United Way Flagler-Volusia volunteers clean up Flagler Beach after Irma

Ten volunteers picked up debris on Flagler Beach Saturday after the hurricane.

By Paige Wilson
| 3:33 p.m. September 18, 2017

Volunteers stand with United Way Volusia-Flagler member Danielle Anderson and her assistant. Photo courtesy of Francine Martin

A volunteer picks up debris on Flagler Beach. Photo courtesy of Francine Martin

Joanne Smith, United Way volunteer; Latwi Owens, United Way's "Help Me Grow" client specialist; and Diane Wasney, Women United Flagler sign up to clean Flagler Beach. Photo courtesy of Francine Martin

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United Way Volusia-Flagler volunteered their efforts on Saturday, Sept. 16 to help Flagler Beach recover from Hurricane Irma. Ten volunteers gathered at Beach Front Grille, located at 2444 S. Ocean Shore Blvd., Flagler Beach, and were then sent out to help with the beach cleanup with the Friends of A1A, a volunteer community sector organization funded primarily through the National Scenic Byways Program.

Volunteer coordinator Francine Martin said 30 volunteers participated in the Volusia County effort as well.