A Palm Beach County electrical company is heading to the Florida Panhandle, Friday afternoon to help with Hurricane Michael cleanup.
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Kasper Cares a nonprofit organization operated by Kasper Electrical Company with headquarters in Palm Beach Gardens is sending a team of electricians and volunteers to help with relief efforts.
The volunteers and electricians from the company will drive an RV filled with supplies to help clean up debris.
Shauna Pierre a manager at Kasper Electrical Company told WPTV this isn't their first time helping out with hurricane cleanup. Most recently they helped restore power to homes in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Irma and Maria.
"We hope that other companies will make the same sacrifices if Palm Beach County is hit with a devastating storm," Pierre said.
#KasperElectric is gearing up for a trip to the #FloridaPanhandle to help cleanup after #HurricaneMichael@WPTVpic.twitter.com/LJmogVZ6cf
— Sabirah (@sabirahrayford) October 12, 2018
The owner Justin Kasper says they are loading up an RV and will take 5 volunteers including an electrician, a nurse and former firefighter #HurricaneMichael#HurricaneCleanup@WPTVpic.twitter.com/vWbWG7kE8S
— Sabirah (@sabirahrayford) October 12, 2018
Justin told me this generator alone has the capability of powering 3 homes. This is their largest generator and they are taking 6 small ones. @WPTV#HurricaneMichael#HurricaneMichaelRecovery#KasperElectricpic.twitter.com/y9KnCaLqUF
— Sabirah (@sabirahrayford) October 12, 2018
Here’s a look inside the RV. Justin says this will be the base for all five volunteers. They’re looking to set up in Panama City. #HurricaneMichael#HurricaneMichaelRecoverypic.twitter.com/9iO5NL0GVg
— Sabirah (@sabirahrayford) October 12, 2018