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B.C. residents band together to send funds, supplies to earthquake victims in Turkey

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The group of friends, who created an Instagram account, @helpturkeyvancouver, contacted the Turkish Consulate General in Vancouver to kick things off. Through the consulate general, the group was able to connect with Turkish Airlines which is providing free shipping for donations.“Babies are on the streets. They need shoes, they need new clothing. Please send us masks, gloves, and new tents.”

The group is accepting donations at a warehouse at 580 Industrial Ave. in Vancouver but organizers said not to bring second-hand items. “Please send us priorities — things like new medical supplies, new tents, new warm clothing and canned food,” she said.

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