Prime Time Schools Seek Donations for Sandy Victims

While New Jersey continues to overcome Hurricane Sandy's aftermath and return to normal, Prime Time Early Learning Center with locations in Paramus and Hoboken have begun a collection drive for victim's.

"We have six schools that are collecting donations for families in need," Assistant Regional Director Melissa Daidone said. "We have two schools in hard hit areas of Hoboken and Farmingdale. Our Paramus school has been the only school open since the storm hit and we have been taking anyone who needs care on a first come first serve basis. Now that all of our schools have power we are still trying to help those who need it."

Needed items include non-perishable food, infant to adult clothing (warm sweaters, socks coats, long sleeve shirts etc), diapers and wipes, snacks and juice boxes, blankets, bottled water, along with kid and adult coats.

According to Daidone, those items that are immediately needed for victims are kitchen and food supplies and clothing.

Items can be dropped off at the following school locations:

• Paramus -  Country Club Plaza Suite 150, 115 West Century Road. Entrance is in rear of building near the playground. Contact Daidone at ptelcpar@aol.com.
• Hoboken - 410 Hudson Street. Contact Nicole Olsen at pthoboken@aol.com
• East Rutherford - 20 Hackensack Street. Contact Tracy Diamond at pteastruth@aol.com
• Edgewater - 40 Edgewater Place. Contact Jan DeNichilo at prmedge@aol.com.

Victims can contact Daidone by email melissa.daidone@yahoo.com or calling 201-261-0090, with specific needs and clothing sizes.