Health & Fitness
Fire Leaves Local Seniors Homeless and Hungry
30 seniors temporarily displaced after a gas explosion in their senior living community are being housed in Alexandria and need our help.

On May 21st, a suspected gas explosion damaged a high-rise senior living community in Arlington and left 100 residents without a home. 30 of these temporarily displaced seniors are being housed in Alexandria at the Homestead Studio Suites in the Carlyle/Eisenhower Valley neighborhood and they need our help!
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According to the manager of the hotel, who is coordinating assistance for the displaced seniors, there is no restaurant on site, and although the rooms have kitchens, the seniors have no way of getting food or the ability to cook. They are receiving milk and eggs from their senior living community every 2-3 days but need additional food and assistance.
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