FPL and Community Cooperative partner to distribute hurricane meal kits to area seniors
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Florida Power & Light Company (FPL) Director of External Affairs Tim Bryant (on left), FPL Manager of External Affairs Charlotte Miller (center) delivers a hurricane preparedness meal kit to Fort Myers resident Patsy Penn, who is homebound, to help her prepare for hurricane season. Each of the 450 meal kits sponsored by FPL in partnership with Community Cooperative contain water and a three-day supply of shelf-stable foods for breakfast, lunch and dinner as well as a "Storm Guide for Seniors" informational brochure.
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A dozen Florida Power & Light Company (FPL) volunteers including External Affairs Manager Charlotte Miller (on right, smiling) fill 450 hurricane meal kit bags at Community Cooperative in Fort Myers. The bags contain three days worth of shelf-stable food, as well as a "Storm Guide for Seniors" informational brochure.
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Florida Power & Light Company (FPL) and the Community Cooperative recently distributed hurricane meal kits to 450 seniors across Lee County to assist those who may not be able leave their homes or receive home-delivered meals during the 2023 storm season. With storm season under way, these hurricane kits help ensure that local seniors are equipped with vital supplies, including three days of shelf-stable, nutritious food, water and snacks.