People of South Bend look to help Harvey victims
By: Greg Reed
Posted: Sep 3, 2017 4:47 PM EDT
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. – People of Michiana gathered for a water drive to donate to victims of Hurricane Harvey.
Doubling as the grand opening for the new grocery store on the corner of Milton and Miami Streets in South Bend, dozens stopped by on Sunday to ]support those affected by the devastating hurricane.
Hundreds of bottles of water and over a dozen loaves of bread were collected and will be delivered to those in need on the 11th.