Meals were delivered to Forest Cove Apartments on April 7. Photo courtesy Northeast DPD
Several neighborhood groups rallied support to feed families affected by the recent Forest Cove Apartments fire.
On March 29, over 100 firefighters battled a five-alarm apartment fire at the Forest Cove Apartments that destroyed 52 units.
Since then, DPD’s Northeast Division, Hamilton Park United Methodist Church and the Lake Highlands Public Improvement District have come together to provide meals and $50 gift cards to Forest Cove residents. The meals and gift cards were delivered yesterday.
Great Partnership with Lake Highlands Pid,Hamilton Park United Methodist Church and Northeast NPO, teaming up to feed families impacted from the recent fire at Forest Cove Apt. Thanks Major Williams for your help @LHPID @ServeDallas @DPDWilliams @AShawDPD pic.twitter.com/seOZIWbkuY
— Dallas Northeast (@NENPODPD) April 7, 2021
Great Partnership with Lake Highlands Pid,Hamilton Park United Methodist Church and Northeast NPO, teaming up to feed families impacted from the recent fire at Forest Cove Apt @LHPID @ServeDallas @DPDWilliams @AShawDPD pic.twitter.com/thHK14qPzM
— Dallas Northeast (@NENPODPD) April 7, 2021
Preparing meals for Forest Cove Apt Res affected by the fire. Thx Hamilton Park United Methodist n @LHPID Happening now! @DallasPD @DPDChiefGarcia @AShawDPD @DPDWilliams @JuanSal85827600 @DallasMayor @ExchangeClubLH @Advocate_LH @AdamMcGoughD10 Bervin pic.twitter.com/DP2gMEruy1
— Dallas Northeast (@NENPODPD) April 7, 2021
