Terry Mikeska Foundation, Lone Star Moving Load Up Trucks for Hurricane Relief

SAN ANGELO, TX -- The Terry Mikeska Foundation along with Lone Star Moving and San Angelo

Apartment Movers and Chris Cain  loaded full pallets each of cleaning

products, cleaners, mops, towels, Clorox, vinegar, disinfectant, towels, hand

sanitizer, soaps, water, etc. at Sam’s Club Thursday before the gas pump silliness.  

Terry Mikeska is in the process of organizing his 39th mission project to

Nepal this fall on the other side of the world which just been through a

devastating flood killing over 225 people with the help of over 400 donors,

churches and businesses until the devastated hurricane hit south Texas and

decided he could handle both major relief missions and added semi trucks of

relief material to the victims of Hurricane Harvey as well.

Terry Mikeska received a call Tuesday night from Chris Cain, owner of Lone

Star Moving and San Angelo Apartment Movers and ask Terry on what he thought

about starting a cleanup crew with his staff of bonded movers to the areas

of the first areas hit in and near Rockport, Port Aransas, Victoria, etc,

after an hour conversation Terry without hesitation offered to fill the first

semi truck with full pallets of all the needed materials for the first team

heading out this weekend.

Thursday morning Terry visited with Andy the manager of the San Angelo Sam's Club and asked if he would walk the store with his hand inventory scanner to see what was in stock to fill the truck, after and hour Terry and Andy had enough full pallets to fill the first load

totaling almost $9,000.00 paid for by the Terry Mikeska Foundation.

Sam's club also contributed pallets of 5 gallon buckets and lids used in the bakery

area for mop buckets. Terry immediately posted it on his social media sites

and within just a few hours already raised over $2,000 towards the purchase.

The Terry Mikeska Foundation recently sent out over 800 direct mailers to his

donors for the Nepal mission projects and felt he will be able to handle both

massive projects for the next several months, Terry will be leaving in Oct on

the other side of the world to Nepal to also assist the Hope for Nepal

mission project with solar lighting, water filtration systems, schools

supplies, healthcare to 5000 people and educational programs for the

villages. Doing the most good for the most people in need is our lifetime

goal.

100% of the funds goes to the poor people in the clean up effort and all

crews are volunteers. Every $1 helps so please go to our face book Terry

Mikeska Foundation  or www.terrymikeskafoundation.org or mail your tax

deductible donation to: Terry Mikeska Foundation (501c) PO Box 61692, San

Angelo, Tx 76906 and put "Hurricane in the memo" .