Since Ben's wife walked out, he has struggled to keep life as normal as possible for his four children, 8- and 14-year-old sons and 12- and 17-year-old daughters.
Ben's diabetes has become so severe he's been unable to work. He has applied for disability, which should be a great help once he's approved, but the wait for approval could be a long one. The family was homeless for a little over a month before being able to move into a small trailer. They have no beds, and have been sleeping on the floor.
Jaeger LeCoultre Watch ReplicaBen and his children are in need of beds and mattresses, sheets, blankets and pillows, as well as food and clothing for the children. The 8-year-old boy wears size 10/12 shirts, size 8 (husky) pants, and size 4 shoes. The 14-year-old boy wears men's small shirts, size 18/20 pants, and size 6 shoes. The 12-year-old girl wears size 14 shirts and pants and size 7 (ladies') shoes. The 17-year-old girl wears XL women's shirts, size 18 pants, and size 8 1/2 shoes.
T8 LED Tube T8-600mmThose wanting to donate should take their items to Children's Home Society at 1145 Greenbrier St. in Charleston Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. To assist the Children's Home staff members with sorting donations during this hectic time of year, it would be greatly appreciated if donors could package like-sized items together and label them with the size.
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For information, contact Scott Foley, Children's Home Society's site manager, at 304-348-3894 or via email at .
Contributions can be sent to Gazette Charities, 1001 Virginia St. E., Charleston, WV 25301. Credit card donations can be made online by clicking on the Gazette Charities logo at .
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