Lynch at Large

I have lifted the following from "Matilda'a Rants and Advice." The situation in Arkadelphia is so appalling, it must be addressed immediately. As usual, the people at Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families is doing God's work.

AACF Encourages Your Support for Stranded Children

More than 30 children were stranded as a result of the recent immigration raid at the Petit Jean Poultry plant in Arkadelphia.

The children, who were left behind when their parents were picked up during the raid, are in need of your help.

According to persons working with these families, the children need items such as diapers, wipes, baby formula and food, apple juice, canned fruit, cookies, crackers and telephone cards.

They are also in need of money to pay rent, utility bills and other essentials.

Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families (AACF) encourages you to help by contacting one of the places listed below.

Donations and/or supplies may be sent to:

LA CASA / Judith Veliz
Attn: 30 Children of Arkadelphia
6911 Geyer Springs Little Rock , AR 72202
Phone: 501-664-3500

St. Anne's Church
Attn: 30 Children of Arkadelphia
6150 Remount Rd.
North Little Rock , AR 72118-2208

Or if you are in Northwest Arkansas , please deliver your donations directly to:
Catholic Charities in Springdale
Attn: 30 Children of Arkadelphia
2022 W. Sunset Ave. Springdale , AR 72762
Phone: 479~927~1996

For money donations, please write a check or money order and write in the memo line "30 Children of Arkadelphia".

Tildy Adds: Way to go INS, good planning on your part. Homeland Security is not instilling a lot of confidence in this ole gal. We hope our readers pass along this urgent plea. 'Tildy (still hoping for peace someday, oh, and that we don't continue orphaning children and throwing them into our overburdened foster care. Maybe the Duggars will take them in, they have a bus already!)