FOX 35 Care Force provides struggling Central Florida residents with ice, charging station
FOX 35 Care Force helps those affected by Hurricane Ian
On Saturday, the FOX 35 Care Force was out at the Wawa at 2184 E Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway in Kissimmee meeting residents and helping those hardest hit by the storm charge their phones.
KISSIMMEE, Fla. - As we continue to recover from Hurricane Ian, know that FOX 35 is here with you – and for you. We will get through this together.
More than 100,000 power outages are still reported across the state, including here in Central Florida, as utility crews work around the clock to restore power. We know how important it is to not only be able to stay in contact with family and friends, but also to stay connected to news and updates from local officials, and us at FOX 35.
On Saturday, the FOX 35 Care Force was out at the Wawa at 2184 E Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway in Kissimmee meeting residents and helping those hardest hit by the storm charge their phones. The team also gave out bags of ice to those who needed it.
Kissimmee, Florida, was one of many cities in Central Florida hit hard with flooding.
Anchor John Brown and Chief Meteorologist Jayme King were at the Wawa with the FOX 35 Thunder Truck to greet viewers and lend a helping hand to our local community.
FOX 35 Care Force: 14-year-old boy jumps in to help and warn people of flooding danger in Florida
The FOX 35 Care Force was at the Wawa in Kissimmee to give out free ice to residents who were the hardest hit by Hurricane Ian. The team also met some local heroes who are volunteering their time to help others, including a 14-year-old boy.
FOX 35 Care Force at Wawa in Kissimmee to help residents charge phones, giving out free ice
FOX 35 Care Force is at the Wawa at 2184 E Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway in Kissimmee on Saturday helping people charge their phones and giving out free ice.
Depend on FOX 35 News and the FOX 35 Care Force when you, your friends, family, and neighbors need us the most – and thanks for sticking with us before, during, and after Hurricane Ian.