cities to help vulnerable members of the community get groceries and needed supplies.
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The program has a two-fold approach. People who are shuttered at home can reach out through Nextdoor, connect with a neighbor who has a planned shopping trip, and ask that person to pick up essentials for them. Or, those neighbors who are going shopping can offer to pick up groceries and essentials for a vulnerable neighbor.
Get all the details on “Neighbors Helping Neighbors” by clicking here.
Offering to help is as simple as downloading the Nextdoor app on your smartphone (iOS or Android), clicking on the “Groups” tab and sharing a message on the Group Chat for your neighborhood Walmart, which is pinned at the top of the page.
Once in the group chat, Nextdoor members can indicate if they can shop on someone’s behalf or need shopping done for them.
Check Nextdoor’s “Help Map” to see store locations and hours for those participating in the program.
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Comments
simon hendrixx
April 26, 2020 at 12:55 pm
where I can donate many personal toiletries and soaps and those sort thing and where I can leave them or drop these all new of course
Josie Gulliksen
April 26, 2020 at 12:55 pm
Check our resources page, we have some posts that include where you can donate.
Here's a link to that page:
https://miamionthecheap.com/miami-dade-crisis-resources/