When Kelly Olsen, a resident of the state of Minnesota and is the owner of the bakery, I heard about hurricane Irma, she took his house on wheels and traveled 1749 miles to help the victims.
Kelly and her husband Ben have a small house in Florida.
«At first I was just nervous about our house and boat, but quickly realized that worry is not to be», — the woman told USA Today. «When I saw the pictures of the houses destroyed by the storm, it broke my heart.»
Kelly says she realized that would hate myself if I did nothing.
She quickly made a plan. On the website of the bakery, the woman made a separate page where people could leave donations, and your trailer put in the yard of the store to collect things and products.
«There were even children who came with bags full of groceries for residents of Florida. It was incredible,» says Kelly.
According to her, they decided to focus on hygiene items and Packed them separate sets to make it easier to distribute.
A couple of days Kelly Olsen has collected 9 thousand pounds of stuff and $ 3,600.
She went to Florida with his parents, Kelly and Ginny. The family kept a trailer at a time, to overcome faster and more miles.
When they got to Immokalee, Florida, Kelly made pancakes for 500 people and distributed the donations.
«The diapers were one of the most popular items, parents were pushing and shouting they need size,» smiles Olsen.
Now Kelly plans to fill the trailer at Walmart and then head out to distribute aid in Everglades City.
