More than 100K empty cans will help buy clothes for Middletown-area kids in need
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Members of the Middletown Kiwanis Club and Cans 4 a Cause Founder Jeff Myjak, right, collected between 100,000 and 125,000 bottles and cans worth an estimated $5,500 during a May 15 fundraiser for Warm the Children at Pat Kidney Field. At left is Public Works Deputy Director Chris Holden.Chris Holden / Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less
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It took three trips for six dump trucks and an emergency operations trailer to haul bottles and cans to Cans-4-a-Cause Founder Jeff Myjak’s house, where they began the expected two-week-long sorting process Thursday in Middletown.Chris Holden / Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less
Middletown s Cans 4 a Cause collects redeemables to aid domestic violence shelter, other groups
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During last summer’s Kiwanis Club Cans 4 A Cause bottle drive, more than 70,000 bottles and cans, worth $3,500, were collected for the local charity, Warm the Children.Contributed photo / Jeff MyjakShow MoreShow Less
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During last summer’s Kiwanis Club Cans 4 A Cause bottle drive, more than 70,000 bottles and cans, worth $3,500, were collected for the local charity, Warm the Children, according to Jeff Myjak, who runs the Middletown-based program.Contributed photo / Jeff MyjakShow MoreShow Less
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Jeff Myjak, of Middletown, is the founder of Cans 4 a Cause.Contributed photo / Jeff MyjekShow MoreShow Less