(UNION CITY) Mayor Brian P. Stack and the Union City Board of Commissioners announce the collection of donations for the victims of Saturday’s earthquake in Ecuador.
“My heartfelt sympathies go out to those families affected by Saturday’s earthquake,” said Mayor Brian P. Stack. “We will try to assist in any way we can.” Mayor Stack announced that the Union City Parking Authority would house a trailer to be used to collect canned goods.
“In the aftermath of such a disaster, people are attempting to contact family members to ensure their safety,” said Commissioner Maryury Martinetti. “The City is trying to assist families here, in Union City, during this difficult time.” Families may call a helpline at 1844-668-4543 if they are trying to locate family members in Ecuador.
For those looking to make a direct donation to the victims, the Consulate General of Ecuador suggests sending donations to the following:
Bank of America — USA
Pennsylvania Avenue & 15th Street NW, Washington D.C.
Account#: 3751560139
Account name: UNDP Representative in Ecuador Dollar Account
Swift code: BOFAUS3N
ABA number: 111000012
Lila Rojas u are an idiot for even asking that question. Did you even read the article???? They are RECEIVING donations for those who want to help. And they opened a hotline for families here who may need to locate families in Ecuador.
Mayor without borders…#bravoBrian
This is why union city has a great mayor Brian stack great job
Brian stack greatest mayor that union city has ever had
Grande alcalde,un ser humanitario y con muchos valores el pueblo ecuatoriano seguro lo llenarazón de bendiciones ,es un ejemplo de hermandad ojala todos los alcaldes fueran como usted .
Sdc Soldado De Cristo
Mery Maruri
Brian Stack is a very caring Mayor!
Did Stacks get permission from his boss Christy? Since supporting his buddy Christy for Governor didn’t go over so well with the Latin community now he’s trying to pander to the Latin vote. He should go back to kissing the Governors boots and leave us to look for better options @ UC City Hall.
When was this