PHOTOS: Mercury One and HopeNYC partner to provide relief for Hurricane Sandy victims during Day of Hope

For the past few weeks, Mercury One has been collecting donations from people across the country in order to provide relief for victims of Hurricane Sandy in the Northeast. Mercury One has already provided relief to hard hit areas of New York City, including Coney Island. This weekend, Mercury One teamed up with HopeNYC, a local New York City church, for their Day Of Hope providing supplies and care packages for people affected by the hurricane.

Donations made to Mercury One’s disaster relief fund were used to purchase goods and supplies for the care packages, and Mercury One staff and volunteers were on site helping to coordinate, organize, and provide relief for people who are still recovering from the devastating hurricane.

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Look for more updates from The Day of Hope on GlennBeck.com.

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Thanks to your donations, Mercury One was able to help provide Hope NYC with the supplies they need to put together their Hope Bags. Making lots of Hope Bags requires a lot of supplies.

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Thanks to your donations, Mercury One was able to help provide Hope NYC with the supplies they need to put together their Hope Bags. Making lots of Hope Bags requires a lot of supplies.

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Thanks to your donations, Mercury One was able to help provide Hope NYC with the supplies they need to put together their Hope Bags. Making lots of Hope Bags requires a lot of supplies.

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Thanks to your donations, Mercury One was able to help provide Hope NYC with the supplies they need to put together their Hope Bags. Making lots of Hope Bags requires a lot of supplies.

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Gleaning for the World provided stuffed animals for children through their "Teddy Bear Brigade" program.

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The Hope bags were stuffed to the brim with supplies needed for those impacted by Hurricane Sandy

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There were plenty of boxes of supplies for Hope NYC's Hope Bags.

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From macaroni to peaches to beans and other canned goods and supplies, Hope NYC's Hope Bags were ready to bring people lots of, well, hope!

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In addition to necessities, the Hope Bags also included stuffed animals and inspiring notes of encouragement.

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Multiple pallets of food and supplies were brought in for Hope NYC's project to bring Hope Bags to storm-struck New Yorkers.

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Hope Bag recipients expressed gratitude for the generosity of donors and Hope NYC volunteers.

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Hope NYC volunteers braved cold weather to serve those whose lives had been uprooted by Hurricane Sandy.

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Terra with Pastor Sharo and her excellent assistant, Ruth, who keeps everything at Hope NYC running smoothly. Mercury One thanks you both for allowing us to come into your church and community to help with our Day of Hope. Thank you for serving so many for so long.

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Mercury One donations helped ensure there were plenty of supplies for those impacted by the disaster.

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Volunteers meet to discuss their plans for handing out Hope Bags to a wide variety of people.

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Volunteers gather to provide relief and to help get packages together.

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The volunteers working with Hope NYC, seen here unloading a truck full of goods, remained dedicated to their cause.

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The volunteers working with Hope NYC, seen here unloading a truck full of goods, remained dedicated to their cause.

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The volunteers working with Hope NYC, seen here unloading a truck full of goods, remained dedicated to their cause.

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The volunteers working with Hope NYC, seen here unloading a truck full of goods, remained dedicated to their cause.

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The volunteers working with Hope NYC, seen here unloading a truck full of goods, remained dedicated to their cause.

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The volunteers working with Hope NYC, seen here unloading a truck full of goods, remained dedicated to their cause.

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The volunteers working with Hope NYC, seen here unloading a truck full of goods, remained dedicated to their cause.

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Thanks to your donations, Mercury One was able to help provide Hope NYC with the supplies they need to put together their Hope Bags. Making lots of Hope Bags requires a lot of supplies.

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Thanks to your donations, Mercury One was able to help provide Hope NYC with the supplies they need to put together their Hope Bags. Making lots of Hope Bags requires a lot of supplies.

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Thanks to your donations, Mercury One was able to help provide Hope NYC with the supplies they need to put together their Hope Bags. Making lots of Hope Bags requires a lot of supplies.

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Stuffed animals were included with the Hope Bags

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One of the loving and encouraging notes Gleaning for the World provided with each stuffed animal.

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One of the loving and encouraging notes Gleaning for the World provided with each stuffed animal.

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One of the loving and encouraging notes Gleaning for the World provided with each stuffed animal.

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Setting up for cooking hot meals at Day of Hope.

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What may seem like a late year cookout to many is actually a guaranteed hot meal for others who have gone without.

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Multitasking cooking with a grill.

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The volunteers working with Hope NYC, seen here unloading a truck full of goods, remained dedicated to their cause.

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The volunteers working with Hope NYC, seen here unloading a truck full of goods, remained dedicated to their cause.

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The volunteers working with Hope NYC, seen here unloading a truck full of goods, remained dedicated to their cause.

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Cranberry sauce was one of the most-requested items Hope NYC included in the hope bags.

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The volunteers working with Hope NYC, seen here unloading a truck full of goods, remained dedicated to their cause.

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The volunteers working with Hope NYC, seen here unloading a truck full of goods, remained dedicated to their cause.

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The volunteers working with Hope NYC, seen here unloading a truck full of goods, remained dedicated to their cause.

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A Mercury One vehicle on the scene

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Terra and Nicole from Mercury One help coordinate the effort

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The volunteers working with Hope NYC, seen here unloading a truck full of goods, remained dedicated to their cause.

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The Hope NYC volunteers didn't just put a few things in the Hope Bags -- they stuffed them to overflowing.

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Hope NYC's Hope Bags will be distributed to the needy for Thanksgiving.

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The Hope NYC volunteers didn't just put a few things in the Hope Bags -- they stuffed them to overflowing.

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The Hope NYC volunteers stuffed the Hope Bags with a variety of items, including Macaroni & Cheese.

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Volunteers assist in loading the supplies

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Volunteers assist in loading the supplies

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Hot meals and supplies for those impacted by Hurricane Sandy

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Mercury One was founded in 2011 by Glenn Beck, who is the organization’s biggest advocate and vocal supporter despite not having an official position with the group. Glenn’s wife Tania is on Mercury One’s Board of Directors. Mercury One partners with local faith and community leaders to help prepare and provide relief from disasters both big and small. The organization seeks to inspire, organize and mobilize individuals to improve the human condition physically, emotionally and spiritually with malice towards none and charity for all.

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