Anytime soon. yesterday, he led an orthodox easter egg project at the refugee center, which currently holds hundreds and hundreds of displaced children. and during my time there with alex, we shipped out an astounding 14,000 sandwiches. as my son pointed out, that when there is so much chaos, the only thing that you want to do is do your small part. there is no time to think about problems that you have at home. issues in your personal life, none of that matters. all that you can do is focus on how do you get four slices of cheese on up on as fast as possible. and many of these photos were taking by robin claire, if we are combat photographer, who leaves poland and is now heading to libya. before returning home to the states. each one of these people, extraordinary humans, many of them staying in hospitals and hotels an hour away from the volunteer site, because housing is in such short supply because of refugee needs. they show up seven days a week,
Of refugee needs. they show up seven days a week, 12 hour shifts, many of them canceling their plans to return home. at the border, when we worked with ph, i m a polish man who left his job in poland to volunteer at the pedestrian border crossing. that is where the refugees are in need of the most assistance, because they are arriving by foot, with only what they carry. and chances are, they do not have the, money they don t have a place to go, they just need help. i also gained a new appreciation for the importance of doing things, i coats, hats, books. reminded you those things, but sometimes we forget about it when we clean our basements, our closets. but i can tell, you that when a bus comes across the border with a five year old that has been traveling for days, the only thing on earth that you want to do is dig through that donation bin and find the perfect stuffed animal, or maybe a fire truck. same goes for a winter coat in the right size for an older gentleman who made the tri