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Local church gives Isaac evacuees donation

By: Marquel Sennet
Updated: September 4, 2012

A local church made a donation to dozens of people trying to rebuild their lives in the wake of Hurricane Isaac.

   

The last remaining families at the Shreveport shelter on Jewella Avenue got a big surprise.  Tuesday afternoon each family received a one hundred dollar bill.

   

North Point United Methodist Church in Shreveport donated the money.  Businessman Lester Lawler presented the families with the donation at the shelter.

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