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NEED SNOW REMOVAL ASSISTANCE?

February 1, 2019February 4, 2019 The Waynedale News Staff

If you are a senior citizen or disabled resident who cannot physically clear the snow from your driveway and walkway, please call NeighborLink at 260.209.0074 or post your snow removal request on NLFW.org.

NeighborLink cannot guarantee assistance, but will do their best to recruit volunteers and meet as many needs as they can.

Become a Snow Removal Volunteer:
Sign up to volunteer and find needs in your area at NFLW.org, call us to volunteer at 260.209.0074 or observe a need in your neighborhood and connect directly to that neighbor.

NeighborLink Fort Wayne is a 501(c)3 non-profit Christian ministry. They operate a web-based bulletin board that connects Fort Wayne residents and organizations seeking assistance with tangible needs to volunteers who are looking for ways to give back in their community. For more information, visit www.nlfw.org or call 260.209.0074

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