Superstorm Sandy victims gather supplies to help victims of Florence

<p>A group of Superstorm Sandy victims helped gather food and supplies in hope to bring relief to the many affected by Florence in North Carolina and South Carolina.</p>

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Sep 21, 2018, 1:28 PM

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A group of Superstorm Sandy victims helped gather food and supplies in hope to bring relief to the many affected by Florence in North Carolina and South Carolina.

A group called the Sandy Weekday Warriors packed up vans before making the six-hour drive down to the Carolinas.

Superstorm Sandy survivor Michaela Murray-Nolan says she knows first-hand what the people affected by Florence are going through.

"We know the damage water can do to your belongings, to your memories, losing photographs. So we have a lot of compassion and we're ready to help," says Murray-Nolan.

Members of the group say this is there chance to pay-it-forward.

Sandy Weekday Warriors member Joan DeLucia says she will be taking another caravan of supplies down to the Carolinas on Monday, for those who still would like to donate.

Superstorm Sandy victims gather supplies to help victims of Florence

<p>A group of Superstorm Sandy victims helped gather food and supplies in hope to bring relief to the many affected by Florence in North Carolina and South Carolina.</p>

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